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When video-game glitches attack

It's pretty annoying playing a game when it glitches — so imagine how it must feel for the poor inhabitants.

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It's pretty annoying playing a game when it glitches — so imagine how it must feel for the poor inhabitants.

Oh, Corridor Digital. Your video-game-themed YouTube channel filled with awesome dogs and spectacular technicolour CGI vomit is such a wonderful corner of the internet.

The new video by this creative crew deals with an issue that doesn't get nearly enough attention: what happens to the poor denizens of the video-game universe when the Dreaded Glitch strikes? Starring Mario, a Minecraft guy and a Generic Soldier.

Thanks for the tip, Ben!