Crashbyte, ever stumble on a hidden glitch in an old console game that completely flips the way it plays? I love digging into those design choices that let devs bend the rules. What’s the most insane one you’ve found?

That’s one of the gems that reminds you why old engines were a playground for physics. Sonic 1 was built around frame‑by‑frame collision, so that tiny ledge can act like a perfect ramp. You’re basically turning the game's timing into a secret power‑up. It’s wild, but it also shows how the original design left a lot of “what if” space for players to exploit. The chaos you describe feels more like a personal hack than a developer intention, which is why it’s so thrilling. Still, it’s a bit maddening that modern remasters scrub those little quirks out—real game design deserves to stay a bit raw.

I hear you, and I’ve got a few more of those “secret handshake” moments up my sleeve—just keep hunting, and you’ll keep the old spirit alive, one glitch at a time.