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The Knight's Move Glitch is an obscure [[glitch]] in [[Microsoft's version of Chip's Challenge]]. In certain versions of Windows, it causes creatures with uninitialized directions to move like a knight in chess. It is the basis of the level ''pi or pie?'' in [[David Stolp]]'s [[pi]], but has also been observed in a few other levels as well. It is unknown what causes the glitch, and it is not emulated by [[Tile World]]. | The '''Knight's Move Glitch''' is an obscure [[glitch]] in [[Microsoft's version of Chip's Challenge]]. In certain versions of Windows, it causes creatures with uninitialized directions to move like a knight in chess. It is the basis of the level ''pi or pie?'' in [[David Stolp]]'s [[pi]], but has also been observed in a few other levels as well. It is unknown what causes the glitch, and it is not emulated by [[Tile World]]. | ||
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Revision as of 01:22, 14 February 2019
The Knight's Move Glitch is an obscure glitch in Microsoft's version of Chip's Challenge. In certain versions of Windows, it causes creatures with uninitialized directions to move like a knight in chess. It is the basis of the level pi or pie? in David Stolp's pi, but has also been observed in a few other levels as well. It is unknown what causes the glitch, and it is not emulated by Tile World.
