concept of Game Over remained imbued in the medium thereafter as a way to add an element of risk: a player who is unsuccessful at carrying out the game's objective (possibly repeatedly) will be faced with such a screen and be forced to start over from either the beginning of the game or a previous, saved state. Certain games ask players with no more lives to continue or to choose "game over" in a menu. In case "game over" is on top of "continue", any cursor would have to be properly positioned to get the desired choice. With the development of the aforementioned save function (complemented by the less popular password system, which is now seen as archaic), the Game Over message has become less common as players are allowed to respawn at a previous state of the game, which has been stored in memory either through a player deliberately saving the game or reaching a checkpoint (which causes the game to save automatically). Many modern games do not technically "end" until they are completed, and although "Game over" screens remain present in many of them in some form or another, it is uncommon for them to signify a forced return to the beginning of the game, and only marginally more common for them to signify a substantial loss of progress. Roguelikes are the most common exception to this rule; permadeath is often a staple of the genre. "Game over" has seen many variations. For instance in Little King's Story, the message "LIFE OVER" appears upon the death of the player's character. Nights into Dreams... and Nights: Journey of Dreams use "NIGHT OVER". Antarctic Adventure and Sonic the Hedgehog use "TIME OVER". Screens that display at equivalent points are considered "Game over" screens, even if the message that is displayed is entirely different, such as "YOU ARE DEAD" used in Resident Evil, God of War, and Left 4 Dead. "YOU DIED" seen in Dark Souls, Cuphead, and Minecraft. "GOOD NIGHT" seen in Klonoa and Luigi's Mansion. The 2020 Nintendo 3DS game The Queen TV-Game 2 uses "FUCK" to parody player frustration. The 1980 arcade game Missile Command uses "The End", a game over screen that is usually seen upon achieving victory. Another variation includes "THE WITCH HUNTS ARE OVER" used in the Bayonetta series. Some games have a number of different "Game over" screens which are specific to game mode,