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'' | This page details some of the '''glitches''' found in ''[[MediEvil]]''. | ||
==Inventory | ==Inventory glitch== | ||
When a player presses SELECT, the | When a player presses {{B|SELECT}}, the inventory will open. This is used to select weapons and items. {{B|SELECT}} then closes the inventory again. If you open the inventory and then close it quickly (double tap), there is a brief window in which the player can input commands to allow you to move, jump, attack etc. When the inventory is open, Dan is invulnerable. This glitch is useful with regards to level looping. | ||
==Level | ==Level looping== | ||
Using the inventory glitch, it is possible to get out of bounds and essentially "fall" to the exit trigger of the level. If you stand on an edge and use the inventory glitch, you are able to jump off the edge and out of bounds, into the darkness. As the inventory is open, you are able to skip the death triggers, which would kill you in normal play. | Using the inventory glitch, it is possible to get out of bounds and essentially "fall" to the exit trigger of the level. If you stand on an edge and use the inventory glitch, you are able to jump off the edge and out of bounds, into the darkness. As the inventory is open, you are able to skip the death triggers, which would kill you in normal play. | ||
If you close the inventory while you are falling, you will die instantly and be put back at the spot from which you jumped; however, if you hold | If you close the inventory while you are falling, you will die instantly and be put back at the spot from which you jumped; however, if you hold {{B|C}} and then close the inventory, you will not die. In fact, you will be teleported to the top of the level, where you will be able to use the directional buttons to move about whilst falling. | ||
This is the basis for reaching the exit trigger. There are multiple uses of level looping in the game. Some are used to skip to the exit of the level. Others are used to skip an enemy encounter which is needed to progress. | This is the basis for reaching the exit trigger. There are multiple uses of level looping in the game. Some are used to skip to the exit of the level. Others are used to skip an enemy encounter which is needed to progress. | ||
The levels where looping is possible are the following: | The levels where looping is possible are the following: | ||
*[[ | *[[The Enchanted Earth]] | ||
*[[ | *[[Pools Of The Ancient Dead]] | ||
*[[ | *[[The Haunted Ruins]] | ||
*[[ | *[[The Ghost Ship]] | ||
*[[ | *[[The Time Device]] | ||
==The | ==Knockback dash== | ||
The [[club]]'s power-up attack (pressing {{B|S}}) can be used on walls and certain objects to push Dan back. That in conjunction with turning, the [[Daring Dash]], and running can increase Dan's speed much higher than normal. | |||
==Weapon replenishment== | |||
==Weapon | |||
It is possible to perform a glitch after your weapon is stolen that involves tricking the game into maxing out its percentage or ammo count by causing it to underflow. | It is possible to perform a glitch after your weapon is stolen that involves tricking the game into maxing out its percentage or ammo count by causing it to underflow. | ||
To do this, you must open your inventory on the same frame that the weapon is registered as stolen | To do this, you must open your inventory on the same frame that the weapon is registered as stolen. If done correctly, the item will be present but will have no percentage or ammo count. Selecting the item and killing the imp that stole it will maximize its percentage or ammo count. | ||
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