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{{Infobox
|name = Jumyou Ga Chijimaru
|image = Jumyou Ga Chijimaru Title Screen.png
|imagecaption = Title Screen
|maker = Kowloon Kurosawa
|type = Homebrew/unlicensed video game
|date = Mid-1996
}}
'''Jumyou Ga Chijimaru''' (translates to Life Shortens, or Life is Shortened) is a homebrew SNES video game developed by Kowloon Kurosawa (who also created the infamous Hong Kong 97) in mid-1996.<ref>twitter.com/forestillusion/status/1324945237807046656</ref> The "game" consists of a slideshow of shock images with no other gameplay features.
'''Jumyou Ga Chijimaru''' (translates to Life Shortens, or Life is Shortened) is a homebrew SNES video game developed by Kowloon Kurosawa (who also created the infamous Hong Kong 97) in mid-1996.<ref>twitter.com/forestillusion/status/1324945237807046656</ref> The "game" consists of a slideshow of shock images with no other gameplay features.



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Jumyou Ga Chijimaru (translates to Life Shortens, or Life is Shortened) is a homebrew SNES video game developed by Kowloon Kurosawa (who also created the infamous Hong Kong 97) in mid-1996.[1] The "game" consists of a slideshow of shock images with no other gameplay features.

Images featured

  • A decapitated dead body
  • A disembodied head with one big eye
  • A siamese twin baby in a jar
  • A man vomiting
  • A mirrored image of a breech birth
  • Emaciated people during the Great Famine of 1876-1878
  • A malformed baby
  • A severed head from the cover of Brujeria's album "Matando Gueros"
  • Severed heads of Auguste and Abel Pollet
  • A crime scene photo of a dead man slumped over on a couch with a gunshot wound to the head
  • A quadriplegic toddler
  • A baby with macrocephaly

After the last image credits are shown and the slideshow loops over to the title screen.

  1. twitter.com/forestillusion/status/1324945237807046656