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| - A Game Over is a scene given in the Ace Attorney series when the game ends on a negative outcome, usually triggered by depleting the penalty gauge. In most games, a Game Over results in an immediate return to the title screen, but from Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney: Dual Destinies onward, an option is given to resume from the point where the player failed, with a replenished penalty gauge.
- From Mikey's perspective, He tells him to "Hold it right there, Peabrain!" after which he hits Mikey with a pie in the face.
- When Yin and Yang forget to pay the bills while Master Yo's away, The Manotaur comes to repossess the Dojo! Will Dave finally find a way to prove his helpfulness to his friends, or will The Manotaur win it all?
- Game Over is the eighteenth episode in season three of CSI: Miami.
- Game Over 「ゲームオーバー Gēmu Ōbā?」 es un manga creado por Fūka Mizutani y publicado por Rakuen Le Paradis desde el 5 de agosto de 2010 al 26 de enero de 2011 contando con un volumen de 8 capítulos.
- The first appearance of a Game Over in a Mario game. Whenever Mario loses all of his lives, the screen freezes as the words "Game Over" show up in the middle of the screen. If the player has a high enough score, they can add their initials on the next screen.
- for Bulbasore!!! Elite Champ is now you!!! You have become the Pokemon MASTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You Win!!!!
- When Arcade plans to launch nuclear missiles to cause World War III, Spider-Man teams up with Captain America and Wolverine where they end up in Arcade's Murderworld located in Madripoor.
- Game Over is a track in the biohazard4 Original Soundtrack. It is found in the first disk. It also appears in the Biohazard 4 Best Track Collection.
- Game Over (2009) is a short movie.
- Game Over is a 2-part Sonic the Hedgehog story.
- Game Over is a dormant flag on the Sage Ocean.
- Game Over is the thirty second episode of Ben 10.
- Game Over is a traditional message in video games which usually signals the game has ended with a negative outcome, and that the player has failed to satisfy the conditions of a complete game.
- [[Plik:Gameover.png|thumb|250px|Ekran Game Overa w Sonic the Hedgehog (1991)]] thumb|187x187px Game Over (pl. Koniec gry) to sytuacja w grze kiedy gracz nie ma już więcej żyć, które można stracić na wiele różnych sposobów.
- Interprete Lanzamiento Apariciones Duración Álbum Anterior soundtrack Siguiente soundtrack Game Over (Fin del Juego, en español), es el décimo quinto soundtrack del OST Resident Evil 4 Original Soundtrack utilizado en Resident Evil 4.
- Game Over is the 25th and last episode of the first series of Ace Lightning, which was first broadcast on Mar 28, 2003 on BBC.
- is chapter 193 of the original Naruto manga.
- "Game Over" is the first song featured in the credits of the last episode of the Stupid Mario Brothers episode "The Super Mario Brothers." It is performed by Mercedes Ave.
- Game Over is the twelfth and final episode of season one of the Pure Pwnage web series.
- Game Over is a song from the Hannah Montana: The Movie (Soundtrack).
- "Game Over" is a line frequently used in the Saw franchise, usually during the climax of the movies. In general, the line is said by Jigsaw or his apprentices when a victim ultimately fails his or her deadly game.
- When all characters are diamondized, unconscious, or otherwise, the player will receive a Game Over.
- "Game Over" is a feature in the 2D Universe games. When you lose all of your lives, there's a "Game Over" message and the current game is, like the message itself refers, over. This feature was replaced in favour with the "Wasted", to have endless lives in the next games in the series.
- Game Over was the ninth episode of the seventh and final season of 30 Rock, airing on January 10, 2013 to 3.22 million viewers. After Hank Hooper (Ken Howard) informs him that his granddaughter Kaylee (Chloë Grace Moretz) will inherit the role of CEO, Jack teams up with Lenny Wosniak (Steve Buscemi) and longtime nemesis Devon Banks (Will Arnett) in order to discredit her. Liz learns from her adoption referee, Bev (Megan Mullally) that there is a four-year waiting list to adopt a newborn, and that she may have to adopt an older child instead. Tracy finally meets his match when he attempts to direct Octavia Spencer in his new Harriet Tubman movie, and she proves to be very difficult.
- Game Over is the tenth episode of season 2 of VR Troopers.
- In Metroid, Samus will completely explode on the spot regardless of whether she is armored or not.
- Game Over also known by fans as The Death Train was an event that in Andrew Hussie's popular long-running webcomic Homestuck. The event caused the deaths of over almost every character/antagonist in the Homestuck franchise. The event was caused by Aranea Serket who was responsible for very one actions except for Caliborn.
- Game Over es una melodía que fue compuesta por Konami Kukeiha Club. Se reproduce en casi todos los videojuegos de la saga Castlevania cuando el jugador pierde. En los videojuegos más recientes, esta melodía tiene diferentes nombres, tales como "Scarlet Fine" (Castlevania: Curse of Darkness) o "Consummation" (Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia).
- There is a room in the Beginning of the Adventure where if you take the correct invisible platforms in the two rooms prior to it, you end up in a room which claims itself to be 'the safest room in the game', and that 'only Q can kill you'. Whether you hit Q or not, the GAME OVER sign is still there.
- "Game Over" is the twentieth and final campaign mission of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare. It sees Captain Price's squad attempting to escape the silo and reach the evacuation site
- "GAME OVER" is an electropop song by Hachioji-P, sung by Hatsune Miku. Accompanied by a masterfully-created MikuMikuDance video, the song is about a girl who has a crush on someone who is shy and awkward around her. She is tired of being patient, and wants him to hurry up and open up to her. The second she fell in love with him, she knew it was "game over". "GAME OVER" is featured on the albums ViViD WAVE and electroll. It has entered the Hall of Fame.
- Catégorie:Pages en construction [[Fichier:GameOverSMB.jpg|thumb|right|Game Over dans Super Mario Bros.]] Le Game Over est un élément de gameplay qui signifie que la partie est terminée. La plupart du temps, le joueur obtient le Game Over quand il n'a plus de vies supplémentaires, ou quand il perd tout ses Points de Vie (jeux de rôle), et dans ce cas, il doit recommencer depuis le dernier point de sauvegarde. Catégorie:Mécaniques de jeu
- A Game Over is an event which occurs whenever Link is defeated; this can occur if his Heart Containers are fully depleted, if he is exposed to extreme heat, or if he stays underwater for too long, along with some other, rarer cases of death. Typically, a cut scene that presents Link gasping and collapsing to the ground precedes the Game Over text itself. Typically, the player will get the option to continue, save, or continue from a certain location such as the origin. Some installments of the Legend of Zelda series keep track of the number of times the player has encountered a Game Over.
- Game Over is the 5th episode of Season 2 of Doctor Bugs's series Reckless and Retired. It aired on August 17, 2014. It is the 27th episode overall.
- Game Over is the sixth episode of Heroes Reborn. It aired on October 22, 2015.
- In The Sims series, a game over occurs when there are no more playable Sims in a household. This can be caused by death, or when there are only children living after adults or teens die.
- Game Over is a common phrase that appears in video games when certain conditions are met, the most common one being when the player is defeated, killed, or fails certain events during gameplay. In Dead or Alive, a "Game Over" scene is given when the player's character has been Knocked Out by an AI fighter.
- Game Over es el décimo octavo episodio de la tercera temporada de CSI: Miami.
- Game Over is the fifth episode of fifth season of The Listener.
- The Game Over screen is the screen that is displayed when the player has lost the game. When a player receives a Game Over, they are automatically sent back to the main menu screen of the game, and must reload their saved game, and continue from their last save point. This principle follows through with all games, and the main way to receive the Game Over screen is by death of the character.
- Game Over was a screenplay in development by the Jim Henson Company in 2001. Written by Muppets from Space director Tim Hill with Michael Rubiner, the concept involved a videogame protagonist who escapes into other games in search of other lifeforms. The project was to combine live-action with computer animation, with Warner Bros. attached as distributor. Kristine Belson was the producer. Later, Ron J. Friedman and Steve Bencich (co-writers of Brother Bear and Chicken Little for Disney) were brought in for rewrites, but the project never went any further.
- When the player loses a fight, they are treated to a defeat screen, whose appearance varies based on the game. The game will then cut to a countdown. In most cases, the announcer counts down from "9" to "0", and the player has that much time to insert more coins to continue (or in other cases, press "Start"). The countdown can be sped up by pressing buttons other than the "continue" button(s).
- Un Game Over est un élément de gameplay qui survient dans de nombreux jeux vidéo, et c'est également le cas pour l'ensemble des opus de la saga Zelda. Cela arrive quand les réceptacles de cœur de Link sont entièrement vides, et qu'il ne dispose donc plus d'énergie vitale en réserve. Dans certains jeux, cela arrive également si Link reste trop longtemps dans un lieu volcanique avec une chaleur excessive, si il reste sous l'eau sans reprendre sa respiration, et quelques autres rares causes de mort. Typiquement, une mort lance une cut-scène dans laquelle on peut voir Link s'effondrer sur le sol, suivi de peu par le texte Game Over qui s'affiche à l'écran. En général, un menu va s'afficher et proposer au joueur de continuer, de sauvegarder et quitter, ou de reprendre à partir d'un point précis
- Within Giedi Prime Sector hundreds of ABCs start lining to exit the sector. Megabyte arrives on his new bike and tells Hexadecimal, still caged in her stasis chamber, 'When you are ready, dear sister.' 'Ready for what?' Megabyte orders Hex to use her viral powers to breach the firewall. Megabyte uses the collar to make her do what she's told. Hexadecimal laughs it off thinking to herself what she will do to Megabyte when she is free of the collar. She explains that he doesn't have any idea how much power he is trying to control. Chaos will always win over order. Megabyte tells her to follow his instructions or suffer. Hexadecimal finally raises her arms and easily opens a hole in the firewall.
- If the shared HP between Neku and his partner falls under zero, the battle is lost, displaying a "Game Over" screen, and (depending on the type of battle and acquired stickers) one or more options are displayed:
* Retry battle; no penalty.
* Retry battle on easy mode; no penalty.
* Escape from battle; Sync is lost (unless an item with the Nag-free escape ability is equipped).
* (Not possible during certain battles, such as fighting Taboo Noise).
* Return to title screen; allows you to continue the game from the last save point.
- Game Over is a series of mostly video game fan fictions and other media either written or created by supercomputer276. The stories focus on the crime syndicate "Game Over" and its leader SC (Yosie in the earlier stories), the writer's author character. The stated goal of the Game Over is to take over the multiverse. The Game Over is divided into seperate divisions, each of which is assigned a seperate universe to conquer. Further information on the Game Over series canon, including locations and characters, can be found in the Game Over Central Ops section of the Mt. Majesty website.
- Alleine stand sie da, die Zehen über dem Abgrund, den Lärm der Großstadt einige Meter um sie herum. Niemand sah sie, niemand würde jetzt mitbekommen, wenn sie sprang. Ihr Körper zitterte vor Aufregung und Angst, sie war nicht sicher, was sie auf der anderen Seite erwarten würde, wenn es denn eine gab, doch sie war auch entschlossen, es durch zu ziehen. Sie schluckte einmal und machte die Augen zu, und als sie ihren zierlichen Körper nach vorne beugen wollte, um dieser Welt Adieu zu sagen, hörte sie hinter sich das Knallen einer schweren Eisentür. Sein Gesicht verfinsterte sich. "... I-ich-"
- Game Over is when a player's health points (HP) are reduced to zero, or they fail a required objective. When a Game Over occurs, the player is sent to the "Game Over" screen. The animation of the Game Over screen varies between games, and generally has two options: "Continue" (go back to the last checkpoint, usually at the start of the battle) or "Restart" (go back to the title screen and reload your saved game).
- John has a minor freakout regarding all of Caliborn's horrible manga drawings, similar to the startling revelation of his Dad being a businessman. It can be noted that there are bowler hats in the background, which possibly could be showing the similarity. Caliborn and John fight, the majority of their actions cheap shots. Caliborn's exile station is briefly shown, and it bears the visage of Lil Cal. Caliborn is wearing a fedora for some reason the next time their fight is shown, and John punches Caliborn in the face, knocking it off of his head and knocking Caliborn himself to the ground. John continues to beat him until he finally zaps away. Caliborn lies there for a few seconds, in the proximity of some horses, how ironic, likely in shock. He then reaches for his mouse, which had appare
- Game Over is an animated series based on NES Games Characters from these games:
* Super Mario Bros.
* Astyanax
* Faxanadu
* Duck Hunt
* Tetris
* Dr. Mario
* Blaster Master
* Ninja Gaiden
* Castlevania
* Castlevania II: Simon's Quest
* Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse
* Bionic Commando
* Contra
* Mega Man
* Mega Man 2
* Mega Man 3
* Mega Man 4
* Mega Man 5
* Mega Man 6
* Mega Man 9
* Mega Man 10
* Double Dragon
* Battletoads
* Ice Climbers
* Metroid
* The Legend of Zelda
* Ghosts 'n Goblins
* Donkey Kong
* Donkey Kong Jr.
* Kid Icarus
* Legendary Wings
* Shadowgate
* Uninvited
* Deja Vu
* Bomberman
* Earthbound
* Dig Dug
* Pac-Man
* Tron
- Ein Game Over setzt genau dann ein, wenn die gesamte Gruppe kampfunfähig oder auf andere Art handlungsunfähig ist, oder aus dem Kampfbereich entfernt wurde. Das Spiel ist dann vorbei und je nach Spiel kann man weiter spielen oder muss neu laden. Einzig Final Fantasy XIII und der Nachfolger Final Fantasy XIII-2 bilden dabei eine Ausnahme, denn hier hat man die Auswahlmöglichkeit, den verloren gegangenen Kampf einfach von Neuem zu starten.
- A Game Over (ゲームオーバー) is an event in-game where the player fails to fulfill a certain goal in a chapter or an important character dies, resulting in an instant game ending screen. In the context of Fire Emblem, this generally occurs if a Lord character or an Avatar falls in battle. Some maps require the player to prevent the enemy from reaching a certain location, killing an NPC, or escaping. Failing to fulfill these requirements will result in an instant Game Over. Other situations that trigger an instant game over include having the enemy subdue the player's base of operations in Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War, attacking (and possibly killing) Fargus in Chapter 16x of Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade or allowing a Begnion Dragoknight kidnap Leanne and successfully escape with her i
- Game Over ist der englische Audruck für "Spiel vorbei". Es erscheint in den Mario-Jump'n'Run-Spielen, wenn man alle Versuche verloren hat.[[Datei:SMB Game Over.png|thumb|256px|Game Over-Screen aus Super Mario Bros.]] Bei Super Mario Bros. muss man bei einem "Game Over", also dem Verlust sämtlicher Leben, das Spiel wieder von vorne beginnen. Ist man in Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels Game Over gegangen, so setzt man das Spiel vom Anfang des Levels, in dem man starb, fort. Nur in Welt 9 ist dem nicht so. Bei Super Mario Bros. 3 wird man beim Game Over an den Beginn der aktuellen Welt zurückgesetzt. Seit damals hat sich nichtsmehr verändert - nach einem Game Over wird man stets an den letzten Speicherpunkt zurückgesetzt. Während das in den 2D-Spielen der New Super Mario Bros.-Serie dazu f
- Sin Nombre: 23/Agosto/2004 (01:27 A.M.) El me pidió que hiciera esto, debía terminarlo por él, fue su última voluntad, lo sé porque me pidió que lo terminara, pero no pude, nunca fui tan bueno como él para esto. En fin, creo que el simple hecho de compartir esto me hará sentir desahogado, si no pude terminar con la parte importante al menos debo esforzarme en intentar hacer una parte de lo ya acordado entre él y yo, lo siento… Hermano. 01/Enero/2002 (10:38 P.M.) Por el momento me retiro a dormir, sin más que decir. Solo que fue un gran día. 22/Enero/2002 (11:01 P.M.) 23/Enero/2002 (09:00 A.M.) …
- Al no poder acabar con la invasión alienígena, Lisa decide construir una escalera al cielo para pedirle ayuda a Dios. Tras construirla, la familia y varios personajes de videojuego suben por ella, Lisa y Marge entran, pero Bart y Homero se quedan afuera y tras derrotar a William Shakespeare y a Benjamin Franklin, la familia se dirige al apartamento de Dios, donde combaten contra él en una partida de "Dance Dance Revolution", en la que fulminaban a varios enemigos que habián aparecido durante el juego, y de tanto jugar destrozaban sus consolas, como la "Praystation" y la "Nintendo Zii". Tras derrotarlo, Dios decide parar la invasión alienígena y explicar el significado de la vida: que Dios juega al "El juego de la Tierra" y que su videojuego no era más que un minijuego. Lisa le pregunta a D
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