[General Discussion] Game breaking - Do you?

Here are a few for the SNES game, WWF: RAW.

1.) Go into the Royal Rumble match with a friend. One of you is the 1-2-3 kid. Get four people in it. Have one of the CPU's down on the mat with the Kid on the top rope. Have the other stuck in the opposing corner. Have the person then mount the person stuck in the corner and begin punching him./ While doing that, have the 1-2-3 Kid do his special move (not his finisher). The kid will suddenly get 'punched' and break his special. he can now move through the ropes and can't be eliminated. You can also run off the screen, getting some crazy camera angles as it goes to the left, than the right trying to 'follow' the Kid.

2.) Doink and Bam Bam Bigelow can also use 1-2-3 Kid's special. They will change color while doing it but nonetheless do the Kid's special.

3.) THis one I am a bit fuzzy on. Go into a survivor series match. Beat someone up and pin them. At teh last moment before pinning them, change control so the CPU is pinning them and get in the ring. The ref will count three and as he does so, switch back. You may not move (normally, you'd automatically take a few steps back to get ready for the next part of the match). RUn and drop kick your opponent. You can keep attacking him / her BUT do not grapple as your opponent will always win. You also won't be able to pin your opponent but CAN make them submit using Bret's or Owen's sharpshooter. The CPU will be 'defenseless' presuming you never grapple.

4.) Go into at least a tag team match with Diesel / Bam Bam Bigelow and Yokozuna. Have Diesel use his special pin on your opponent. While doing this, have Yokozuna do his special. Your opponent can no longer get up, and you may no longer pin your opponent. You have to restart the match.

5.) Go into a tag team match. Get outside. Have one of you grapple an opponent. then, have the other one pick up a chair and jab your opponent. The opponent will be fre from the grapple, but the other person will not. He / She may continue the grapple and win it at any time, even if the opponent is in mid-grapple with the other person. If this happens, it breaks the grapple and does the move on your opponent (I think, been a while). If the other person wins the grapple and does a move, then you do a move, your opponent will stop the animation of the previous move and instead get hit with the other hold. If the opponent is on the mat and you do the move, then the opponent will go through the animation of getting hit by the move. If you do the move while Bret or owen has a sharpshooter on the opponent, the game will crash.

--Ultima VIII--
1.) Grab a slew of flasks. Go to the part of town where there is a fountain or whatever. Light the flasks, and then jump. The game will crash after trying to have you drown / get blown up.

2.) Go into a shop. Sleep until night. You may now grab all the items. I don't believe you can sell them back but you can take as much as you can carry (and throw the rest into a nearby river / pond / fountain / whatever it is).

3.) Not a bug but kinda neat. You can do 'chain explosions'. that is, put an exploding gem at one place, then put another one nearby that when it explodes, one of it's fragments (that will explode as well) will ignite the first gem, etc. You can then say, place them strategically all over the library, set off the one from the entrance and blow everything away. even neater is the CPU is SMART enough to know that you were the one to do that IF you are still near the scene (if you light it and run off, then nothing happens to you but everythign else is still b\low away).

4.) Go for the guardian or whatever he / it is called. Attack him. He'll get pissed and continually start up the animation as if to use a spell (but won't go through with it).

-- Zelda: Link's Awakening--

1.) This has already been told but the moment you are about to go from one screen to another, you can press select to warp to the end of the next screen. This means you can skip over areas, or see other areas. Furthermore, you CAN get the four (at least I think there were four) 'mis-instruments' as certain dungeons have a glitched boss buried in the dungeon. Also, you CAN get more than twenty hearts but by doing so, your game will continually beep AND you can't use the shooting part of the master sword.

--Avatar: Wake of the Ravager--

This game is so messed up that I can't possibly remember all the bugs and breaking points. You could find people and talk to them and get to apoint where they have no dialogue (meaning you can't continue) or get to the mines and get out only to click the 'exit part' to get some sort of error stopping you from continuing (something I just LOVED after going 3/4ths of the way into the game TWICE). there was also other things like making insanely powerful pre-generated characters with tons of expensive armor to sell, continually flattering a princess to gain experience, or continually blackmailing someone for gold to get millions of gold because they forgot to actually end the dialogue.


--Final Fantasy VI--
These were already mentioned but...

1.) One of the most well known glitches. Go with Relm to the overworld near the opera house in the World of Ruin. When you get in a battle, keep trying to sketch. The game may glitch with you getting weird things like a.) having General Leo in your party and perhaps Kefka and b.) your inventory will get all messed up with you having things like tons of Excalibers. Be forewarned this COULD cause your game to crash and/or your saves to be lost.

2.) When your group is on a raft with Baron and company, put a rubber band on the A button and leave your system on overnight. Your party will be suped up because they will keep going in a circle and keep on fighting (with Baron continually healing each turn).


--Final Fantasy: Mystic Quest--
This game is just too easy to need exploits but...

1.) Go to a town and open it's chests. Leave. Go back. You can get them again.

2.) Cast heal or cure or whatever it is on the final boss. After casting it twice, you will beat the game.

--Fire Pro Wrestling Returns--
1.) Select a match where you can go outside (and not get hurt). Also select a ring that has a ramp. You may go outside onto the ramp but as long as you are rightup against the ropes, you can not be counted out.

--Final Fantasy Tactics--
1.) Get two handed skilled. Put a powerful weapon in the left hand and something weak (like a weak shield) in the right. Do Best Fit and say yes, You just duped the item in the left hand.

2.) Not sure if this is a exploit or strategy,. Build your character up to level 99. Jump on a level down trap. Do it and get back to level 1. Rebuild your character. The stats will be significantly better.


--Final Fantasy IV--
1.) Been a while since doing this. Equip the item you want to dupe into your left or right hand. Go into battle. Go to the item menu, select an empty slot, hold up until it shows the items you have equipped, unequip the item, then get out of the menu by pushing L and R. Go back to the item menu, reequip your item, then unequip it. It has now been duped.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by Zergrinch

Sketch bug only works with selected ROMS.

This may give you a short-term boost, but your characters will be much weaker than a party that levels up using good stat-boost Espers

I wonder if anyone who played Secret of Mana has NOT tried chain-casting spells on bosses

You mean certain game versions (it worked on my game just fine but I have heard others don't work. Same with Zelda:LA).

Mario Kart had a nice glitch.

*On the 5th race of Mushroom cup, when you are approaching the thing that lets you jump in the air over part of the race track, place a banana peel between the fourth and fifth 'rungs'. The computer will not only slip and miss the jump but miss all over jumps afterwards. Hence, in theory, you could all computer opponents to miss the jump indefinitely if you have enough banana peels.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

True. I'm not sure why I went into the 'different game versions'. I guess I was trying to say that it's actually the games themselves (which are then dumped or whatever) but it's the same thing I guess.

Another

WWF Raw
* In the Royal Rumble match, have two human players. Have each on opposing sides of the ring. When a computer person gets in, grapple adn throw him to your partner who can immediately throw him / her out. Repeat until only you two are left.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.