So, I've been watching a lot of Stryder7x's videos

/Our guy/ pannenkeok
https://www.youtube.com/user/pannenkeok2012/videos

That kind of stuff is so specialized that it's on a game-by-game basis. Watch speed runners.

>>3731009
>That kind of stuff is so specialized that it's on a game-by-game basis.
That's what makes it fun though.

I wish every game had its own 'pannenkoek'.

>>3731086
Pretty much every game that isn't complete shit or totally broken has a speedrun posted. If they're good enough to be really competitive usually some glitches get discovered pretty fast.

>>3731089
Speedrunners don't break the game down into literal bits and explain how and why everything works like >>3730957 and >>3730964

>>3731103
They do it they just don't usually explain it, lest they help other speedrunners beat them but if you study their runs you'll see them doing it.

>>3731152
Show me a speedrunner that talks about the mechanics behind the characters' blinking.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvxdLH1ejaA

>>3731161
Blinking isn't a glitch or an exploit so it's off topic for the thread and moving the goal posts. I'm not arguing that The N64s first and second party 3D platformers haven't been exhaustively scrutinized I'm saying there are a lot more games out there to learn about glitches in, which I think is what OP was asking.

>>3731189
>off topic for the thread

>Does anyone have other channels that cover the mechanics and glitches of retro games?
>the mechanics
Blinking is a mechanic, and as the video shows it's pretty clearly defined and not just a random thing.

>>3731192
It's an aesthetic