Fastest Game Over

[Kouen]

What Game do you think has the fastest "Game Over" Were talking from getting control to losing control so multi live games wouldn't work well. Also No Rom Hacks (SM Frustration for instance)

My Fastest is "Backtrack" for Gameboy Advance


My timing is 0.70 Seconds and all I did was hold down at the start of the game

(I Made this video with my PSP as my other half was playing the DSLite)

Got Faster? Please mention it

(Ashens has does this in a video but I wanted to see what the escapist could find xD )

 

[Gauntes]

not mine but still relevant

 

[Z(ombie)fan]

this falsh game with horrible controls.

i walk off a cliff over and over.

each time about three seconds cause you start on that cliff and its a long fall (instead of say a millisecond fall, two whole missisippi second fall!

 

[Michael Dagastino]

not faster than that, but FFV. Lost the first fight. Though i think someone may have modded it . . . not sure

 

[Z(ombie)fan]

not mine but still relevant

This one is retarded! Annoying sound to

those head me in stitches!

 

[Kouen]

not mine but still relevant

Cool vid but its multi life based so you would have to loose all your lives for a game over

This one is retarded! Annoying sound to

wow..

 

[hittite]

Well, not even close to those already mentioned, but the first Golden Sun game. After the first dungeon, you're given the choice of accepting the quest or refusing (ironically, this is the only time any yes/no choice affects the game at all). If you refuse, you get a short message that basically says that because of that, the world gets destroyed, game over.

I only posted this because it's not due to cheap game mechanics or a glitch.

 

[Kouen]

Well, not even close to those already mentioned, but the first Golden Sun game. After the first dungeon, you're given the choice of accepting the quest or refusing (ironically, this is the only time any yes/no choice affects the game at all). If you refuse, you get a short message that basically says that because of that, the world gets destroyed, game over.

I only posted this because it's not due to cheap game mechanics or a glitch.

Paper Mario has something like that too at the start if I remember right

 

[stok3r]

On Metal Gear Solid 3 you can walk off the cliff right behind you right at the begining of the game and die

 

[SimuLord]

Super Mario Bros. 1 when my mother tried to play it in 1989. Death by first goomba because mom first jumped too soon and hit the front of it, then didn't jump in time and it walked into her, then jumped over it but somehow managed to push the D-pad to the left and hit it from the back.

Three lives over. Total elapsed time: A minute at most.

 

[Treblaine]

Beginning of MGS3, roll forwards and you'll fall right off a cliff to your death.

Not sure how quick that can be done in but at least it isn't some super-obscure game.

 

[Pegghead]

Doctor Ashens said it best


As for myself, probably I wanna be the guy.

 

[Brad Shepard]

On Metal Gear Solid 3 you can walk off the cliff right behind you right at the begining of the game and die

or in the alternet movie he overshoots the cliff and falls off.

 

[Halceon]

Another world. Your first death will come when you still think it's the intro video.

 

[YouCallMeNighthawk]

I played a free online game in college once called "the impossible game" or something like that. lets be said the name does not lie!!!!!!

I died after taking 2 steps as the floor magicly disappeared lol.

 

[Snork Maiden]

Well, not even close to those already mentioned, but the first Golden Sun game. After the first dungeon, you're given the choice of accepting the quest or refusing (ironically, this is the only time any yes/no choice affects the game at all). If you refuse, you get a short message that basically says that because of that, the world gets destroyed, game over.

I only posted this because it's not due to cheap game mechanics or a glitch.

The first time I played through I picked "no" here expecting to get chastised or something funny to happen. I guess giving me the game over was pretty funny in its own way.

 

[Eponet]

Well, not even close to those already mentioned, but the first Golden Sun game. After the first dungeon, you're given the choice of accepting the quest or refusing (ironically, this is the only time any yes/no choice affects the game at all). If you refuse, you get a short message that basically says that because of that, the world gets destroyed, game over.

I only posted this because it's not due to cheap game mechanics or a glitch.

Ironically, drifting towards the fated destruction that you just refused to protect

 

[sephiroth1991]

not mine but still relevant

That was pritty funny, it's like steping onto a land mine just after you got off the plane

 

[Trikeen]

Leisure Suit Larry in the land of the lounge lizards.

you walk into the street and die instantly.

 

[Scobie]

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