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New Video from Curse Entertainment Explores Funny Glitches in Video Games

Curse Entertainment has released a hilarious new video that takes a look at some of the funniest glitches in the history of video games. The list includes classic titles such as Duck Hunt and modern games including Heavy Rain. The company has also released several other new videos recently with entertaining and informative looks at popular games including Grey Goo, Cities XXL and Saints Row: Gat Out of Hell. Check out the funny new video below and read on to learn more.


Curse.com was started by Hubert Thieblot as a way to organize the numerous add-ons that were available for his favorite game, World of Warcraft. Hubert originally designed the website just for his friends, but quickly learned that the website he started as a hobby was something the entire gaming community could benefit from. In 2006, as demand for the site began to grow and the site’s traffic skyrocketed, Hubert realized he had a viable online business, and Curse, Inc. was born.

As the newly formed company continued to grow, Hubert made the decision to relocate to San Francisco, where by 2009 he had secured 11 million dollars of financing and began to transform the company from a small, singularly focused start-up into a diverse, gaming information giant.

Today, Curse, Inc. reaches over 50 million people every month through its portfolio of web properties, video channels, social media channels, and its desktop application – the Curse Client.

For more great content, check out the official Curse website.

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