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{{main|List of Donkey Kong 64 glitches}} | {{main|List of Donkey Kong 64 glitches}} | ||
''Donkey Kong 64'' contains a variety of glitches, to a degree that the game is often considered to be one of the most broken games on the [[Nintendo 64]]. Lag issues are common, most noticeably in [[Frantic Factory]] and few other places. To keep the gameplay at a steady pace, the developers implemented a movement speed-to-lag system, where the more lag there is, the faster characters move. Due to this, players can frequently clip through terrain. [[Orange]] explosions cause massive lag, and the fact that the player can enter first person mode and throw oranges faster allowed the use of many more sequence breaks and wall clips. Most of the lag issues were fixed in the [[Virtual Console]] release of the game, which means some glitches are impossible to perform. | ''Donkey Kong 64'' contains a variety of glitches, to a degree that the game is often considered to be one of the most broken games on the [[Nintendo 64]]. Lag issues are common, most noticeably in [[Frantic Factory]] and few other places. To keep the gameplay at a steady pace, the developers implemented a movement speed-to-lag system, where the more lag there is, the faster characters move. Due to this, players can frequently clip through terrain. [[Orange]] explosions cause massive lag, and the fact that the player can enter first person mode and throw oranges faster allowed the use of many more sequence breaks and wall clips. Most of the lag issues were fixed in the [[Virtual Console]] release of the game, which means some glitches are impossible to perform. | ||
==References to other games== | ==References to other games== | ||
