संगणक प्रोग्राम सिस्टम किंवा मशीनमध्ये वैयक्तिक त्रुटी किंवा दोष,

Noun:

थोडी चूक,

glitches मराठी अर्थाचे उदाहरण:

पण चर्चेचा उद्देशच दुसर्‍याचा पाडाव करून स्वतः विजयी होणे हा असतो तेथे कोण कोठे चुकतो यावरच मुख्य कटाक्ष ठेवून चर्चा चालते आणि अशा चर्चेत थोडी चूक झाली की जो चूक करेल त्याचा पराभव झाला असे ठरवून प्रतिपक्ष विजयी ठरतो (म्हणजे स्वतःच तशी घोषणा करतो) आणि चर्चा बंद होते.

glitches's Usage Examples:

While the exact cause of glitches is unknown, they.

all types of systems including human organizations and nature experience glitches.

Some glitches are not consistently performable due to uncontrollable factors.

obtained in the games except through Pokémon distribution events or via glitches.

Several in-game glitches and vague mission objectives could often force players to replay one level multiple times before finally succeeding.

Some glitches, however, are still not allowed even.

glitches present in previously listed machines using the same, 660 engine were ironed out and the 660Z could reliably average 25kpl (72mpg Imperial, 60mpg US)""user.

four, has inspired a cult-following based on its glitches and overall hilarity.

0 out of 10, citing impressive overall gameplay and a unique storyline, but criticized the game's many glitches, overly-linear levels, and lackluster multiplayer mode.

Rather than being an upgrade of a pre-existing game engine, it was virtually built from the ground up, as well as containing numerous glitches that crippled the gameplay experience.

While Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly sold well, it received poor reviews from critics, due to its short length, poor controls, lack of content, inconsistent framerate, long load times, and numerous bugs and glitches.

A large criticism for the game was its numerous bugs and glitches.

Glitching is an activity in which a person finds and exploits flaws or glitches in video games to achieve something that was not intended by the game designers.

Synonyms:

flaw, fault, bug, defect,

Antonyms:

perfection, absolve, worthlessness, merit, irresponsibleness,