The method I ended up settling on is quite similar to the old one there are a total of five categories - Physics, Yoshi, Items, Misc, and Crashes - with two divisions: useful, and useless. SMW has such a large array of glitches that it is incredibly difficult to list them in a comprehensible and simple way. Unfortunately, this new list doesn't really solve that problem. One of the problems with the old glitch list is that it was largely unorganized. I've decided to try and revive the idea behind this list, and have rewritten and checked everything in the old list, as well as added several things that weren't on it the result is what follows.īefore I actually post the list, though, there are a few things to say about it. However, the thread became largely unorganized, full of misinformation, and died out by the end of the year. Update : Passed well over 600 glitches now (623 total!).įour Five Six Seven years ago, a thread was created to finally collect and list every single known glitch in Super Mario World. The list is regularly updated, so you may want to check every so often for new additions. If you know anything about them, please be sure to say so!Īlso, if you're curious about what the most recently added gliches are, recently added or updated ones will have a green NEW! next to them. The aim of this list is to provide information that can be used to recreate glitches, and the ones on that list don't have enough information to accurately do so. There is also a list of glitches that need more information to be added, so be sure to check that as well. The list here will still be updated every once in a while, but the most up-to-date version can be found there. This list is also now hosted on GitHub to make updating and tracking easier. Special thanks to abc_ore for working on it.

A Japanese version of this list (WIP) can be found here.

Mario spike glitch