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Caught on Tape: The 5 Greatest Gamer Freakouts

Video games and temper tantrums have been linked ever since the days of Blinky, Pinky, Inky and Clyde boxing Pac-Man into a corner. Who among us hasn't kicked an arcade machine, or thrown a controller out of frustration? That's somewhat normal. What isn't normal is what you'll find below and on the following pages: So much screaming, yelling, swearing and violent physical flailing, you'd swear you were witnessing a game-induced seizure. Prepare to bust a gut as you sit back and watch video-game-playing kids flip out at their parents or others around them -- all caught on tape and uploaded to the old Interweb, of course. Here's our roundup of the top five gaming freakouts.

(WARNING: Some of these videos contain graphic language.)

#1 -- The German
Like some modern day version of Augustus Gloop all wound up on crank, this German youngster unleashes a campaign of shock and awe directed at his computer and desk as he waits, rather impatiently, for his 'Unreal Tournament' game to load. You'll find, to your delight, that he does all of this in his native tongue. And check out the smackdown he throws on his keyboard. One minute and 44 seconds in, half of its keys have popped out.

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