The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask is having something of a glitch renaissance. One particular glitch that allows player to re-write memory values has allowed speedrunners to achieve a Holy Grail trick and warp to the moon. But where else can it go? Well, if done properly, you can ever warp behind the scenes.

The method for the warp was outlined by SeedBorn on YouTube. Like the moon warp trick before it⁠—which dramatically changed speedruns for the game⁠—it takes advantage of a glitch called Stale Reference Manipulation. This trick was first discovered in Ocarina of Time and could be used to change what players found in treasure chests. With the right steps, it can also change where players load if they enter a new area. Essentially, it’s possible to perform a series of seemingly arbitrary steps to change the values in the games memory. Move a rupee here, jump at this specific point. If you can figure out the right step, there’s potential to warp anyway. At least in theory.