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A game crash can occur when something goes wrong in the game. In this process, the player will return to Windows or Mac OS 9/X.

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rdfs:comment	A game crash can occur when something goes wrong in the game. In this process, the player will return to Windows or Mac OS 9/X. A game crash, also known as a game freeze, is when a video game freezes up and ceases to respond to any input. Crashes typically occur when the game console's connection with the game is interrupted, when its CPU is overwhelmed by how much it has to process (and runs out of space to hold it all), or when it tries to access something that does not exist. Crashes are usually just an inconvenience that result in no permanent damage to the game nor console, and simply require the player to turn the console's power off to play the game again, though they will result in any data between the crash and the last time the game was saved being lost.
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abstract	A game crash can occur when something goes wrong in the game. In this process, the player will return to Windows or Mac OS 9/X. A game crash, also known as a game freeze, is when a video game freezes up and ceases to respond to any input. Crashes typically occur when the game console's connection with the game is interrupted, when its CPU is overwhelmed by how much it has to process (and runs out of space to hold it all), or when it tries to access something that does not exist. Crashes are usually just an inconvenience that result in no permanent damage to the game nor console, and simply require the player to turn the console's power off to play the game again, though they will result in any data between the crash and the last time the game was saved being lost.

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