This article refers to pieces of the internal organs of a computer character. For other uses see gib. .]] In computer games, gibs (, alternatively ), short for giblets, are the little bits of internal organs, flesh, and bone, generally smaller than entire limbs but bigger than golf balls, left when an organic character is overkilled. id Software's Adrian Carmack is credited with coining the term. Introduction Gibs feature prominently in some first-person shooter (FPS) computer games that generally focus on killing large numbers of enemies that try to kill the player's character. One of the first games they appeared in was Doom, and have been a mainstay of the industry ever since. They also appear in several of the Mortal Kombat games, and the arcade shooter Area 51. The use of this word is reserved for when an enemy has been killed with such force that they hav

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