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Game Informer's Fifth Annual Glitchie Awards
Considering how many games ship broken these days, we had no shortage of glitches to comb through in 2014 to find the best of the best.
Continuing our five year tradition, we scoured the internet to find the most memorable, frustrating, and downright laughable glitches and bugs to hit video games this year. Special thanks to all the YouTube users who uploaded these videos.
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World's Deadliest Pigeon – Grand Theft Auto V
Sparrow Surfing – Destiny
Moonwalk And Talk – Dragon Age: Inquisition
The Blind Soldier – Far Cry 4
Missing The Target – Grand Theft Auto V
Flippant Defense – EA Sports UFC
Quite The Reach – EA Sports UFC
Youth Soccer – FIFA 15
Now That's Flexible – FIFA 15
Doris Bot – NBA 2K15
Talion Sidewalker – Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor
Glitch of the Year:
The Tiny Titan – Madden NFL 15
If you enjoyed this year's group, check out our previous awards here, here, here, and here.
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