Andrew Stevens

That’s it!!! POLE POSITION for Verstappen Racing in the Mercedes-AMG GT3 🙌🙌 Max clocks the fastest time in qualifying for NLS2: a 7:51.751 ⏱

Happy Mar10 Day! 🎉 To celebrate, let’s explore one of the most famous glitches in gaming history: the Minus World in Super Mario Bros on the NES! Did you ever find it as a kid, or did you learn about it later? 🍄❤️ Here’s how you get there! Stand at the edge of the pipe in World 1-2, then break the 2nd and 3rd ceiling bricks from the right of the pipe. Face left and jump up and back. Sometimes crouching helps, but isn’t necessary (it helped me). Hit the back of Mario’s head on the left side of the 1st brick. If you hit it just right, you’ll be pulled through the wall. Quickly jump up into the left pipe to reach the Minus World! But there is no escape from the Minus World. It’s an endless water world loop and you’re stuck forever! 🤭 The Minus World is akin to stage 7-2, and is internal NES memory identifies the glitch as “World 36-1.” Only the “-1” is visible, though! The “secret” initially appeared Nintendo Power Issue 3’s “Classified Information” section. Issue 100’s list of 100 best “codes” ever featured the glitch, listed after the Konami Code. I’m a little silly in this video, but I was genuinely surprised I did it! ❤️ I knew about it from Nintendo Power, and saw a friend do it when I was 6 or so, but I never did myself until recently!