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Usually this does not affect the gameplay directly, however if text informing players about game mechanics or missions, for example, is incorrect or filled with grammar or spelling errors that cause information to be ambiguous this can cause players to do things incorrectly or the wrong actions entirely that might result in mistakes that may not have been made had the text been accurate.

Textual errors: As spelling and grammar errors, and also incorrect information in text, are both usually not intended, textual errors can be considered a game glitch.

Super Mario 64 has a lot of Cartridge Tilting glitches, more notably the Mario 'Spaz Out' which is commonly used on SM64 Machinimas when a recolored Mario is upset. It causes the audio and graphics to corrupt and can crash the game easier or even make the save data to be corrupted.

Cartridge Tilting: It is seen on old cartridge-based systems (like Nintendo 64).

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DLC & Patch abuse: The ability to release patches allows developers to not bother bug testing games, release them full of glitches, and then fix those glitches after the players complain about them.Intentional game data corruption: Some people like the group from Vinesauce intentionally corrupt the game data and/or RAM and derive entertainment from the game glitches that result from the corruption of game data.

A terrible example for this was the 'Pedestrian Riot Glitch' from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.

Sometimes, even when a cheat is built-in (created by the developers) it may cause some unwanted effects which passed unnoticed.

Doing this can cause glitches, more commonly when the player does a mistake when injecting the cheat data.

Cheating Devices: Cheating devices like ' Game Genie' intercept the game data and inject new data into it to use cheats not found normally in the game.

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Modifications: When a game's code or memory is modified by someone who was not part of the development of the game, this can cause game glitches.Hardware incompatibility or configuration errors: On PCs, and rarely, consoles, incompatible hardware can cause game glitches such as graphical errors and game crashes.Since they were never completed, glitches are an inevitability. However, people often find the source codes for these games and released them usually on the internet.

Canceled/Unreleased games: Some games were never officially completed, thus were never meant to be released to the general public.While some of these glitches can ruin a game, others are actually enjoyable to find and experience and can even be used to aid the player. Physics glitches: Glitches that are activated by gamers themselves, as well as NPCs.

Massive worlds: Some games like The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim or Grand Theft Auto have massive worlds with lots of mechanics, some so big and complicated, it's almost impossible for even the best developers to find and remove every possible glitch on them.

Unfortunately, this has happened so much people are now accepting broken games at launch. This resulted in the horrible launches of Halo: The Master Chief Collection, Sonic the Hedgehog (2006), Battlefield 4, and Assassin's Creed Unity. This is because the game is often left unfinished and/or developers aren't given any chance to bug test it.

Rushing game development: Rushing a game almost always guarantees that glitches run rampant throughout a game.

This can cause situations unexpected by the game developers.

Programming oversight: Sometimes developers don't check certain for conditions that can possibly break or mess up what they programmed the game to do because they didn't expect the players to be able to do something within the game that causes the glitch.

A developer may have also added code that references things that were not actually programmed and when the code is run this causes game glitches or the game to crash. A developer may have programmed code that was intended to do one thing, but actually does something else that was not intended by the developer, which causes game glitches and bugs to occur.

Programming errors: This is the main cause of game bugs and glitches.

Unlike dust, scratches are harder to fix.

Disc scratches: These make it harder for CD-based consoles to read the discs and make glitches more likely to occur due to incorrect auto-correction of corrupt data or taking longer to read the data than allowed.

Dust can also get on the laser lens of a CD-based console and interfere with the reading.

Dust: Dust usually causes problems with cartridge-based systems, by getting between the pins and cartridge slot and causes games to glitch up or not start.