History Main / HaveaNiceDeath

** So did ''RE 4''.

** [[http://www.konami.jp/bemani/popn/music17/mc/song03/hy_fan.html Rosemary]] from ''Pop'n Music 17'' however bugs ThisTroper to a degree. In her fail animation, she drinks something like wine as [[GoryDiscretionShot the camera pans away from her as if she committed suicide]].

* [[{{Game/Jumper}} Jumper 2]] has unlockable features, one of which "taunt mode." If you turn this option on the game will display a snarky insult, accompanied by an audible groan, every time you die. Also, regardless of whether you're being actively mocked, the game keeps track of how many times - and in what ways - you died. Beating this {{Nintendo Hard}} game likely means dying hundreds of times, and striving for One {{Hundred Percent Completion}} may involve dying ''thousands'' of times.

* [[{{Game/Jumper}} Jumper 2]] has unlockable features, one of which "taunt mode." If you turn this option on the game will display a snarky insult, accompanied by an audible groan, every time you die. Also, regardless of whether you're being actively mocked, the game keeps track of how many times - and in what ways - you died. Beating this {{NintendoHard}} game likely means dying hundreds of times, and striving for One {{HundredPercentCompletion}} may involve dying ''thousands'' of times.

** [[{{Game/Jumper}} Jumper 2]] has unlockable features, one of which "taunt mode." If you turn this option on the game will display a snarky insult, accompanied by an audible groan, every time you die. Also, regardless of whether you're being actively mocked, the game keeps track of how many times - and in what ways - you died. Beating this {{NintendoHard}} game likely means dying hundreds of times, and striving for One {{HundredPercentCompletion}} may involve dying ''thousands'' of times.

*** If his second form stomps you, expect LOTS of evil laughter, which is almost more rage inducing than an actual sentence.

* Getting a bad ending in ''[[BlazBlue BlazBlue: Continuum Shift]]'' will send you to Kokonoe's lab, where she gives your character sarcastic advice on how to achieve the good ending. Since most of the bad endings feature your character dying, this tends to lead to {{Mood Whiplash}}.

* Rise of the Triad. Although not cruel to the player on the actual game over screen, the track title for the song that occurs upon a game over is aptly titled, "You suck".

* A picture of your character, with rather less bodily integrity than usual.

* ''UnrealTournament'' had a different kill message for each weapon, and, being a multiplayer game, you would often see messages like "Terminator rode [=haXXor=]'s rocket into oblivion."
** Sequels expanded these kill messages into even more colorful ones, rarely related to what weapon got used such as, "Redguy was cornered by Bronx in a foggy London alley."
** In fact, one of the major selling points of the original Unreal Tournament was that it recorded an insane amount of data on player kills, and always told you what they were.
** In ''Unreal Tournament 2004'', dying from your own land mines reads: "<Player Name> tested out his/her land mine. It works!"
** Getting killed by your own grenade in UT 2004 goes something along the lines of "[[ShoutOut Silly <Player>, Grenades are for Enemies!]]"

** ''The Last Bounty Hunter'': A disgruntled doctor or a wise-cracking gravedigger.

* American Laser Games had a tonne of these. If you were shot, or killed an innocent bystander, you would typically be treated to a brief cutscene in which a particular character taunted you for your lousy gameplay:

** ''Mad Dog II: The Lost Gold'': An undertaker in a graveyard, with a small range of quips. Run out of lives, and "you're history, partner."

** "Samus! What's going on?! Respond! RESPOOOND-!"

* The ''Scarface'' game. If you die, it simply states in text: "You fucked up".

* The ''TonyHawkProSkater'' games have them; if you [[SuperDrowningSkills skate into water]] or through the InvisibleWall; they include "no swimming" for the former and "don't do drugs!" for the latter.

* In the ''YuGiOh'' game subtitled ''Nightmare Troubadour'', Game Over could only happen if you lost a Shadow Game, with a quote from the person who defeated you appearing. One that is really grating...

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* The seminal Zarch! (Virus on the Amiga), a notoriously difficult game, can actually award the player negative scores. If you die while your score is still negative, you might end up unfavorably compared to a slug or a dried up piece of lichen. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zarch

-->'''Joker''': I salute my fallen enemy! * raspberries* * falls over*

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*[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6iT-lMgfAI&feature=related /"You are dead, dead dead. You are dead, dead dead. You thought you were hot, Guess what? You're not. You are dead, dead dead".]]

* The flash game ''Peasant's Quest'' had this, with a twist - not only are your normal death messages like this, but [[spoiler:so is your PlotlineDeath at the end]].

* A hint about what you could have done to avoid the death. (Common in [[VisualNovel Visual Novels]].)

* ''[=~The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy~=]'' computer game [[EverythingTryingToKillYou will kill you in many, many ways you never considered]] and gives you personalized messages for each one. One particular death ([[spoiler:being hit with a brick while protesting against the bulldozer]]) forced the player to read a multi-sectioned text on their death, having to type to read the next section. Typing quit to start over would not quit, it would rather be interpreted as typing something to continue. And to add insult to injury, the game would scold you for it - "You keep out of this, you're dead." This was annoying especially because it was one of the easiest ways to die early in the game.