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A Bowling game is only 10 frames long.
What appears to be the 11th and 12th frames in a perfect game of 12 consecutive strikes are just the extra frames bowled for the bowler's strike in the 10th and final frame. They do not score on their own, merely count as bonus pins in the 10th frame.
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