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* [[Rhythm Game|Bemani]] games often have some form of this, usually with one for a Full Combo (hitting every note with a satisfactory judgment) and a perfect run:

** In ''[[Beatmania IIDX]]'' from ''10th Style'' onwards, if you clear a song hitting every note with a GOOD judgment or better, the judgment line will light upward and you'll get a "FULL COMBO" caption. The song will also be marked with a flashing "FULL COMBO" caption by your score record data on the song selection menu. If you hit every note with a GREAT or better, this is replaced with a gold "PERFECT", although the flash at the end of the song still only says "FULL COMBO".

** In ''[[Dance Dance Revolution]]'' games starting with ''DDR X'', getting a GREAT! or better on every step causes a green light-up effect at the end with "FULL COMBO" over it and a green circular mark; both the text and the mark are displayed next to your grade. Meanwhile, getting a PERFECT!! or MARVELOUS!! on every step nets you a "PERFECT FULL COMBO!" with a gold flash and a gold mark, and the announcer yells "Perfect Full Combo!" at the Results screen. Additionally, your combo is displayed in gold instead of the usual green if your combo has consisted of all PERFECT!! or MARVELOUS!! so far, and has a white glow for all MARVELOUS!!. Previous versions also had various recognitions of such feats:

*** Up through ''DDR 3rd Mix'', the game would award a [[Rank Inflation|SSS]] grade for a Perfect Full Combo, and the [[Announcer Chatter|announcer]] would say "Oh god! Oh god!" at the Results screen. A Full Combo earned you a or a SS or S depending on your ratio of Perfects.

*** ''SuperNOVA'' had a white swirly effect under your grade for a Full Combo.

*** ''SuperNOVA 2'' changed the requirement for a AAA to simply 99% of the maximum score, but added the "Perfect Full Combo!!" and gold mark, and a darker yellow mark for Full Combo.

*** - "Full Fantastic Combo" with a trophy above it for getting every single step "Fantastic!"

*** - "One Excellent" with a flag above it for getting one "Excellent" and all the rest "Fantastic!"

** Winning a round of Onslaught, CTF, or Bombing Run in ''[[Unreal Tournament 2004]]'' with no points scored by the other team gives this announcement. The inverse is called "Humilliating Defeat" in 2004. In the single player mode, it's an achievement.

** Winning a Warfare round in ''[[Unreal Tournament 3|Unreal Tournament III]]'' without taking any damage to your core gets the announcer to say this.

** The game only checks if the winner has full health, not if he actually got hit or not. Thus, you can still get this bonus with Ragna even if you get hit, as Ragna can heal himself for an extremely small amount every time he hits with a some attacks (unless it's his Unlimited form). His HP Draining abilities are so weak though, you may as well have not gotten hit.

* Getting one in a ''[[Grandia]]'' game results in whoever delivered the last blow saying a different victory quote than normal, and in ''[[Grandia III|III]]'', a slight recovery of everyone's SP.