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** The disc version of ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosWii'' has CopyProtection in the form of crashing the game after 3-10 minutes of gameplay and telling you that an error has occurred and that you must eject the game from your Wii, turn your Wii off, and determine the cause by [[ReadTheFreakingManual reading your Wii Operations Manual]]. Like the SNES ''Donkey Kong Country'' example above, there's a slight chance of this happening on a perfectly legitimate and completely unscratched disc[[note]]as this error usually happens on heavily scratched Wii discs[[/note]]. If this happens, you have to turn your Wii off (as the message tells you to do), turn it back on, and hope you saved during those 3-10 minutes!
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** The disc version of ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosWii'' has CopyProtection in the form of crashing the game after 3-10 minutes of gameplay and telling you that an error has occurred and that you must eject the game from your Wii, turn your Wii off, and determine the cause by [[ReadTheFreakingManual reading your Wii Operations Manual]]. Like the SNES ''Donkey Kong Country'' example above, there's a slight chance of this happening on a perfectly legitimate and completely unscratched disc[[note]]as disc.[[note]]as this error usually happens on heavily scratched Wii discs[[/note]]. discs[[/note]] If this happens, you have to turn your Wii off (as the message tells you to do), turn it back on, and hope you saved during those 3-10 minutes!
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** The disc version of ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosWii'' has CopyProtection in the form of crashing the game after 3-10 minutes of gameplay and telling you that an error has occurred and that you must eject the game from your Wii, turn your Wii off, and determine the cause by [[ReadTheFreakingManual reading your Wii Operations Manual]]. Like the SNES ''Donkey Kong Country'' example above, there's a slight chance of this happening on a perfectly legitimate and completely unscratched disc. If this happens, you have to turn your Wii off (as the message tells you to do), turn it back on, and hope you saved during those 3-10 minutes!
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** The disc version of ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosWii'' has CopyProtection in the form of crashing the game after 3-10 minutes of gameplay and telling you that an error has occurred and that you must eject the game from your Wii, turn your Wii off, and determine the cause by [[ReadTheFreakingManual reading your Wii Operations Manual]]. Like the SNES ''Donkey Kong Country'' example above, there's a slight chance of this happening on a perfectly legitimate and completely unscratched disc.disc[[note]]as this error usually happens on heavily scratched Wii discs[[/note]]. If this happens, you have to turn your Wii off (as the message tells you to do), turn it back on, and hope you saved during those 3-10 minutes!
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** The disc version of ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosWii'' has CopyProtection in the form of crashing the game after 3-10 minutes of gameplay and telling you that an error has occurred and that you must eject the game from your Wii, turn you Wii off, and determine the cause by [[ReadTheFreakingManual reading your Wii Operations Manual]]. Like the SNES ''Donkey Kong Country'' example above, there's a slight chance of this happening on a perfectly legitimate and completely unscratched disc. If this happens, you have to turn your Wii off (as the message tells you to do), turn it back on, and hope you saved during those 3-10 minutes!
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** The disc version of ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosWii'' has CopyProtection in the form of crashing the game after 3-10 minutes of gameplay and telling you that an error has occurred and that you must eject the game from your Wii, turn you your Wii off, and determine the cause by [[ReadTheFreakingManual reading your Wii Operations Manual]]. Like the SNES ''Donkey Kong Country'' example above, there's a slight chance of this happening on a perfectly legitimate and completely unscratched disc. If this happens, you have to turn your Wii off (as the message tells you to do), turn it back on, and hope you saved during those 3-10 minutes!
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** The disc version of ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosWii'' has CopyProtection in the form of crashing the game after 3-10 minutes of gameplay and telling you that an error has occurred and that you must eject the game from your Wii, turn you Wii off, and determine the cause by [[ReadTheFreakingManual reading your Wii Operations Manual]]. Like the SNES ''Donkey Kong Country'' example above, there's a slight chance of this happening on a perfectly legitimate and completely unscratched disc. If this happens, you have to turn your Wii off (as the message tells you to do) and turn it back on and hope you saved during those 3-10 minutes!
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** The disc version of ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosWii'' has CopyProtection in the form of crashing the game after 3-10 minutes of gameplay and telling you that an error has occurred and that you must eject the game from your Wii, turn you Wii off, and determine the cause by [[ReadTheFreakingManual reading your Wii Operations Manual]]. Like the SNES ''Donkey Kong Country'' example above, there's a slight chance of this happening on a perfectly legitimate and completely unscratched disc. If this happens, you have to turn your Wii off (as the message tells you to do) and do), turn it back on on, and hope you saved during those 3-10 minutes!
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** The disc version of ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosWii'' has CopyProtection in the form of crashing the game after 3-10 minutes of gameplay and telling you that an error has occurred and that you must eject the game from your Wii, turn you Wii off, and determine the cause by [[ReadTheFreakingManual reading your Wii Operations Manual]]. Like the SNES ''Donkey Kong Country'' example above, there's a slight chance of this happening on a perfectly legitimate and completely unscratched disc. If this happens, you have to turn your Wii off (as the message tells you to do) and turn it back on.
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** The disc version of ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosWii'' has CopyProtection in the form of crashing the game after 3-10 minutes of gameplay and telling you that an error has occurred and that you must eject the game from your Wii, turn you Wii off, and determine the cause by [[ReadTheFreakingManual reading your Wii Operations Manual]]. Like the SNES ''Donkey Kong Country'' example above, there's a slight chance of this happening on a perfectly legitimate and completely unscratched disc. If this happens, you have to turn your Wii off (as the message tells you to do) and turn it back on.on and hope you saved during those 3-10 minutes!
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** The disc version of ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosWii'' has CopyProtection in the form of crashing the game after 3-10 minutes of gameplay and telling you that an error has occurred and that you must eject the game from your Wii, turn you Wii off, and determine the cause by [[ReadTheFreakingManual reading your Wii Operations Manual]]. Like the SNES ''Donkey Kong Country'' example above, there's a slight chance of this happening on a perfectly legitimate and completely unscratched disc. If this happens, you have to turn your Wii off (as the message tells you to do) and turn it back on.
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*** A rather infamous one happens in Emerald Coast, the first level in the game. During the first part, Sonic has to run across a downward incline that leads into one of the series' signature loop-de-loops, before landing on the pier where he's chased by an orca. The incline deliberately pulls Sonic into the loop, and one of the guardrails has a small gap in its collission, meaning there's a chance of making Sonic fall into the blue watery void below. The WebVideo/GameGrumps famously showed this glitch, and [[https://youtu.be/dXxrOPXxhpA?t=610 hilarity ensued.]] Even though it's more noticeable in the [[PortingDisaster DX version]], which the Grumps were playing, it's still possible to get this to happen in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdoWPAfHVVs the original Dreamcast release,]] albeit harder to pull off.
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*** When you reach the Hall of Learning and use the save vortex near a spike pit immediately after the battle on the hall floor, there is a chance that if you reload the save, Farah would spawn in the spike pit and die, resulting in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQQh2yFLrxc a death loop]] that will effectively ruin your save file ([[HeroMustSurvive since you need her to continue]]). If you must save here, first get to work on the mirror puzzle until you uncover a crack from the wall that will lead Farah away from the pit, before you can use the save vortex.
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*** When you reach the Hall of Learning and use the save vortex near a spike pit immediately after the battle on the hall floor, there is a chance that if you reload the save, Farah would spawn in the spike pit and die, resulting in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQQh2yFLrxc a death loop]] that will effectively ruin your save file ([[HeroMustSurvive since you need her to continue]]). If you must save here, first get to work on the mirror puzzle until you uncover a crack from the wall that will lead Farah away from the pit, before you can use the save vortex. This bug was fixed in the PC version.
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*** For Heaven's sake, NEVER EVER save the game near a spike pit, especially with Farah. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQQh2yFLrxc JUST DON'T!]]
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*** For Heaven's sake, NEVER EVER When you reach the Hall of Learning and use the save the game vortex near a spike pit, especially with Farah. pit immediately after the battle on the hall floor, there is a chance that if you reload the save, Farah would spawn in the spike pit and die, resulting in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQQh2yFLrxc JUST DON'T!]]a death loop]] that will effectively ruin your save file ([[HeroMustSurvive since you need her to continue]]). If you must save here, first get to work on the mirror puzzle until you uncover a crack from the wall that will lead Farah away from the pit, before you can use the save vortex.
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** ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog2006'' is an ObviousBeta in general, but the infamous Silver BossBattle is definitely one of the buggier parts. Silver's telekinetic attack ("It's no use!") can endlessly pin Sonic against a wall or fling him out into space. At one specific spot, it can knock Sonic outside the invisible wall of the arena, and he can't get back in, trapping him in an empty, but solid and rendered version of Soleanna. The Purple Gem item also lets Sonic double jump infinitely.
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** ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog2006'' is an ObviousBeta broken in general, but the infamous Silver BossBattle is definitely one of the buggier parts. Silver's telekinetic attack ("It's no use!") can endlessly pin Sonic against a wall or fling him out into space. At one specific spot, it can knock Sonic outside the invisible wall of the arena, and he can't get back in, trapping him in an empty, but solid and rendered version of Soleanna. The Purple Gem item also lets Sonic double jump infinitely.
