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Game Informer's Fourth Annual Glitchie Awards
In a year dominated by server problems and open worlds, we were bound to have some memorable glitches that made us stop playing to grab a recording device. 2013 didn't let us down.
As we've done the previous three years, here is our collection of the most memorable, jaw dropping, and sometimes frustrating glitches we could find. Special thanks to all the YouTube users who uploaded these videos.
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Decapitated Dudebros – Army of Two: Devil's Cartel
Contact Golf – Grand Theft Auto V
Headaches – Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag
The Invisible Elevator – Battlefield 4
Shotgun Conversation – Grand Theft Auto V
Song and Dance – Aliens: Colonial Marines
All Day Exorcism – Madden NFL 25
Reverse Sky Diving – Grand Theft Auto V
Glitch Impact Engine Vol. III – FIFA 14
Glitch of the Year:
Rapture – Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag
Fiending for more glitches? Check out our previous awards here, here, and here.
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