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* In early builds of ''VideoGame/PizzaTower'', Peppino was able to use his Shinespark-esque Super Jump move while in midair, so long as he was running fast enough. Since the Super Jump can also be cancelled into a Mach Run mid-jump, players discovered that it was possible to "fly" by repeatedly alternating between super jumping and cancelling into a run. In the final game, this was removed, as Peppino can now only initiate a super jump while on the ground. Later on, however, the game was updated to add The Noise as a playable character with a modified moveset, including a "Crusher Jump" that effectively serves as a double jump, which can be cancelled into a sideways spin move, and the spin can be cancelled into another crusher jump, more or less identically to the original "flight" exploit. What proves it to be this trope and not an oversight is that [[DevelopersForesight pulling this off for a few repetitions]] will unlock [[AndYourRewardIsClothes a new outfit for The Noise.]]
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** TNT Duping has been patched ''many'' times by Mojang in the past, but they ultimately decided to allow it because it is so immensely beloved by and valuable to the technical community. Because there is no "legitimate" means to do what TNT Duping allows, which is typically reserved for high-concept challenge builds where [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyEv_hi9g3Y destroying millions of blocks]] or for building [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hh2Mfh8MmWQ absolute monstrosities]] like this, Mojang has tentatively decided to allow these glitches to remain at least until legitimate game mechanics can do what TNT Dupers can do. Developer Mikael Hedberg explained on [[https://www.reddit.com/r/Minecraft/comments/fkt9jf/comment/fkv2yyv/ Reddit]] that a renewable source of sand is one of the things they would consider a bare minimum necessity before they'd even consider patching TNT Dupers, and even gave his blessing to someone who asked if he could make a guide for the community explaining how to do it.
---> '''Mikael Hedberg:''' While fishing farms and 0-tick farms were pure exploits that didn't need replacements (lily pads aside), TNT dupers fill a slot in the game that the intended game mechanics still cannot.
---> '''Mikael Hedberg:''' While fishing farms and 0-tick farms were pure exploits that didn't need replacements (lily pads aside), TNT dupers fill a slot in the game that the intended game mechanics still cannot.
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* In 'VideoGame/Wizard101'', a popular glitch used with certain houses was known as the rug glitch where you could place things on different types of rugs or floor type items to be able to build structures not normally possible with the game's mechanics (or just build out of bounds). Eventually, the developers took note of this and implemented an option called advanced housing which not only made the bug more accessible, but also gave people many more creative options with house building.
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* Grenadiers in the original ''VideoGame/CommandAndConquerTiberianDawn'' and ''[[VideoGame/CommandAndConquerRedAlert Red Alert]]'' had a glitch that allowed them to toss grenades across the map if the player made them switch targets at a specific moment during their throwing animation. For ''[[VideoGame/CommandAndConquerTiberianSun Tiberian Sun]]'', a downplayed version of the glitch was made a feature and documented in the manual, as GDI grenadiers now use disc-shaped grenades that they will throw at targets within a fixed range, but which will bounce along the ground for twice that range if they don't hit a target, allowing a group of them to outrange lower-tier defensive structures.
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** In the original Japanese version of ''Final Fantasy VII'', a debug test enemy called Test 0 was left on the encounter tables at the bottom of the well in Corel Prison. Test 0 used the Guard Hound's model, had very high evasion stats, had dialogue when attacked, and lacked an attack script of its own. It was patched out of all subsequent releases but, come ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIIRebirth'', Test 0 can be fought at the combat arena at the bottom of the Dustbowl's well and is a highly evasive hound that screams at you constantly in battle and doesn't move unless you attack it first. The arena match that pits you against it is even called "Unknown Error" as a referance to the fact that it appearing in the original JP release was a bug.
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** In the original Japanese version of ''Final Fantasy VII'', a debug test enemy called Test 0 was left on the encounter tables at the bottom of the well in Corel Prison. Test 0 used the Guard Hound's model, had very high evasion stats, had dialogue when attacked, and lacked an attack script of its own. It was patched out of all subsequent releases but, come ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIIRebirth'', Test 0 can be fought at the combat arena at the bottom of the Dustbowl's well and is a highly evasive hound that screams at you constantly in battle and doesn't move unless you attack it first. The arena match that pits you against it is even called "Unknown Error" as a referance to the fact that it appearing in the original JP release was a bug.Error".
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* The early history of rock and roll is littered with broken vacuum tube amplifiers creatinig fuzzy, distorted sounds, and musicians tampering with their equipment to try to replicate it. Examples include The Train Kept A-Rollin, Rumble, Don't Worry, and The Fuzz.
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* The early history of rock and roll is littered with broken vacuum tube amplifiers creatinig creating fuzzy, distorted sounds, and musicians tampering with their equipment to try to replicate it. Examples include The Train Kept A-Rollin, Rumble, Don't Worry, and The Fuzz.
