10 Video Game Sections You Didn't Know You Could Skip

When it was released back in 2002, Spyro: Enter The Dragonfly received wildly mixed reviews, with many critics pointing to the game's overabundance of bugs, indicating an obviously rushed development cycle.

Many also complained about Enter the Dragonfly's short length, though per those aforementioned glitches you can actually boil the game down from a few hours to mere minutes.

The game shipped with a glitch where if players performed a ground pound on a locked portal cover, they'd clip through it and be able to access the level inside. This even applies to the portal that leads to the game's final boss, Ripto.

Within seconds of starting the game, you're able to approach the Ripto portal, ground pound it and end up right at Ripto's feet, ready to take him on.

This has naturally allowed speedrunners to beat Enter the Dragonfly in the time it takes to brew a cup of coffee, or even less, as the current world record sits at a mere 1 minute and 7 seconds. Incredible.