Quite a few parts in F.E.A.R 1 and 2 there's just something extremely creepy about blood filled hallways and crawling through ventilation shafts and catching glimpses of something that shouldn't be. I've let out more than one terrified yelp as Alma appears in front of you and just keeps getting closer and closer and you can't do anything about it. I've spent many a night in the dark with my headphones cranked up crapping my pants as alma throws me through windows.
Moments that actually haunt you
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mine was a toss between her ("my eyes... my eyes...") or one section when i was in the garden and without any prompt, broken neck just slid right in front of me, making those choking noises... fuck that scared me (part of it was my fault; i decided to play at night, and with the lights off: clearly i was a smart kid ha ha).Hiname said:
That or the final hour of majora's mask; just because of the music and that the characters i saw showed how terrified they were, and i just think "why do i have to witness this?"
It thanks to Resi 4 when I hear the sound of the Regenator meters always, to this day the sounds give me the chills.
I could only play those particular levels once or twice due to them being so creepy, and my oldest niece being born around the time I first played the game.CptRumGuy said:
Okay sorry to sound all melodramatic and sobby but the moment that kinda scarred me was in homefront. That intial scene where youre riding in the bus and this 5yr old's parents are excecuted in front of him and he runs to them after they were shot. That scene still stuck in my head...
The entire game of Doom III.
I was young when I bought it. Had just gotten an intrest for FPS games and didn't really know what I was getting myself in to. My previous gaming experience was pretty much just kid friendly Playstation games, and I suppose a little bit of Counter-Strike.
When that first zombie-alien thing appeared... Almost shit my pants! Had the game since release and I still haven't gotten enough courage to get very far. An old friend of mine played it my house once and decided to go rampage and kill everything with the flashlight or w/e the melee weapon was... I envied him.
I was young when I bought it. Had just gotten an intrest for FPS games and didn't really know what I was getting myself in to. My previous gaming experience was pretty much just kid friendly Playstation games, and I suppose a little bit of Counter-Strike.
When that first zombie-alien thing appeared... Almost shit my pants! Had the game since release and I still haven't gotten enough courage to get very far. An old friend of mine played it my house once and decided to go rampage and kill everything with the flashlight or w/e the melee weapon was... I envied him.
Yes, you're right, that was also quite haunting. I remember when that game came out, it was one of the most tragic and moving sequences I'd seen. It certainly still is, but nowadays I find it's a bit let down by Max's "NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!" at the end. Just seemed too forced in my opinion.Frybird said:
Still, it's a great video game intro that masterfully uses gameplay to set the scene and not just a cutscene.
How about the Smoky Progg in the original Pikmin? (http://pikmin.wikia.com/wiki/Smoky_Progg)Logic 0 said:
I had the day planned out for building up my pikmin stock. I had around 85 pikmin planted in the ground, and was on my way out to look for more pellets when I found the egg...
It hatched, and I couldn't stop it...
It proceeded to my landing site, uprooted my pikmin and killed them all. :'(
Day wasted.
It is indeed. Maybe the effect is diminished slightly since the Pokemon Tower was replaced with a radio tower, and you don't actually need to go there in G/S/C/HG/SS.Dr. Paine said: