A game that went to your heart?

[gamergal126]

Definitely Majora's Mask, and most specifically, the Song of Healing from it.

It gets me every time. :'(

yeah and the fact that you have to use is on that dancing dead guy to help him pass on in order to get that mask. :*(

 

[Captain Redshirt]

Half-Life 2: Episode 1. "...now would be an excellent time for procreation!" Kleiner's awesome.

Episode 2's ending practically had me in tears.

 

[Neosage]

Fire Emblem: Sacred Stones. Characters were just so real.

 

[The_Prophet]

Not so much to the heart but one game where I really felt bad for the main character was Dead Space with Isaac. Sure he had no emotions but that let me fill in the blanks when it came to his character. The only reason I felt so bad was how everything went from bad to worse. Murphy's Law has never been so prevalent in a game. I know it happens in other games but maybe just the fact something happened every single level intensified the feeling.

Edit: That’s based on emotional level. I misunderstood the question. I’ll have to get back to you with my real answer xP

yep, i had that feeling myself

 

[The_Prophet]

Freelancer is awesome. I was so into that game that i explored every system, even those unknown

 

[Tattaglia]

Half Life, in the Office chapter. It was really sad for me to watch a bunch of poor scientists get massacred in a seemingly mundane office block.

Or recently, Fallout 3. It was somewhat poignant wandering into a supposed Raider outpost expecting a fight, yet only finding a dirty mattress and a metal box. It got me thinking; Who lived here? Why did they leave? Where are they now? That made me feel sad, coupled with Agatha's station in the background. I'm a wuss, I know, but both of these things sent both games straight into my top three list:

1. Half Life
2. Fallout 3
3. Monsters Inc Rome: Total War

 

[Fightgarr]

Chrono Cross. The final sequence (if you beat the game properly), when Radical Dreamers starts playing, made me tear up. The actual game Radical Dreamers was also very good.
But the game that went right to my heart is Final Fantasy Tactics. I've never had a story (book or game) that I've enjoyed more than that one.

 

[ShogunGino]

Skies of Arcadia. Still my favorite game. I'm not a huge fan of JRPGs, but I can't help but love Skies of Arcadia to its fullest.

 

[BlueTomfoolery]

Shadow of the Colossus had me.

 

[hypothetical fact]

Morrowind GOTY edition. The game had everything I wanted in an rpg and then I found out about the cheat that increases your stats and bunnyhopped over mountains.

 

[RAWKSTAR]

Got love WindWaker!
...Also Mario Sunshine really drew me in, it was just so coulorful and fun!

And Pokemon games. Yep.

 

[Fiskmasen]

Shadow of the Colossus: from the moment I looked upon the first Colossi, to the moment the final Colossi hit the ground, I was enthralled. I just sat there, looking starry-eyed at the credits rolling by; I hadn't gotten up a single time in the whole playthrough. Then, I did it all again.

That game may, very well, be the best experience I have ever had through a videogame. It's as close to art as this medium currently has come, hell, I would go so far as to call it Art. Plain and simple: Art.

 

[Copter400]

I spent hours wandering around Cyrodill in Oblivion. I think I could still go for a couple of hours more.

Also, starting my third playthrough of HL2, as I was running away from Civil Protection in the fantastic opening levels, I was thinkng, "This is brilliant! It's flawless! How can bad games get made with stuff like this around?"

 

[Zeldadudes]

The World Ends With You.
Such an upsetting story and it keeps surprising you.
First J-RPG i had ever played and i absolutely loved it.
It just kept slapping me in the face when i thought i had completed it.

Other than that; Killer seven.

 

[MSORPG pl4y3r]

Jak 3, Spyro the dragon, Medievil. all three of which sit proudly in my personal Best 7 Games EVAR!
I dont have a top ten cause its a bit cliche'd not because theres only seven games worthy of the title.

 

[Awkward Turtle]

Banjo-Tooie.

First game I ever beat.

The ironic thing is I've never played the first one. >.>

 

[DoomyMcDoom]

Fallout damn i played that game for like... a week with little sleep/food, was just that awesome.
of course Legend of Zelda: a link to the past was definately a sweet game too...
FF6 owns all

 

[chromewarriorXIII]

I would have to say Tales of Symphonia. I loved the characters and the story was great. Also, the multiplayer in it worked really well.