wow, I've never seen THAT in a Game before! :O

[TriggerHappyAngel]

Hello Escapees,

A few hours ago me and a friend completed the game Obscure 2, we were watching the credits, in the hope that there was something after them, and there it was; a cutscene.
We watched through the whole cutscene, and when it was finished we where ready to turn the PS2 off ... but what was that?! - the game shifted back to the gameplay point of view and an extra chapter (with an half hour of gameplay) started! :O

- So the game Obscure 2 has an extra chapter which is only available if you watch through the credtis, and i was wondering if you've ever seen something in a game that you've never seen in any other game before?

TLDR; have you ever seen something in a game that you've never seen in another game before?

 

[SteinFaust]

well, back when "Kill.Switch" came out, it was the first time i could actually take cover and blindfire- which was something NO game at the time let anyone do. i loved that.

Sniper Elite was great because i never had to account for gravity or wind when shooting, AND then i got to see my shot in action! awesome.

and also the first Hitman game i got, i thought it was pretty cool how many clever things 47 could do.

 

[Sir Kemper]

The ability to use a Jar of Urine in Combat...

The ability to use A giant teddy bear as a weapon against zombies...

and fighting this interesting bunch of chracter's:


I like trouser's, Hurr Hurr Hurr.

 

[SteinFaust]

OH and Bushido Blade 2 was awesome because it was the only sword fighting game series where you could actually get 1-hit kills.

 

[Something Amyss]

That's kinda cool, albeit strange.

 

[WaNNaBJusTLiKeU]

Warcraft 3, and the first time i've ever known a game to suck away months of my life.

 

[migo]

I'm still trying to find copies of Bushido Blade and Bushido Blade 2 for reasonable prices. Rather disappointed that nobody has jumped on it since then, although MGS Rising might revive some interest.

 

[Lord Mountbatten Reborn]

Splinter Cell: Double Agent has one of those after-credits endings you mentioned, if you reach the "best" ending, in which after the credits you resolve the issue with the final Red Mercury device. I rather liked that little bit.

 

[Verlander]

If we are talking weaponry, Worms rocked my world.

 

[Just_A_Glitch]

Good man OP. I love the Obscure games.

You've actually taken my answer though, so damn you at the same time.

 

[Erana]

A mascot character wearing a bikini on his head...
If I say more, then its spoilers, but lets just say it makes me die a little inside.

Yes, Squeenix has officially scarred me for life.

 

[Wayneguard]

The marine's death in CoD4 was the first time I had played through the permanent death of a character.

 

[b1u3too]

The ability to use a Jar of Urine in Combat...

The ability to use A giant teddy bear as a weapon against zombies...

and fighting this interesting bunch of chracter's:


I like trouser's, Hurr Hurr Hurr.

Hurr hurr hurr, the flesh pound sounded kind of like he said "Beer me!"

That would be a gaming first for me. o-o

 

[shogunblade]

Portal successfully made me laugh every single time, something few games have ever made me do. Does That Count?

 

[Sir Kemper]

The ability to use a Jar of Urine in Combat...

The ability to use A giant teddy bear as a weapon against zombies...

and fighting this interesting bunch of chracter's:


I like trouser's, Hurr Hurr Hurr.

Hurr hurr hurr, the flesh pound sounded kind of like he said "Beer me!"

That would be a gaming first for me. o-o

All he wants is a nice cold one after along day...

 

[lacktheknack]

Silent Hill 3... I've never seen an abortion/baby eating/birth sequence in a game before... or movie... or book!

 

[narutorules44]

i guess it would be that purple dildo in the police station in san andreas i never would have guessed it would be a weapon

 

[Captain Pirate]

I've seen train-based missions, or missions involving trains, sure, but in Alan Wake just now it was the first time I've ever been attacked BY THE TRAIN.

 

[Cowabungaa]

Pretty much every level in every Katamari game is a case of "What the fuck is this?!" Just a few minutes ago I watched my little brother roll up a cash register...in space. Yeeeaaaah.

Come to think of it, the whole concept of Katamari is something I've never seen before.