The little things in gaming

[Lancer723]

KotOR
The part where the crazy guy is hiding in the locker, and you get the conversation option
[Insert Lightsaber into Locker]

 

[Jordo141]

Another of mine is escaping the sewers in Oblivion and realising of how much there was to do.

 

[s-l-u-g]

I couldn't stop laughing after I made Saren shoot himself in Mass Effect

thanks. thanks for the spoiler alert.
thank you.

-.-

Well it's an old game so I figured pretty much everyone knew.

ok, i'll give you that, but still, not everyone's played it.

It's not like it's on the same level of Aeris/Aerith dies is it?

And you talk about spoilers I never knew Aerith dies. I've only played Crisis Core. :'(

well you should have played the proper ff7 shouldnt you?

EVIL LAUGH!!! BWAHHH AHH AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

 

[Lamppenkeyboard]

The time in Fallout 3 on my good character when I ended up shooting the guy who has the bomb strapped to him to death, and Paladin Cross (the ultra good companion before you meet Fawkes) yelled out "good riddance" (whoops Bethesda) , throwing the Mysterious Wang off of the Shai Gen skyscraper in "Crackdown", grabbing on to ledges in Metroid Fusion (it makes going up a corridor make you feel like a ninja), and watching the Windmills in Age of Empires 3 (or any building for that matter) crumbling as you order your artillery to fire on it.

 

[Burningsok]

Aaah yes... I remember my first time playing Morrowind. I was walking around in the wilderness, and all of a sudden I heard the infamous cry of a cliff racer (frequent happening in this game, I'm sure you Morrowind players would know that). After killing the damn thing (a warm fuzzy feeling as well), I noticed the sky and how magnificently beautiful it was. I spent an entire 24 ingame hours, watching how the sky was changing according to the time of day. Gave me the fuzzies, allright.

And when stepping out of the sewers in Oblivion for the first time was also a memorable moment. Incredibly pretty environment.

Oh yes I remember that.
I would get the warm fuzzies constantly as i walked through the diverse world of Morrowind, and each time i would come across some random cave or building in the wilderness, more fuzzies would follow
Always loved the constant seemingly infinite amount of adventure and exploring in morrowind and Oblivion.

 

[Cosmic Naginata]

Pokemon, when Thunder actually hits! Pokemon stadium match, two-player, on his side 6 Lvl 100 (rentals) pokemon on mine 5 rentals and a Lvl 73 Pikachu, goes down to the wire, his Mewtwo, my Pikachu, Thunder keeps missing, switch to Thunderbolt, he just keeps using Recover until I'm out of Thunderbolt, two Psychic attacks later I'm down to about 5Hp, his Mewtwo's health completely full. Last move of the match Thunder, Critical Hit, watching that health bar drain all the way to zero gave a very warm fuzzy feeling.