Has a game ever made you cry?

[jovack22]

No games I can remember that I cried at...

Lot's of games that made me feel strong emotions.


Oddly -- in super meat boy after you beat chapter 1, while the squirrel is looking at his dead friends in the burning forest made me sad... until the joke where he got his head cut off.

 

[mogamer]

Yep, when I was playing Too Human. I realized I just payed good money for a massively bad pos game.

 

[ruben6f]

I almost cried in the end of halo 2, because I never tought I wold be left with a FREAKING CLIFF HANGER!

and there are games that made me feel very sad, with every death of a noble team member I felt sad, and when Dad from Fallout 3 died I felt sad because I couldn't save him

 

[Bakuryukun]

I've never like....bawled over a videogame, I have been made sad, and I have gotten to the quivery lip and misty eyed part. Not just for sad parts, but for epic and awesome things as well. Like when fighting the last boss in Okami when "The Sun Rises" starts playing.

 

[MiracleOfSound]

Enslaved, Mafia 2... yeah I'm a big crybaby.

I nearly cried at how bloody awful the endings were to those two.

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I know. The Mafia 2 ending left me sitting there in disbelief... I was sure they were saving the 'real' ending for a DLC or something.

 

[PowerC]

Spoiler

In the WEIRDEST way, Red Dead made me cry, not when John dies, but when his son kills the Us Marshall, it just made one of the best ends to one of the best father/son stories ever, all wrapped up in one manly as hell package

That's some mega spoilers there, thanks a lot.

sorry man, wasn't even thinking thanks for calling me out on that

 

[crypto_jones]

MGS4 : the final fight. Somehow, seeing the 2 old nemesis share punches on the theme song.. I got all choked up.

 

[Geeky Anomaly]

The end of Mass Effect 2. One tear.

 

[The_Fezz]

The agonisingly lenghty MGS4 epilogue sequence, partly for it's soundtrack, melancholy and the fact that I wanted to go to bed.

Also the original Ratchet and Clank, a lot, because I had devoted myself to that game and the characters were now part of me.

 

[emeraldrafael]

The Persona 3 Fes ending made me cry a little.

Usually its books, not games, cause you sorta see it coming.

 

[RYjet911]

Metal Gear Solid, when Sniper Wolf dies. =( Also if you find Meryl dead it's kind of upsetting, but considering I only got that ending to unlock Stealth Camo it hardly effected me. xD

 

[ltbigjohn]

Ace Combat 4 once (Mobius one where have you gone) and a few times in 5 also the first Way of the Samurai... looking back on that one now i am not sure how it made me cry? o and twice FFx during the cut scene in the water with Tidus and Yuna and after i defeated seymour on the mountain after he murdered all Ronso but those were tears of joy.

 

[Jordon Churchill]

no but it sucked when miranda died at the end me2 i was like no i cant fuck her now

 

[Imperioratorex Caprae]

Red Dead Redemption came close. Powerful moment at the "last" mission.

Other than that most games haven't moved me so much... except to rage-tears.

 

[Jakub324]

Gears 2 came damn close, with the Maria thing.

 

[God Worm]

No crying, but I've gotten choked up a couple of times, mainly this:

Valkyria Chronicles:

Spoiler

When Isara died

I couldn't even believe it happened at the time. There was bloody murder in all the missions after that.

 

[Bullfrog1983]

Final Fantasy 8 got to me when I was a young teenager. I don't even remember why, but I remember the emotions I felt and going for a walk afterwards.

Edit: I wasn't really "crying" per se, but I did tear up a bit.

 

[Hulten]

They have made me shed manly tears and only the manliest kind.

 

[NoTroll]

Strangely enough, the game that made me cry was an MMO (no, not like that.) There is a quest in World of Warcraft Cataclysm dealing with putting the spirits of slaughtered non-combatants to rest after a surprise attack left them either fighting or fleeing for their lives, with tragic effects. What I really liked was the use of things inherent to the game to drive the point across, such as the dead people's level, and the titles displayed under their names. They were things like and . Some of them tried to fight, some of them cowered or wept, but they were all cut down by armed soldiers, when they never stood a chance. Combined with the mournful music of the area, it certainly made me realize that it is possible for an MMO to deliver an emotionally powerful experience.

 

[Wertww]

Silent Hill 4, the opening for Civilization 4 when i first got it, and about the marowack ghost in Pokemon red/blue. About to cry in BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger when in Taokaka's story ended with Bang Shishigami before it turned into a movie trailer fantasy. Now you see my weak point, ATTACK IT!