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* One mini-game in ''[[VideoGame/MarioParty Mario Party 5]]'' has two players [[GrenadeHotPotato passing a Bowser-shaped bomb to each other until it explodes]]. When it does, the character holding it flies into the screen, causing the camera to tilt... and it even stays that way when the other character celebrates their victory.
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* One mini-game in ''[[VideoGame/MarioParty Mario Party 5]]'' 5]]'': Head Waiter, a minigame, has two players [[GrenadeHotPotato passing a Bowser-shaped bomb to each other until it explodes]]. When it does, the character holding it flies into the screen, causing the camera to tilt... and it even stays that way when the other character celebrates their victory. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eHOr0mC4qc4 See for yourself!]]
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* This is the selling point of ''VideoGame/{{Hachoo}}'', an action game where you can throw ''all'' your enemies into the camera, with their faces splatrered over the screen. One enemy variant will have his [[EyeScream eyeballs stuck to the camera]] as his body falls off (before the eyeballs follow suit) while there's another female mook variant who [[{{Fanservice}} lose her clothes]] after hitting the camera.
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The Star Allies example is pictured...but not written...until now.
** Can happen to multiple Kirbys via Springy Hands in ''VideoGame/KirbyFightersDeluxe'' and ''Kirby Fighters 2''.
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** Can happen to multiple Kirbys in ''Kirby Fighters Deluxe'', a stand-alone title of the sub-game of the same name from ''Triple Deluxe''.
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** Can happen to multiple Kirbys This also occurs in ''Kirby Fighters Deluxe'', a stand-alone title ''VideoGame/KirbyStarAllies'' after using the Crash Rush Friend Ability, with all present Friends splatting into the screen at the end of the sub-game of attack (pictured at the same name from ''Triple Deluxe''.top of this page).
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* Atari's 1980 classic ''VideoGame/{{Battlezone}}'' may well be the UrExample for video games, with the screen cracking when you get hit.
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* Atari's 1980 classic ''VideoGame/{{Battlezone}}'' ''VideoGame/Battlezone1980'' may well be the UrExample for video games, with the screen cracking when you get hit.
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** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIIRemake'': Scarlet is interviewed about the destruction of Mako Reactor 5. She eventually has enough and knocks the camera man over before leaving. One of her guards then shuts the camera off.
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** Brawl introduces an item that might cause a cute ''VideoGame/{{Nintendog|s}}'' puppy jump up on the camera for a few seconds.
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** Brawl introduces the Assist Trophy, an item that might cause summon a cute ''VideoGame/{{Nintendog|s}}'' puppy that proceeds to jump up on the camera for a few seconds.
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* [[spoiler: [[{{Troll}} Campanella]]]]'s [[LimitBreak S-Craft]] in ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfHeroesZeroNoKiseki Ao no Kiseki]]'' cracks the screen after [[TakenForGranite crumbling its targets]]. Considering the name being "[[spoiler:Fake Pillar of Salt]]" and veteran players know what [[spoiler:the real one]] is capable of, it's not surprising.
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* [[spoiler: [[{{Troll}} Campanella]]]]'s [[LimitBreak S-Craft]] in ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfHeroesZeroNoKiseki Ao no Kiseki]]'' ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfHeroesTrailsToAzure Trails to Azure]]'' cracks the screen after [[TakenForGranite crumbling its targets]]. Considering the name being "[[spoiler:Fake Pillar of Salt]]" and veteran players know what [[spoiler:the real one]] is capable of, it's not surprising.
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* Happens all the time in ''VideoGame/SplitSecond'' with the camera constantly being covered in muck and gunk.
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* Happens all the time in ''VideoGame/SplitSecond'' ''VideoGame/SplitSecond2010'' with the camera constantly being covered in muck and gunk.
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* Happens all the time in SplitSecond with the camera constantly being covered in muck and gunk.
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* Happens all the time in SplitSecond ''VideoGame/SplitSecond'' with the camera constantly being covered in muck and gunk.
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** In Makoto and Haru's Showtime attack, added in ''Royal'', Makoto smashes a chair into the camera, complete with a cracked effect until the scene changes.
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* ''VideoGame/SaintsRowIV'' has Johnny Gat forcibly punching the camera in the final cutscene due to his dancing.
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* [[spoiler: [[{{Troll}} Campanella]]]]'s [[LimitBreak S-Craft]] in ''[[VideoGame/ZeroNoKiseki Ao no Kiseki]]'' cracks the screen after [[TakenForGranite crumbling its targets]]. Considering the name being "[[spoiler:Fake Pillar of Salt]]" and veteran players know what [[spoiler:the real one]] is capable of, it's not surprising.
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* [[spoiler: [[{{Troll}} Campanella]]]]'s [[LimitBreak S-Craft]] in ''[[VideoGame/ZeroNoKiseki ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfHeroesZeroNoKiseki Ao no Kiseki]]'' cracks the screen after [[TakenForGranite crumbling its targets]]. Considering the name being "[[spoiler:Fake Pillar of Salt]]" and veteran players know what [[spoiler:the real one]] is capable of, it's not surprising.
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* The [[''VideoGame/StreetFighterV'' sequel]] has seen Seth come back and [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/streetfighter/images/5/58/HDPVRPRO60_20200214_170916_001.JPG/revision/latest?cb=20200215065240 still makes his opponents suffer the same way]].
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* The [[''VideoGame/StreetFighterV'' [[VideoGame/StreetFighterV sequel]] has seen Seth come back and [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/streetfighter/images/5/58/HDPVRPRO60_20200214_170916_001.JPG/revision/latest?cb=20200215065240 still makes his opponents suffer the same way]].
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holy shit how obnoxious
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*** Who says they need legs? I've watched guitarists whack the shit outta the camera with ''the heads of their guitars''. I play guitar like [[TakeThat Ringo Starr plays drums]], and even ''I'' know that's not right...
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* The [[''VideoGame/StreetFighterV'' sequel]] has seen Seth come back and [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/streetfighter/images/5/58/HDPVRPRO60_20200214_170916_001.JPG/revision/latest?cb=20200215065240 still makes his opponents suffer the same way]].
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* In ''VideoGame/StreetFighterIV'', [[SNKBoss Seth's]] Ultra Combo sucks the enemy into the yin-yang sphere in his chest, then shoots them out at high speeds, bouncing off the camera in the process. If the attack knocks out the opponent, they instead splat against the screen and slowly slide down to the floor.
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* In ''VideoGame/StreetFighterIV'', [[SNKBoss Seth's]] Ultra Combo sucks the enemy into the yin-yang sphere in his chest, then shoots them out at high speeds, bouncing off the camera in the process. If the attack knocks out the opponent, they instead [[https://i.imgur.com/Jo2ZTwI.jpg splat against the screen screen]] and slowly slide down to the floor.
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* In one scene in the original ''VideoGame/CommandAndConquer'', resident BigBad Kane goes to an extreme end with camera abuse, ''destroying'' one that was filming him.
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* In one scene in the original ''VideoGame/CommandAndConquer'', resident BigBad Kane goes to an extreme end with camera abuse, ''destroying'' one that was filming him. This gets a {{Callback}} in a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VAMcOJuhBA launch trailer]] for the ''Remastered Collection'' in which Kane spurs anyone still loyal to the Brotherhood before he tries to shut off the camera and shoots it.
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** ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom3'' continues this, SelfDemonstrating/{{Deadpool}} grabs the camera and, in his usual fourth-wall breaking self, begins berating the player about their performance, [[Franchise/ResidentEvil Wesker]] has a more sinister version, grabbing the defeated opponent (who you're seeing through the eyes of), and lifting him off the ground by the throat, holding his hand up and channeling darkness through it as though about to deliver a killing blow. [[ProudWarriorRaceGuy Super Skrull]] knocks the camera over and stomps on it, shattering the lens.
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** ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom3'' continues this, SelfDemonstrating/{{Deadpool}} ComicBook/{{Deadpool}} grabs the camera and, in his usual fourth-wall breaking self, begins berating the player about their performance, [[Franchise/ResidentEvil Wesker]] has a more sinister version, grabbing the defeated opponent (who you're seeing through the eyes of), and lifting him off the ground by the throat, holding his hand up and channeling darkness through it as though about to deliver a killing blow. [[ProudWarriorRaceGuy Super Skrull]] knocks the camera over and stomps on it, shattering the lens.
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* During the last modern day sequence in ''VideoGame/AssassinsCreedSyndicate'', a fight between the Assassins and Abstergo breaks out, watched over by several drone cameras. During the fight one of the cameras, [[ContinuityNod called Desmond]], is struck resulting in the screen severely cracking.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Ato}}'': In one BossBattle, the boss will throw sand in [[PlayerCharacter the warrior]]'s face. When this happens, the screen gets covered with a handful of sand.
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*** Also in ''11'', Sindel's Friendship has her take out a wine glass, then attempt to [[GlassShatteringSound shatter it]] [[MakeMeWannaShout with her sonic scream]]. [[BaitAndSwitch Guess what happens instead.]]
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* It's possible to break the screen with the discus in the Game Boy ''Track Meet''.
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** In ''Densetsu no Stafy 2'' and ''3'', getting sucked up by Ogura's final form will cause him to spit Starfy at the screen.
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* Many [[LightGunGame Light Gun Games]], from ''VideoGame/LethalEnforcers'' and ''VideoGame/Area51'' to ''VideoGame/VirtuaCop'' and ''VideoGame/TimeCrisis'', use this trope to indicate when the player takes damage, often in the form of bullet holes flashing on the screen when the player is shot.
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* ''VideoGame/InunakiTunnel'': If [[spoiler:the Inunaki gets you]], the camera's lens gets cracked.
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* In ''VideoGame/BrainDead13'', if Lance gets killed during Fritz's sword-versus-chainsaw battle, pieces of Lance's skin will fly and land onto the camera. Messy!
* In ''VideoGame/{{Splatterhouse}} 2'', when you defeat the boss in the toolshed, blood pours all over the screen. At the time, it was the only time in the series when that happened. When the remake came along, blood spilling on the screen got quite common, along with some enemies getting splattered against the fourth wall during the 2-D sections when whacked with a blunt weapon.
* In ''VideoGame/{{Splatterhouse}} 2'', when you defeat the boss in the toolshed, blood pours all over the screen. At the time, it was the only time in the series when that happened. When the remake came along, blood spilling on the screen got quite common, along with some enemies getting splattered against the fourth wall during the 2-D sections when whacked with a blunt weapon.
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** ''"Is that camera still running?"'' *BANG*
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** As of ''Tekken 7'', this trope has been growing in spades. In addition to the aformentioned Marduk (who now furiously ''throws a car towards the camera'' in one of his intro poses), we can now add Bryan (dragging a steel girder and casually tossing it towards the camera, shattering it), Kuma (dragging and tossing a salmon, in a parody of Bryan's intro), Geese (firing a Reppuken towards the camera), Negan (using his bat Lucille to tilt the camera towards him, as if holding the viewer's chin) and Jack-7 (running and crashing into the camera in one of his win poses).
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** As of ''Tekken 7'', this trope has been growing in spades. In addition to the aformentioned Marduk (who now furiously ''throws a car towards the camera'' in one of his intro poses), we can now add Bryan (dragging a steel girder and casually tossing it towards the camera, shattering it), Kuma (dragging and tossing a salmon, in a parody of Bryan's intro), Geese (firing a Reppuken towards the camera), Negan (using his bat Lucille to tilt the camera towards him, as if holding the gently lifting a kneeling viewer's chin) and Jack-7 (running and crashing into the camera in one of his win poses).
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** As of ''Tekken 7'', this trope has been growing in spades. In addition to the aformentioned Marduk (who now furiously ''throws a car towards the camera'' in one of his intro poses), we can now add Bryan (dragging a steel girder and casually tossing it towards the camera, shattering it), Kuma (dragging and tossing a salmon, in a parody of Bryan's intro), Geese (firing a Reppuken towards the camera), Negan (using his bat Lucille to tilt the camera towards him, as if holding the viewer's chin) and Jack-7 (running and crashing into the camera in one of his win poses).
