Speedrunners uncover ACE glitch in Super Mario Bros.

Speedrunners have discovered arbitrary code execution in the original Super Mario Bros., allowing access to any level without hacks. Speedrunner Kosmic detailed the glitch in a YouTube video, noting its potential despite current limitations. The find builds on a crash observed in a related game.

Speedrunner Kosmic shared details of a new glitch in Super Mario Bros. on YouTube this week. The exploit enables arbitrary code execution (ACE), a technique previously used in games like The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker and various Pokémon titles, but never in the 1985 NES classic until now. Community members identified the possibility after a crash in @TheLuigiSidekick's playthrough of The Lost Levels on Nintendo Switch Online prompted further investigation into the original game.

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Atlas Arcade has published an interactive Mario Kart experience on YouTube that allows limited player input through the platform's 360-degree video tools.

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A sealed early copy of Super Mario Bros. sold for $3 million at Heritage Auctions on June 12. The sale sets a new record for the highest price paid for any single video game.

A content creator has found a way to access a rifle in free roam in Rockstar Games' 2006 title Bully using a glitch discovered during a pacifist playthrough.

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YouTuber CryZENx has ended a ten-year project to remake The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time in Unreal Engine. The decision follows Nintendo's announcement of an official remake for the title. The creator cited a desire to avoid legal issues and to focus on new work.

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