Massive Damage

Massive Damage is a concept that appears in 21 games

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Massive Damage is a meme originating from the 2006 Sony E3 press conference.

During a live demo of Genji II: Days of the Blade, Producer Bill Ritch made a deep impression by stating the battles in the game were based on actual battles that took place in ancient Japan.
He then went on to show the player being attacked by a giant enemy crab, saying "You attack its weak point for massive damage". This, among other fantastic features like "real-time weapons change" made the demo an instant hit on the internet and has been referenced and ridiculed in both public forums, media and in numerous other games.

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Name	Platforms	Developer
Blur	PC, PS3, X360	Bizarre Creations
Scribblenauts released on Sept. 15, 2009	DS	5th Cell Media
Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts released on Nov. 11, 2008	X360	Rare, Ltd.
Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia released on Oct. 21, 2008	DS	Konami Corporation
Lock's Quest released on Sept. 8, 2008	DS	5th Cell Media
The World Ends With You released on April 22, 2008	DS	Square Enix, Jupiter Corp.
The Simpsons Game released on Oct. 30, 2007	X360, PS2, WII, PSP, PS3, DS	Rebellion, Amaze Entertainment, Inc.
Heavenly Sword released on Sept. 12, 2007	PS3	Ninja Theory Ltd.
Monster Hunter Freedom 2 released on Aug. 29, 2007	PSP	Capcom Production Studio 1
Sword of the New World: Granado Espada released on July 12, 2007	PC