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[[Halo 3]] has been greatly combed over for glitches, but [[Bungie]] has put much effort into making sure that there are few, if any, in Halo 3. There are a few that do exist though, such as the [[Mine Glitches]], floating objects, driving an AA Wraith | [[Halo 3]] has been greatly combed over for glitches, but [[Bungie]] has put much effort into making sure that there are few, if any, in Halo 3. There are a few that do exist though, such as the [[Mine Glitches]], floating objects, and driving an [[AA Wraith]]. | ||
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Glitches are either errors or bugs in any program (game, software, etc) that can cause undesired or interesting results. In relation to Halo, glitches can be exploited in many ways to make the game interesting or annoying.
Halo:CE Examples
Not many were present in Halo:CE, however there was the occasional glitch that allowed you to ride a Pelican, skip a certain amount of a level, or get out of a map. There is also a guy that copies himself when dead.
Halo 2 Examples
In Halo 2, many glitches resulted from unforeseen actions the developers did not think could occur. Players could do things such as Super Jumping or Super Bouncing, get past Invisible Walls to get out of maps, etc. Button combos also existed, such as one that would allow you to kill a player instantly.
Halo 3 Examples
Halo 3 has been greatly combed over for glitches, but Bungie has put much effort into making sure that there are few, if any, in Halo 3. There are a few that do exist though, such as the Mine Glitches, floating objects, and driving an AA Wraith.
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