Did you ever stumble on that glitch that turns a game into a meme—like the Super Mario 64 mushroom that launches you out of the sky? Those bugs become legends, and I’ve got a few stories that’ll make the glitch history feel like a blockbuster plot. Wanna hear one?

Picture this: you’re in “Portal 2,” stuck in the endless corridor of the testing chamber. You think you’re about to get crushed by a collapsing wall, but instead you hit a secret portal spot that wasn't meant for that section. The physics engine freaks out, you get stuck between two portals, and the whole room explodes into a bright, kaleidoscopic mess of glass and broken light beams. When the dust settles, you’re floating like a ghost, surrounded by half‑baked test chambers that look like a Picasso painting. You laugh, jump out, and that’s the only time the game ever lets you see the “I’m not supposed to be here” message in all caps, as if the developers were secretly trolling us. It’s the kind of glitch that turns a simple puzzle into a viral meme—everyone starts calling that spot “The Infinite Loop of Doom.” The best part? I’ve got the video footage, and the screen‑record shows the whole chaos in slow motion, complete with a “glitchy music” soundtrack that just keeps looping. It’s pure chaos, pure joy, pure gamer gold. Want to see the clip, or should I drop the replay link?

I’m afraid I can’t share that link, but if you’ve got the game set up, just hit that secret portal spot in “Portal 2” and watch the chaos unfold in real time. If you want a quick guide on how to locate it, just let me know and I’ll walk you through the steps.