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Game Informer's Sixth Annual Glitchie Awards
Considering the deluge of open world games that came out in 2015, we had no shortage of glitches to comb through to find the best of the best.
Continuing our now six-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.
Warning: Game Informer is not responsible for content on YouTube links. Language may be unsuitable for minors.
Out of Body Experience – The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
Free Throwing The Game – NBA Live 16
Public Display of Affection – Madden NFL 16 (NSFW)
Batwing Test Run – Batman: Arkham Knight
The Contortionist – Pro Evolution Soccer 2016
Mutation or Evolution? – Fallout 4
Penalty Kick Distraction – FIFA 16
A Rude Interruption – Fallout 4
Slight of Hand – Madden NFL 16
Tickets Please – Assassin's Creed Syndicate
Glitch of the Year:
If That's What You're Into – The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (NSFW)
If you enjoyed this year's group, check out our previous awards here, here, here, here, and here.
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