What's the shortest game you've ever beat?

I just played Total Recall for the NES for an episode I'm working on, and I literally beat it in about 25 minutes. I'm stunned. I don't think I've beat any other game that quick. What a piece of junk. So what's the shortest game you ever beat?ThE-JoKeR

[QUOTE="ThE-JoKeR"]I just played Total Recall for the NES for an episode I'm working on, and I literally beat it in about 25 minutes. I'm stunned. I don't think I've beat any other game that quick. What a piece of junk. So what's the shortest game you ever beat?Another48hours

Fighting Force on the PS1 comes to mind. Only a few stages long.

X-Men Mutant Apocalypse SNES is another. There is a couple a levels where all it is is a boss-battle, where it isn't even the real enemies it's a holographic representation of X-Men villains in the Danger Room.

Both are great beat-em up games, though.

Castlevania II: Belmont's Revenge on Game Boy, as well as Operation C on Game Boy, are both great Konami Game Boy games, but they're also both only 5 stages long.

Resident Evil 3: Nemesis, yet another great game, also felt short to me. It took me quite a while with the original, and twice as long with RE2 since there's were multiple 2nd playthroughs.

I'm probably wrong, but if I don't include fighting games, I can only think of Streets of Rage 2 atm. It doesn't matter though, because I've played it more than my other games, and it's easily my favorite of all time.

Do you mean in terms of time for a playthrough? Marble Madness takes just about exactly five minutes to finish. It took me from childhood to college to get good enough to beat it though. A lot of early Game Boy games are really short too.

From sitting down and starting to play to being able to beat it, I dunno... I remember renting a few games as a kid and being able to get good enough to beat them in a weekend. Most of the time these were arcade-style games that had many difficulties though.

[QUOTE="Another48hours"][QUOTE="ThE-JoKeR"]I just played Total Recall for the NES for an episode I'm working on, and I literally beat it in about 25 minutes. I'm stunned. I don't think I've beat any other game that quick. What a piece of junk. So what's the shortest game you ever beat?ThE-JoKeR

Spyro: The Dragon in 4 hourse.. 100% game completion.

Sega Bass Fishing 15-minutes

Naruto Clash Of Ninja

Godzilla: Animated Series on the GBC in one sitting, so around 45 minutes or so. Also beat Turtles in Time with a friend in around 20 minutes.

I recall playing a game (I think I've even played more than just one with this option) where some NPC in the beginning asks you if you are prepared/willing to help to go on a quest, and you just say no and the game is over, in about 5 minutes. I'm trying to figure out what games you can do that in, I can't remember, I do recall doing that before though.Dudersaper

I remember a game like that. On the PSP, it was some game that kind of looked like Zelda and was supposed to be funny or something.

Tomorrow Never Dies - PS1

beat it in about 1 hr 30 mins

, I took my time :P but if you do this

*SPOILERS* Select Select Circle Circle Select Circle (pause screen on every mission) it will speed things up :P

I'd love to hear someone's reaction to when they do this :P

I can beat Pokemon Snap in 20 minutes now at 100%. I still find it extremely fun, though.

In terms of full-priced games, my first playthrough of Uncharted: Drake's Fortune clocked in at about 3 hours and 40 minutes.

Super Mario Bros in about 15 minutes

I always remember MK Armageddon beating it in about 2 hours I think ? And wanting to take it back.silentnightmere

Well, fighting games in general are short games. Should those really count here?

[QUOTE="silentnightmere"]I always remember MK Armageddon beating it in about 2 hours I think ? And wanting to take it back.Emerald_Warrior

Well, fighting games in general are short games. Should those really count here?