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** So did ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga''. ...Except it was Bowser.
** The titular protagonist of the Danish-made ''Hugo'' TV game had a habit of knocking on the screen to get the viewer's attention.
** The fighting game based on ''[[Jo JoJoJo's Bizarre Adventure|Jo Jos Bizarre Adventure]]'' features the character Hol Horse, whose partner has a Stand named The Hanged Man that can only materialize through reflections. In one of his super moves, Hol Horse shoots the screen so The Hanged Man can attack his opponent through the broken glass.
* ''[[Conkers Bad Fur Day]]'', which ends with the main character winning solely because {{spoiler|the game crashes}}.
** In the remake, during the war chapter, the bullets litteraly break the fourth wall, as they make the screen as it was shot.
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* In ''[[Infamous (video game series)|In Famous]]'', the game opens to a simple "Press Start" screen, with a busy street visible. When the player finally presses the start button, a huge explosion occurs, killing thousands and leaving a large chunk of an island a smoking crater - The explosion is actually caused by the main character using the device that gives him superpowers. ''Way to go, hero''.
* The ''[[Disgaea]]'' series is famous for [[Fourth Wall]] tomfoolery and this, down to cases of characters changing each other's names and hacking their titles. "Do you have some reason to believe you can defeat my father? Like... being level 100,000,000?"
* One stage in ''[[God Hand]]'' requires Gene to deflect cannonballs back at the ship firing them. How do you do that? Well, you have to hit the right button according to the four cannons that can fire... and incidentally the [[Play StationPlayStation 2]] face buttons are painted onto the side of the ship, laid out just as on the controller, with each button corresponding to the cannon next to it.
* The old Cinemaware game ''[[Rocket Ranger]]'' introduces [[The Man Behind the Man]] by having it slash the victory screen in half.
** ''[[Marvel vs. Capcom 3]]'' also does that by having the boss make his entrance by ripping apart the victory screen (or if you continued, the character select screen) from behind as if it were paper. Likewise, the super move background is also papery --- slashing moves leave marks on it