It's quite interesting reading all the comments about the Mass Effect series from before Bioware trolled us all.
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Portal 2 - just that moment - the Lunacy - first there's the heart pounding "OH GOD WHAT'S HAPPENING WILL CHELL MAKE IT (find out on the next episode of - )" Then how after that it's just forgiveness/co-operation of everyone and everything coming together, and then suddenly - it's over...
It's finally over.. Yet I want more.
It's finally over.. Yet I want more.
Not many games make me feel emotional but I guess ones that have are:
Bastion: just most of the game really
Mass effect 2: The final mission actually made me build adrenaline, which was really weird but cool at the same time.
And funny enough Cod4:
Bastion: just most of the game really
Mass effect 2: The final mission actually made me build adrenaline, which was really weird but cool at the same time.
And funny enough Cod4:
When sgt paul jackson, (aka your player) dies. I just really wasn't expecting it.
Well, by saying emotional we don't necessary mean made us cry, right?
If we talking about raw emotion Persona 3 ending was like kick in the stomach. Well, once I realized what happened that is. I was depressed for about a week after that.
If we talking about raw emotion Persona 3 ending was like kick in the stomach. Well, once I realized what happened that is. I was depressed for about a week after that.
Planescape: Torment. Discovering certain things along the way about yourself, your companions and your history/present circumstances was heartbreaking. In part because it was your (the Nameless One's) fault, in some way, shape or form. Hard to do that without being preachy or breaking the fourth wall, but it was done.
Mass Effect 2 but mainly 3.
Fallout 3. The way the world is crafted makes me feel about everyone living there, and all the characters have interesting personalities. Especially Amata, I'll never forget you!
Fallout 3. The way the world is crafted makes me feel about everyone living there, and all the characters have interesting personalities. Especially Amata, I'll never forget you!
I have a few - Ninja Gaiden for the NES, KOTOR for XBOX, and Tomb Raider Legend. Those are all emotional stories. They didn't make me cry, but I did find myself glued to the contoller with anxiety.