Before revision: However, the Australian Transport Safety Board (ATSB) found it had "insufficient evidence to estimate the likelihood" that an SEU was the cause.The Invisible Neutron Threat (2012), Target 4 Flight Path 30L Publications, Los Alamos National Laboratory In 2013, a speedrunner of the video game Super Mario 64 using the Nintendo 64 console experienced an advantageous glitch that teleported Mario higher up in the "Tick Tock Clock" stage , possibly caused by either a bit flip or memory issues within the game software .
After revision: However, the Australian Transport Safety Board (ATSB) found it had "insufficient evidence to estimate the likelihood" that an SEU was the cause.The Invisible Neutron Threat (2012), Target 4 Flight Path 30L Publications, Los Alamos National Laboratory In 2013, a speedrunner of the video game Super Mario 64 using the Nintendo 64 console experienced an advantageous glitch that teleported Mario higher up in the "Tick Tock Clock" stage .