Best game mistakes

On the thrill rides tab, find the ride: Top Spin. In the description of it, they spell heels wrong. They spell it heals.

Even though premium cards are supposed to be unreloadable without using certain item cards, if a premium card is put second or third in a sleight, it can be reloaded normally.

If you drop paintbrushes out of your inventory, they float and are able to carry you on top of them, which you can do over and over to get really high on top of something.

Somewhere during the course of the game, Jill learns Nicholai's name, without anyone ever telling it to her. She calls it out during the helicopter scene at the end.

In the video before being chased by the bulldozer commanded by Von Beck, Indy is seen with a machine gun. You can't even equip a machine gun at this point of the game.

During the Kronos campaign as Chaos, Eliphas the Inheritor can "ascend" to his final Demonic form. However, despite the in-game unit being granted a different, more appropriate voice for his new body, Eliphas still uses his old one for the various bits of communication that go on between him and the other faction Generals.

When Kairi and Sora finally meet again, Kairi hugs Sora. In the first shot, Kairi's arms are over Sora's. However, in the next shot, her arms are under his.

When Bernard talks to Green Tentacle after releasing him, he asks about the bowling ball in the room. Green Tentacle says that Purple Tentacle brought it in after he grew arms. In the final part of the game, the player has to get the bowling ball and use it. However, this part is set BEFORE Purple Tentacle grows arms.

At the end of the game, "proved" is spelt "prooved".

In the scene where Marshall has to jump over multiple small robots, if Marshall misses a jump and is killed by a robot, the robot turns orange, no matter what colour it was before.

After the last verse of "Smoke on the Water," there is a guitar solo that's not present in the master track.

After Leon beats Bitores Mendez and takes his fake eye, you will notice if you look closely at his corpse that his fake eye is still in his head.

If you enter the police station in Dillimore (in Red County), the loading screen states you're entering "LSPD HQ", which isn't correct. LSPD HQ is in Los Santos, in Pershing Square. However, the two stations are identical in appearance, and the only major difference is Dillimore's police station has the "Country-style" cops while LSPD HQ has the "City-style" cops.

In the Repton 3 and Repton 4 portions of the game, if you are killed by a spirit or fungus while taking a diamond, the game doesn't give you the 5 points for that diamond. On the Repton 3 screens this means you cannot complete the level.

After getting all 120 stars and using the cannon to get to the top of the castle, if you walk around enough at the highest point you will fall through the roof and into a hidden dimension of the front wall. Going through the door itself will not let you escape, so you must jump through the wall to reach the outside.

In the few instances where you can hit Marshal Jackson with the lightning cheat, he remains upright even after being depleted of his 2,500 life points. (I've tried that stunt in El Paso).

On the road between Talewok or Gwernia and Erromon, there is an enemy rat that can cause the game to crash. When you come to the area with three signposts near a big lake, you're close to where he is. If you found this area earlier, it's the same spot where that hilarious cinema scene with the guy in the forest who was afraid of monsters occurred. Follow that path around the bend, through some pine trees, and you should come across a Giant Rat at the top of a hill. Try to avoid this enemy! Whenever I engage him, he causes the game to crash. I'm not kidding! The screen goes blank, and some text shows up and it actually says something like, "System Crash", and then some other text that makes no sense to me. My suggestion is to save near the signposts, then try to sneak past that enemy. If you engage him and nothing happens, don't worry about it. But if your system crashes, there IS another way to get to Erromon. You'll have to look for an opening in the wall along the road (you'll pass through some pine trees.) You should pass a treasure chest along the way. You'll emerge out onto a high plateau with another treasure chest. There's like a round, stony area in the middle of the plateau. You'll have to run down off of it and find the road. Continue taking the road West to Erromon.

When magnetic ceilings are found, and you fly towards the ceiling, while in midair, pause and take of the iron boots. You will be able to walk without iron boots.

In the castle mission (not the one with zombies and dogs) when you go through a big door there is a helmet at the end of the room. Go behind it, and you can see through the walls.

Go to the Day-Care Man. When he asks you if you want him to care a Pokemon for you, answer YES, but in the Pokemon list, press B to cancel. He'll say "All right then, Come again." However, the "Come" shouldn't be capitalized, it should be "come". This happens because this is a shared text, so when you answer NO to his question, he'll say "Come again", and that's why it is capitalized for this text. However, it is still a mistake. This was made due to a similar text error in Red/Blue, but this mistake was created.

When you are at the X-games and doing the street contest, at the first spot there is a cameraman that floats about three feet up in the air next to the halfpipe.

On the final mission, once you kill the final boss, the gun you will be holding in the cut scene is a M4, even if you used a different gun.

In the level St. Francis' Folly, which plays in Greece, there are 4 rooms that are supposed to be connected to Greek mythology. The rooms are called 'Neptune', 'Atlas', 'Damocles' and 'Thor'. However, Thor is actually a Nordic God and Neptune is a Roman God.

During the level of Halo "Truth and Reconciliation", during the cut scene just after rescuing Cpt. Keyes, he tells you that he overheard the Covenant discussing the Ringworld and that it is a weapon, when in fact during Halo 2 when you get a greater insight into the Covenant religion, the Covenant believe it is a relic allowing them to begin the Great Journey.

During the fight with Sephiroth, the player can notice that Sephiroth is right handed. (he holds his sword in a right handed position, and swings with his right hand). In all other appearances (Final Fantasy VII, Kingdom Hearts II, Advent Children, etc.) Sephiroth is left handed.

Go to Cinnabar Island and go to the lab. There are people there who wants to trade Pokemon. Talk to one of them who wants a Raichu. Have a Raichu with you, and trade. After all the trading animation, talk to the man again. He'll say "The Raichu you traded to me went and evolved!". However, in fact, Raichu doesn't evolve into anything.

The main character somehow finds Richard Aiken in a corridor that is locked with the armour key. The key is at the other end of the mansion so how did he get into the corridor without breaking the door down?

Watch carefully when the licker appears, as the body in the background completely disappears.

When using the skeleton rip fatality on Sheeva, the skeleton always has two arms, despite the fact that Sheeva has four.

During the exchange level (first level) if you jump in the truck and the guards don't notice you, you'll eventually get to the gate. You'll hear the guy driving the truck say that there are 20 cases of wine. But if you count all the cases there are only 19.