All those crazy glitches on Gears of War

Halo 2's BR has a six shot glitch and super fast reload glitch.

Getting Mew in pokemon red and blue.

Morrowind's Soul Trap glitch is a favourite of mine, because it can not only super-power you, but hilariously fuck you up as well. You can become so strong you shatter all your weapons with one strike!

The Morrowind glitch where you can summon hundreds of creatures. 100 Daedra Vs Vivec. Awesome battles.

In CS where in de_dust2 if you knew where to throw a flashbang everyone in the tunnels was flash banged for 30 seconds. Also the crate, I forget which map, where you could crawl in and still see out of and shoot people from.

Mortal Kombat, well timed sweeps.

in oblivion when you can get an unlimited amount of money from that vampire baron(or whoever) by repeating the same dialog over and over again.

in deus ex whenever you buy something or get something from another npc, if you have a full inventory they drop the item they were going to give you every time you ask for it.

Morrowind were you could damage your stats to use a trainer for free

I just love the skywalkers in TF2! It's hilarious, the way they ruin the game for me! It's stupendous! It's fantastic!!!

You fuckers!!!

Copter400:
I just love the skywalkers in TF2! It's hilarious, the way they ruin the game for me! It's stupendous! It's fantastic!!!

You fuckers!!!

Whats better than flying snipers and so forth? Makes the game far more realistic and fair.

mydogisblue:
All those crazy glitches on Gears of War

Please clearify.
I played through the entire games TWICE - on the PC no less unpatched when it came out and I experienced no bugs what so ever.

The Missingno cheat on Pokemon Red/Blue.
Happy, cheaty times...

Wolfenstien ET fuel dump map, as an allied covert ops stealing an axis uniform and running with an engineer behind the German's and planting the explosives. Quickest time was around 30 seconds for a dynamite plant on a 30 minute map.

Wall jumping and infinate bomb-jumping on metroid

any sequence breaking, really (esp. on newer games that seem to be very anti-SB)

Not so much a glitch but in Fable if your guile was high enough you could buy an assload of diamonds from the guy in Bowerstone (sp?) North, sleep a few days (coupled with the glitch where you run out of a house before the screen turns dark so you don't get in trouble works wonders, but it's not that big of a fee anyway) , buy some more diamonds, and then sell them back to him for a ridiculous price, buy them all again cheaper, and sell and repeat over and over until you have $500,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000.

Ah, good times.

There's this obscure game for PC/Xbox called Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of The Earth. Almost everything is a glitch. If your legs are broken, instead of your movement speed simply lowering, they programmed the effect into the wrong variable, so time slows down whenever your legs are borken, actually making the game easier. You'd be amazed how easy the boss fights are if you stop on your way to jump of a building.

Also, if you don't talk to every character during this standoff section, the guy who opens the way ahead in the next cutscene just stays still, aiming at where the bad guy was.

Oh, and in Smash Bros. Brawl when metaknight can get caught during his dive thing on stairs. When you finally pull up, he flies forever.

It's really hard to list anything from Morrowind considering that game is just overflowing with glitches and tricks. Half the fun of that game is abusing them.

First thing that comes to my mind is assfighting from Jedi Outcast. Which, for those that weren't there during the glory days of JO's multiplayer, was when you'd run around backwards with the light stance selected in order to run into someone and execute the reverse stab maneuver, which would insta-kill them 9 times out of 10. There was a similiar trick for heavy stance, but with the light stance you could just hold down the mouse button and keep chopping away until you bumped into someone and did the move.

It was just hilarious watching servers full of noobs run around backwards trying to get cheap kills.

Oh yes, Doom 2. The one where you could use a walk-through-walls cheat to get inside the final boss' vulnerable brain and use your chainsaw the contents, which turned out to be John Romero's severed head mounted on a pole. Good times!

I guess you could call that sweet revenge for "Daikatana"...

Every eight-bit fighting game ever made, where jumping into the air would either 1) send the enemies running up the screen and back down again because they couldn't distinguish that you weren't walking up and down the screen, or 2) make you completely invincible. Combine that with air attacks (the "dragon ninja" ports for example) and it became quite possible to complete entire games without taking a single hit, just as long as you made sure to never take your finger off the "up" button and make sure that you didn't hit the ground at just the right range for your enemies to strike at you.

Another Morrowind one (or was it Oblivion?) is that you could sneak next to an NPC who was asleep, walk away from the keyboard, and come back to have massive skills in sneaking.

Using the "Creative" racial trait in Masters of Orion 2. It made for an easy win, because instead of learning one tech at a time, your race would learn 2 to 3. Almost like hitting the "You win" button, then congratulating yourself for your cleverness, 300 turns later. Did I hit that? Oh yeah.

I tend not to use glitches, so I'll go with the missingno item multiplication from pokemon red and blue.

Ultrajoe:
Getting Mew in pokemon red and blue.

The duplication glitches in Oblivion. Ahh... So many watermelons everywhere... That and most of the cheats in the GTA Series, You can't help using them.

gigastrike:
I tend not to use glitches, so I'll go with the missingno item multiplication from pokemon red and blue.

God, good times with the missingno.

Wild Arms: The item duplication cheat is amazing. Especially if you've played the game over and over again, it makes the tedious grinding of money and magic crest finding go by quicker.

Working the Buzzard in Joust, old school baby.

MK 2 - Scorpion vs Kintaro infinate.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=5C_x8dzQ_Rc

CyberAkuma:

mydogisblue:
All those crazy glitches on Gears of War

Please clearify.
I played through the entire games TWICE - on the PC no less unpatched when it came out and I experienced no bugs what so ever.

Well I'm talking about those multiplayer glitches like skydive, the backflips out of the maps, or the shotgun-chainsaw glitch

Ultrajoe:
Getting Mew in pokemon red and blue.

Fuck me, thats a blast from the past. Didnt you have to swim up and down an island like 50 times and then fly to a cave? I'd love to meet the person who discovered that if they ever leave the house.

Goldeneye, invisibility. shooting the guards in the groin or in the arse and watching them prance around never got boring

I liked the cheats for Age of Empires 2, they were ridiculous. You get that little naked guy, and a Knight Rider style car that fired rockets.

I'm amazed no one said the assasin's creed "co-op" play