Has a game ever made you cry?
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Yes, once...but not for the story or charactor development but for how bloody short it was.
Star Wars The Force Unleashed 2 was so damn short that I nearly cried from laughing so hard when I finished the game in one sitting in less than 5 hours. Most games last 6-8 hours when I play through them non-stop but this one was really too short.
For once, one of Yahtzee's critizisms for a game was spot on 100%.
Star Wars The Force Unleashed 2 was so damn short that I nearly cried from laughing so hard when I finished the game in one sitting in less than 5 hours. Most games last 6-8 hours when I play through them non-stop but this one was really too short.
For once, one of Yahtzee's critizisms for a game was spot on 100%.
No fictional medium have ever made be shed tears but a few have come close.
The only other one I can remember would be when "Dogmeat" accidentally died in Fallout 3 (none too warranted, but I'm a softie when it comes to loyal dogs), and certain events in Yume Miru Kusuri - a game (or VN) which also takes home the prize for most emotional gaming moment, one of powerless fury fuelled by dread - which hit a little too close to home.
...This one being the one that immediately comes to mind. That was an unexpected and very powerful scene.Aylaine said:
The only other one I can remember would be when "Dogmeat" accidentally died in Fallout 3 (none too warranted, but I'm a softie when it comes to loyal dogs), and certain events in Yume Miru Kusuri - a game (or VN) which also takes home the prize for most emotional gaming moment, one of powerless fury fuelled by dread - which hit a little too close to home.
Had a tear in my eye at the end of The Sands of Time.
And RDR? No. Partly because it was so obviously going to happen (why else would I be forced to endure more herding BS, other then for something disastrous to happen?), and partly because I was so pissed off at the pacing.
It takes forever for any real story elements to happen all throughout the game (the pacing is dreadful), and there are 6 or so missions more, mostly of the worst type (the farm-hand stuff) in a poorly realised attempt at foreshadowing/character building.
It's a very good game, but I'm perplexed by people's fascination with the ending. It's not exactly a new thing.
And RDR? No. Partly because it was so obviously going to happen (why else would I be forced to endure more herding BS, other then for something disastrous to happen?), and partly because I was so pissed off at the pacing.
It takes forever for any real story elements to happen all throughout the game (the pacing is dreadful), and there are 6 or so missions more, mostly of the worst type (the farm-hand stuff) in a poorly realised attempt at foreshadowing/character building.
It's a very good game, but I'm perplexed by people's fascination with the ending. It's not exactly a new thing.
AND HE COULD HAVE JUST GONE TO MEXICO!
not that i can remember, however i have had "d'Awwwwwwww..." moments and felt sorry for characters. however i did get a bit teary eyed when the guy with the giant sword dies in the early chapters of Naruto.
No, but the webcomic "goblins", is based off of dungeons and dragons, and THAT made me cry a ton. It's so god damn good.
Edit: Oh yeah, Hl2 ep2...forgot about that. Yep, that got me going too.
[Specially when the giant and the lizard get back together after their brief seperation]
Edit: Oh yeah, Hl2 ep2...forgot about that. Yep, that got me going too.
when I was 12, playing MGS, (spoiler) the moment they shot Meryl and you couldn't do anything about it.
I cried a like a baby, and when I fought Sniper Wolf, I was all psyched up and bloodthirsty for revenge.
good times
edit: also, the ending of SH2, and during most of Angela's story.
yes, I'm a big crybaby.
I cried a like a baby, and when I fought Sniper Wolf, I was all psyched up and bloodthirsty for revenge.
good times
edit: also, the ending of SH2, and during most of Angela's story.
yes, I'm a big crybaby.
That part in Shadow of the Colossus, YOU KNOW WHAT PART I MEAN.
It brought be pretty close but no I've never actually cried at a game.
It brought be pretty close but no I've never actually cried at a game.
When I played pokemon mystery dunegon red version, I cried at the part when my pokemon "dies" right after betaing rayquaza, it made me so sad because i had grown so attached to my pokemon, I was also in 8th grade at the time.
