Has a game ever made you cry ?
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I think the memories were one of the most memorable part of the game. It really gave you the impact of what it meant to be immortal, not the nice I live forever stuff. The dark and gritty parts of humanity that you will live through.Psychicflash666 said:
Like the memory where Kaim is kept in a prison of complete darkness(this one spans about 2-3 memories) and in the end when they are freed a man rushes out into the light only to have his eyesight burned away because he had spent so many years in absolute darkness that his eyes were not use to the light of the sun.
Also this, I've never cried but I've gotten pretty close and this is one of those instances but I apologize for the bad quality
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So, this is pretty sappy, but I recall being moved to tears by Zelda: A link to the past. This was a long time ago mind.
In this game, you encounter a boy in the 'dark world' who just wants to play his flute again. Sadly, the dark world has mutated him so he cannot anymore, so he asks you to play it for him. Doing so causes him to become at peace, and he slowly melds into the tree stump he's standing on as he listens to you play.
I know it was a small thing, but something hit a chord with me. Just giving that little boy a taste of the music for one last...time in his... life oh god, there I go again :*(
In this game, you encounter a boy in the 'dark world' who just wants to play his flute again. Sadly, the dark world has mutated him so he cannot anymore, so he asks you to play it for him. Doing so causes him to become at peace, and he slowly melds into the tree stump he's standing on as he listens to you play.
I know it was a small thing, but something hit a chord with me. Just giving that little boy a taste of the music for one last...time in his... life oh god, there I go again :*(
I had a freak out moment when Garrus got shot in the gut, but kept going. I got freakishly lucky on my first playthrough and nobody actually died... but damn did watching Garrus get shot give me a heart attack.beniki said:
OT: Beyond a few sniffles now and again, the only time I cried from a game was after finishing Mass Effect 2 two days after it came out and realizing that the damn game was over, and I couldn't interact with the wonderful characters anymore. It was so good that seeing it end really sucked.
When Sergeant Johnson died in Halo 3 and when Jorge died in Halo: Reach. They were the best of us damn it! Why did they have to take them from us... WWWWWWWWHHHHHYYYYYYY?!?!!?
The Christmas Gift from Elite Beat Agents... Is so damn sad and has one of the best songs in the game...
Persona 3, but it took a while
When Shinjiro died, I was sad, at his funeral I jsut had the one lone tear but I wasn't crying yet.
Then Junpei got shot and was saved by Chihiro sacrificing her life for him. I was to caught up in cursing the game though "YOU CAN'T DO THIS TO ME AGAIN!" so I didn't cry.
When you find out Ryoji is death is and Nyx is coming, and all the characters are depressed. I'm just sitting there overwhelmed in the hopelessness knowing we're all going to die and crying as I keep playing. The music doesn't help either!
Then Junpei got shot and was saved by Chihiro sacrificing her life for him. I was to caught up in cursing the game though "YOU CAN'T DO THIS TO ME AGAIN!" so I didn't cry.
When you find out Ryoji is death is and Nyx is coming, and all the characters are depressed. I'm just sitting there overwhelmed in the hopelessness knowing we're all going to die and crying as I keep playing. The music doesn't help either!
A few times, though it really ranges from misty eyed to full on tears.
Episode 2, you all know where.
Mass Effect 1, on Illos, when you get to Virgil. Something or another about that whole scene (probably the music) just manages to get the waterworks.
Mass Effect 2, watching Shepard get spaced and the Normandy burn. Also, thinking a little too much on just how some of the characters' lives must be... it just gets depressing.
Bioshock 2, best ending.
Metroid Prime- after reading all the Chozo lore, it got a few tears.
And, purists might hate me for this... but the ending to The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon. Say what you will about a cliche story/how it's an 'insult to the original', but the last game really showed how cliches can be done decent to well, and in terms of music and graphics, it was just beautiful. I got a little teary when Ignitus died, but when I made that final run through to the end, I lost it. Between the fake-out ending, the song, and the whole 'thanks to the fans' thing at the end, it became the only game to make me really cry, even if it was mostly the nostalgia factor.
Episode 2, you all know where.
Mass Effect 1, on Illos, when you get to Virgil. Something or another about that whole scene (probably the music) just manages to get the waterworks.
Mass Effect 2, watching Shepard get spaced and the Normandy burn. Also, thinking a little too much on just how some of the characters' lives must be... it just gets depressing.
Bioshock 2, best ending.
Metroid Prime- after reading all the Chozo lore, it got a few tears.
And, purists might hate me for this... but the ending to The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon. Say what you will about a cliche story/how it's an 'insult to the original', but the last game really showed how cliches can be done decent to well, and in terms of music and graphics, it was just beautiful. I got a little teary when Ignitus died, but when I made that final run through to the end, I lost it. Between the fake-out ending, the song, and the whole 'thanks to the fans' thing at the end, it became the only game to make me really cry, even if it was mostly the nostalgia factor.
Halo 3 made me tear up. It was sad to see the Halo (Master chief) trilogy come to an end. I always think about what it will be like 40 years from now when i look back on my memories of Halo and Master chief. My favorite video game icon. Man tears will be shed :*(