Most disturbing/unforgettable moment in gaming.

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APLovecraft

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glyphseeker said:
ahha! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGIneP2UHM0 there ya go as ive not yet figured out how to put a vid here there is ther url just quote or reply for the backstory if nothing is understood
holy hell i completely forgot about this game :D - the characters and story were always a bit f**ked but near the end it just goes batshit crazy, everyone dies or goes mental :S

very close runner-up is the dr steinman encounter from bioshock i was seriously not prepared for that
 

Fox242

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"You promised me pretty" and the whole Dr. Steinman sequence from Bioshock. Seriously man, that was about as disturbing as anything I have ever seen.
 

Jabberwock xeno

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Every part of Majora's mask.

God damned majoras mask.

You have a huge ****ing moon with a rape face hanging over you ever damned moment of the game, and every god damned person keeps on reminding you that it's going to freaking crash on you in 72 hours, or go blissfully unaware to panicking for their lives over the course of those 3 days, with the damned theme song going from nice and cheery to gloomy to insane nightmare fuel, the villain is an insane nightmare abomination, the closest thing you have to a mentor in the damn game is a freaking creepy ass madman who may or may not be in control of the aforementioned eldrich abomination.

Did I mention the god damned moon?


Damn, this game was scary as a kid.






Ahem.

That said, it was an amazing game, I don't think there has been a batter one sincde at setting mood and tone.
 

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Seeing the monsters in The Suffering(an old xbox game) for the first time, not really that creepy but I though it was cool that every one of them was modeled after a different form of prision execution.
 

Soviet Heavy

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Would You Kindly? (You know what I'm talking about)

Or the part in the game Prey, where you find your girlfriend, only to discover that she has been torn in half at the waist and is butchered in front of you.
 

SovietX

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Theres a few for me..

Quake 4 - Getting turned into a Strogg. Made me feel for the character, having his humanity taken away like that.

Dead Space - I cant remember what area, I know its near the start but you turn around a corner and see a man at the end of the hallway banging his head on a wall. When you get closer he smacks his head against the wall really hard and kills himself. Made me quit the game.

Silent Hill 2
The suicide ending.

Call Of Duty Black Ops - Realising that I paid $110 dollars for this shite.
 

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Woodsey said:
The only scene in gaming I've actually felt slightly sick watching comes up in Mafia 2 when...

... Henry gets hacked to bits by the Tongs. The screaming really made the scene, and seeing him lying there after Vito and Joe had chased the guys off really touched a nerve - best scene in the game.
This, so much.

That scene made my stomach churn and was the one and only a time a game really shocked me to the core.

'Oh my god.... what are they hitting him with???'
 

gonzo20

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probably discovering the fates of what happened in all the vaults of F:nv and F3, as well as the x labs in stalker, god dam they were so creepy
 

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When (if) you convince Saren to blow his brains out at the end of Mass Effect, and his transformation into a Reaper.

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Sneeze

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I'll go with the Heavy Rain thing too, went straight through me.

Also one of the scenes in True Crime (I forget which one) in the butchers or something, where the guy has fallen asleep and Nick/Marcus chops his hand or finger with a cleaver. D:
 

Dansrage

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It wasn't a scripted moment, but i was playing S.T.A.L.K.E.R: Shadow of Chernobyl, and i was hunting around this old abandoned army base for cool stuff. I had the Oblivion Lost mod, one of it's features is that there are random blow-outs (huge releases of radiation) every so often. So i'm skulking around and i hear this huge blast.
I run outside, and the sky is blood-red with swirling clouds and lightning all over the place. I look in my inventory and i have no radiation medecine. I start to panic and sprint to a rusted out bus in a field. I dive inside and crawl my way right to the back of the bus. You can be protected from the radiation of a blow-out if you get under solid cover, but a rusty bus with no windows or doors was hardly secure.
So i'm cowering at the back of the bus as thunder shakes my headphones and radiation starts to drain my health bar, i'm staring at the rusty floor because i'm literally in a blind panic, and i hear this faint rustling over the sound of the blow-out.
I look out of the window of the wrecked bus and i see a figure staring at me through the blurred atmospheric effects. It has hugely long arms, and it scoots around using them as extra legs. (Oblivion Lost also adds new mutants).
So now i'm trapped in the bus with only one exit, with the blow-out draining my health and defeaning me as a long-arm scouts around trying to sniff me out.
Now normally anything that is outside while there is a blow-out is killed, but apparantly this mutant had bugged or some shit.
So after a few minutes the blow-out ends, and i am miraculously still alive, although my radiation bar is high and my health bar is low, so unless i can find medecine i'm dead.
I step out of the bus, and the mutant is RIGHT IN MY FACE. I julmped out of my seat as he smashed my head in.

I have a few stories like that from various games, non-scripted, random events are always cooler.
 

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For me this special mention in Dead Space, spoilered just in case.

Ok so this takes place right at the end of the game after you get backstabbed and right before you face the final boss.

Some stupid woman (cant remember her name) was sent by the Church to retrieve the Marker. Problem is you just placed the Marker on its pedastal on which it functions to surpress all of the zombies. She takes the Marker anyway and no sooner than five minuites later is she pasted by the final boss making its entrance.
 
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Woodsey said:
The only scene in gaming I've actually felt slightly sick watching comes up in Mafia 2 when...

... Henry gets hacked to bits by the Tongs. The screaming really made the scene, and seeing him lying there after Vito and Joe had chased the guys off really touched a nerve - best scene in the game.
I had 'forgotten' about that scene. Jesus that made me cringe. I'm pretty sure I killed them in record time in hope that you could save him. I'm gonna have to agree with you on this one, I doubt any other game could pull off something like that. The companion death in Mass Effect has nothing on this scene.
 

The Seldom Seen Kid

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Both the Chainsaw guy and the Regenerators. I remember my first playthrough of RE4 where I would turn the volume up REALLY REALLY loud just so I could hear a chainsaw or that fucking creepy moaning from a distance. I would also turn every single corner one pixel at a time.

Probably the first half-hour into Bioshock as well. That was pretty intense. I always get the feeling they stopped trying to make it spooky and more actionny after you get past the surgery wing.

Majora's Mask too. I had to quit the game when I was a kid because I couldn't stand the pure sense of dread.

Dead Space too had me pretty spooked at first, but it wasn't that scary to be honest. I don't really fall for gore and jump-out scares, it's usually the atmospheres that get me the most, like in Bioshock. Looking back, I think I was more frightened by Bioshock than Dead Space. >.>
 

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I can think of three recent games that have given me genuine scares:

Bioshock, which often scared me most when water is oppresively around you and at the beginning where you're struggling in the ocean after the plain crashes. I've long had of fear of drowning and deep, open water, and Bioshock was the first game to really tap into that phobia for me. It was scarier to me than the splicers for sure.

Dead Space, the bit where the tentacle first grabs you. I didn't find Dead Space terribly scary for the most part, as it's a pretty action heavy game, but being dragged around unexpectedly made me panic.

Amnesia, um, almost the whole damn game. I did my best to let myself get immersed in the game and it very effectively scared me. The torture rooms, particularly the Iron Maiden were really nasty, and there was one point where I opened a door to one of those creepy humanoid monsters staring right at me and I almost shut the game down instead of running.
 

northeast rower

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Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory- Listening to Morgenholt get electrocuted was pretty damn creepy.

Halo: Reach- Last part really freaked me out... I actually had to stand up and walk out of the room after the credits rolled.

Black Ops- Russian Roulette with Woods. Absolutely terrifying scene.
 

Tattaglia

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That bit from The Darkness. If you've played it, you know the part. My exact words:

"Great, I'm just in time to save h- wait, I can't move? Fuck off, let me move! They're not going to... they won't, I'll manage to break away befo-" *BANG* "Ffffuuuck. Wait, what am I doing now... oh, shit." *BANG*

In my opinion it's one of, if not the, saddest and therefore unforgettable moments in video game history.

SovietX said:
Theres a few for me..

Dead Space - I cant remember what area, I know its near the start but you turn around a corner and see a man at the end of the hallway banging his head on a wall. When you get closer he smacks his head against the wall really hard and kills himself. Made me quit the game.
That part really creeped me out, only because I kept hearing that awful echoing banging and had to go down a long dark corridor to find out what it was. I thought his abrupt head-smashing at the end was a bit silly, however.