The 3D Metal Gear games are good at this.Similarily, in the 2007 game World in Conflict, moving the viewpoint too close to ground zero of a nuclear blast causes interference.When it takes damage, the screen shakes and fizzles.
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Similarly, in Quest for Glory II, throwing a dagger, rock, or offensive spell at Julanar will cause it to bounce off and crack the screen, killing you.Exit Limbo: Opening throws assorted gorn at the camera thanks to the game's excessively violent nature.They throw the dart at the screen, which appears to crack where it's hit, literally Breaking the Fourth Wall. In Escape from Monkey Island, you can ask the dart players in the Scumm Bar to throw one at 'that guy over there'.If you leave Johnny idle for long enough he'll turn his slingshot towards your screen and fire a rock at it, cracking it. Another Apogee screen smash occurs in Monster Bash.In the old Apogee kart-racer Wacky Wheels, a head-on collision would result in your car being smashed into the screen, leaving several cracks as your chosen cartoon animal slides down the glass.Like Turtles in Time for the SNES, there is a boss that you use this specific move against. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge brings this mechanic back.The only way to hurt him is to throw enemies into the screen. After he taunts you, the camera spins around so that he's in the foreground. The Super Nintendo version of the latter game uses this as part of a boss fight: when you encounter Shredder in the fourth level, he's manning a giant gun. In Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Arcade Game and Turtles in Time, you can throw foot soldiers into the camera.In the Olympics themed 'Go for Gold', it's possible to damage the camera during the hammer throw.It's possible to break the screen with the discus in the Game Boy Track Meet.Some Killer Instinct finishing moves involve smacking the opponent into the camera.If you die, the whole screen gets covered in blood.
Burger And Frights: If you hit an obstacle, a blood stain will flash on the screen briefly.And even older, Microsoft Flight Simulator(1979).A similar effect can be found when you crash in Atari's Hard Drivin' and the early Test Drive games.Atari's classic Battlezone (1980) may well be the Ur-Example for video games, with the screen cracking when you get hit.When this happens, the screen gets covered with a handful of sand. Ato: In one Boss Battle, the boss will throw sand in the warrior's face.In addition to the aformentioned Marduk (who now furiously throws a car towards the camera in one of his intro poses), we can now add Bryan (dragging a steel girder and casually tossing it towards the camera, shattering it), Kuma (dragging and tossing a salmon, in a parody of Bryan's intro), Geese (firing a Reppuken towards the camera), Negan (using his bat Lucille to tilt the camera towards him, as if gently lifting a kneeling viewer's chin) and Jack-7 (running and crashing into the camera in one of his win poses). As of Tekken 7, this trope has been growing in spades.He lampshades his penchant for camera grabbing/mugging/smacking somewhat with his opening line, "Get your cameras ready, folks! This ain't gonna last long!" Craig Marduk is noted for this in the Tekken series.
During the fight one of the cameras, called Desmond, is struck resulting in the screen severely cracking.
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