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cut scene 

A cut scene is a short cinematic clip in a video game to describe a circumstance the character is involved in, also used for entertainment purposes or no real purpose at all. Girls enjoy cut scenes because they are visually stimulating and help to explain the plot of the game. Guys usually prefer to skip cut scenes even though they can contain useful hints and tips towards completing levels and earning special achievements.
Most if not all video games have cut scenes.

"Don't skip the cut scene!"
"Why, I already know what I have to do..."
"But it's fun to watch!"


cut scene by azbound February 4, 2009
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cut scene 

used to give an alternate, not likely ending to a situation
yo man i just stole 5 grand from john...cut scene you're in a police station
cut scene by dats whats up December 21, 2008

Cut Scene Game 

A drinking game. You put Family Guy on, and everytime there is a random cut scene you take a drink of your favourite drink or whatever you happen to have.

Warning, it will get you drunk.
'Hey Lois Remember that time I showed Hitler my Pikachu pokemon card after I'd been to that Clown Convention?'

If you were playing the Cut Scene Game, you'd take a drink about now.
Cut Scene Game by tubbyformen March 1, 2009

scene cut 

a type of hair cut that would be classified as scene.
usually a lot of layers, very choppy and DIY.
' i definitely am giving myself a scene cut'
scene cut by daniiii December 19, 2006

CutsceneCutie 

A gamer who plays to much retro and laughs a lot
Person 1: what retro games do you play?
Person 2: I play 'names a lot of retro games'.
Person 1: woah, You just pulled a CutsceneCutie.
CutsceneCutie by Loyalleo October 25, 2020

Cutscene 

A cutscene is a term used in pre-current-generation gaming to describe a pre-rendered movie within a video game.

Cutscenes are far less likely to be used on current-gen consoles as most systems use an NIS (a non-interactive sequence). An NIS differs from a cutscene in that it is rendered in real-time by the game engine.
Bob: "Man did you see that cutscene in Need For Speed Undercover where Chase Lane is bending down, over the table? Wow!"

Joe: "That ain't no cutscene!"
Cutscene by Andy Fastow October 18, 2008

shocker cutscene 

When someone on a reality show gets offended, they emphasize it dramatically with a sudden large musical "thump", dead tone of a piano key, or symbol bash. Often accompanied by the person who is offended just seen standing there blanked out in "awe". Get's VERY annoying when used over and over in a show.
Example of a shocker cutscene


Girl 1-Ahh that was an awesome night.

Girl 2-Yeah especially with Dave, we had sex last night.

Girl 1-Oh? Cause Dave told me that I was better.

-Sudden burst of a random dark musical tone as Girl 2 just stares in shock-

Girl 2-Well he told me that you smelled!

-Sudden burst of a random dark musical tone as Girl 1 just stares in shock-
shocker cutscene by Gigafrost March 23, 2009
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