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Cheating in Super Mario? You're helping science with it

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This is because gamers who use so-called glitches to their advantage can help software engineers better understand and improve bugs in software. No matter how hard developers try to design their games perfectly, there are always some errors, such as “bugs” or “glitches” (for the difference: see box). So it can be [...] More science? Read the latest articles on Scientias.nl.

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Cheating in Super Mario? You're helping science with it

This is because gamers who use so-called glitches to their advantage can help software engineers better understand and improve bugs in software. No matter how hard developers try to design their games perfectly, there are always some errors, such as “bugs” or “glitches” (for the difference: see box). So it can be [...] More science? Read the latest articles on Scientias.nl.

12 days ago·Middelharnis, Netherlands

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