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** Likewise, in ''Hit and Run'', you can kick [[NPC|NPCs]] until they fall over. You can then kick them into the road, and run them over in a car... repeatedly. Unfortunately, all this ''does'' fill up your [[Karma Meter|Hit and Run meter]], and can fill it up quite quickly...
*** In other words, Homer Simpson beating the ever-loving hell out of Ralph Wiggum.
* In ''[[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]]'', you can really screw over your fellow players. The down side is that [[Video Game Cruelty Punishment|they can dick you over just as much]].
** Really, combining the tighter jumps in the game along with the physics in multiplayer is more like Video Game Cruelty ''Provocation''.
** Also, there are those Toad rescue missions. You can throw them into an enemy, lava, or poison water. Or, [[Video Game Caring Potential|you can bring them to the end]], which gives you some 1-ups and a Mushroom House.
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