Well, I'll gladly clip some of my additions myself if this is part of the criteria:
If a game has a Game Over screen, it's beatable? That doesn't seem right. It certainly ends, but it's not beaten. And Donkey Kong has a game over screen, but you can never end it by winning, even when you knock Donkey Kong down in the final stage.
Should we remove a lot of these games, or just remove the "game over" criterion from the beatable game description?
Never-Ending
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Never Ending Games is a self-explanatory concept in which a game is unbeatable and never ends, due either to the game having no true ending or because the game is not saved (or truly continued) after the last section of the game.
Game Over means it's beatable?
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