This can be exploited by repeatedly pausing the instant the Hands strike, resulting in laughably easy boss battles. There is a glitch while fighting Master Hand and/or Crazy Hand when they attack the player and then (s)he pauses the match, both Hands' animation attack will continue but the player won't take any damage. If the Skip glitch is used in the All-Star Mode even once, the player will be punished, (s)he being forced to fight the final opponent repeatedly until a Game Over is obtained. Once the message that Cloud was unlocked shows up, the player should use the skip glitch to make the Challenger Approaching screen appear to unlock Crono.

The player has to unlock Burly Brawl Melee and set a match with any character once the match has begun, the player must use the Skip glitch method and the Multi-Man Melee will be completely skipped, leaving him or her with the Challenger Approaching screen for Cloud.Ĭrono can be unlocked by doing Cloud's fast unlock glitch. The skip glitch can also be exploited to unlock Cloud instead of the intended method of completing 100-Man Melee. This will restart the level in a purple tone, dubbed fittingly the 'night glitch.' This glitch is often accidentally triggered when players, impatient with the results screen, blithely clicks Ctrl + Right or Forward and finds themselves stuck in Target Test yet again with a differently-colored background. To exploit this glitch, the player has to finish the target test of the character (s)he chose immediately after the announcer says 'Game!' or 'New Record!', the player must use the Skip glitch. This glitch can only be found in Target Test. This also leads to another glitch called the Night glitch (see below.) The following glitches involve the Skip glitch: This glitch is unable to function properly in the Target Test, however, as not only does it not advance the player to the next level, it restarts the level, forcing the player into doing the stage. If forward is clicked or Ctrl+Right is pressed while in any of these game modes, the computer will be tricked into passing the player to the next level, as each game screen is essentially treated as its own 'movie' contrarily, clicking rewind or Ctrl+Left forces the player to replay the previous level. It can be used in two methods: one by right-clicking the mouse showing the help bar, or the easier method by pressing Ctrl along with an arrow key. It is exploited in the Classic Mode, the Adventure Mode and the All-Star Mode. The most infamous glitch in Super Smash Flash. Below is a list of some notable glitches in the original Super Smash Flash. Since Super Smash Flash was coded by an inexperienced Cleod9 as his first major project, it is not the most stable Flash game out there. Other glitches can actually create new levels occasionally made randomly and haphazardly, and others allow players to guide their character off-screen, sometimes granting them access to other glitch-like areas (usually composed of many garbled symbols) and even unused parts of stages. Some only activate when the player presses a certain sequence of input commands (pressing buttons). Some glitches are caused by damaged games. When glitches happen, either something unusual will happen or the screen will freeze and sometimes some random pixels and object tiles appear on screen.

They are caused by programming errors within the game's coding. Glitch is the term applied to something strange happening in a video game.

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