If glitching to the credits counts as beating the game*
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Glitches, man. Glitches be crazy.
Take, for example, this one in Super Mario World, as executed by YouTuber SethBling. Thanks to what can only be described as witchcraft, the magician man manages to warp to the game’s end credits in six minutes. And then he did it again in under five. Boy howdy!
The exploit was discovered and first executed by Twitch streamer Jeffw356, though SethBling is allegedly the first to pull it off on actual SNES hardware, rather than via the magic of emulation.
It’s no doubt impressive, and my imaginary hat is off to both gents, but one has to wonder if it really qualifies as “beating” the game. Dunno. Guess you can yell about it in the comments.
Super Mario World — Credits Warp [SethBling via Kotaku]
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