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Glitch Of The Day: The Physics Of Smackdown Vs. Raw 2011
Little makes me smile more than digging up YouTube videos of weird video game glitches. It's not that I like celebrating where games have failed, but I enjoy seeing what kind of strange things get missed in these incredibly complex creations. Here's a great glitch that a YouTube user found in WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2011.
Don't let this brief, goofy video color your opinion of the game as a whole. Apparently, it's good, as explained in Dan Ryckert's review.
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