ninja

Fruit is thrown into the air and you slice it with a finger, and a bomb ends it. Made by an Australian studio in a few weeks and released in April 2010, it was the touchscreen's first big demonstration game, and a Kinect version in 2011 made it the thing people flailed at in shop displays. The record files the sensei and his facts.

Taking a rare item from a boss's corpse before the group could decide who should have it, an MMO crime with its own vocabulary by the early 2000s and a career-ending one on servers where reputations were kept. The record notes the term is dying because the games now distribute loot automatically, which is the only thing that ever stopped it.

An audition tape in which a man in an afro attempts a backflip, lands on his head, staggers to his feet and swings nunchucks anyway — filmed in 2004, viral in September 2005. The record's entry for the first great fall of the video era, and for finishing the routine regardless.

Defusing the bomb in Counter-Strike while enemy players are still alive and nearby but not looking, usually through smoke, and winning the round in silence. The record notes the term was established by the early 2000s and that the ninja defuse is the single most-rewatched five seconds in the game's history.