Has a game ever made your cry?
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Not really, but a lot of close calls have already been mentioned so I'll add: Saints Row 2. That one scene with Carlos. You know the one.
Quite a few games have had me tearing up, but I think only one ever made me cry.
Mother 3.
Mother 3.
When Hinawa dies it's pretty sad, but then what really got to me was the death of Claus. When that happened I couldn't help but cry.
Real Life. That game makes me cry all the time. I never know what to do!
On Topic: There are several games that made me want to cry in frustration but I have yet to find one that has a plot that moves me to tears. However, Heavy Rain is sitting on my shelf and waiting for me to play it.
On Topic: There are several games that made me want to cry in frustration but I have yet to find one that has a plot that moves me to tears. However, Heavy Rain is sitting on my shelf and waiting for me to play it.
yeah, sad times...sad times...R.I.P. CarlosMintyNinja said:
Heavy rain as I was so engaged in the story. Red Dead Redemption's ending also made me well up. Just goes to show what amazing games they are.
I'll admit it...I cried a few times during Red Dead Redemption...
I also teared up at Hawke's mother in Dragon Age 2...
1. The Outlaw's Return-when you're riding out to John's house and Compass plays...I couldn't help but tear up...
2. The ending. I held strong through the ending, albeit with some tears welling up...but then Oh Bury Me Not on the Lone Prarie begins...I lost it.
2. The ending. I held strong through the ending, albeit with some tears welling up...but then Oh Bury Me Not on the Lone Prarie begins...I lost it.
I also teared up at Hawke's mother in Dragon Age 2...
Can't really remember any games that have made my cry, but Ace Combat 5 when Chopper dies made me pretty damn sad.
I don't usually cry, but some books and movies have been known to make me cry like a *****.
I guess that's proof enough that in terms of stories, video games aren't up there yet.
I don't usually cry, but some books and movies have been known to make me cry like a *****.
I guess that's proof enough that in terms of stories, video games aren't up there yet.
when E-102 Gamma died.
The mellow piano playing in the back round as the robot that no one cares about sacrifices himself to free the animal trapped inside him.
sniff
The mellow piano playing in the back round as the robot that no one cares about sacrifices himself to free the animal trapped inside him.
sniff
The ending of Red Dead RRedemption.. In spite of me not really being that attached to the characters, it really hit me hard. And I don't cry that easily. The only reason for me crying over the past 3-4 years were when my girlfriend broke up with me (cried once, got back together with her, then broke it off again without crying), and then sometimes when I listen to certain music or watch a movie. I don't often weep for real life things.
It is kind of weird only crying because of music and movies and a single game..
It is kind of weird only crying because of music and movies and a single game..
The ending of Persona 3 was a real tearjerker...
At the end, in order to stop the Avatar of Death, the MC has to use his own soul to act as a sort of barrier. Just when everything seems completely hopeless, all the wishes and hopes of the people you've met and formed strong social links with give you greater strength until you're finally able to deal the killing blow. What's really heartwrenching is that the powers that be give you one final day to say goodbye to everyone you've met. You wake up, you go to school, everyone's throwing a graduation celebration. You talk to everyone you've met and resolve their storylines if you've maxed out their social links. Then you go to the roof of the school, where you find Aigis and she talks about how important you've become to her and how she's changed. Then you start to feel sleepy and lay you head in her lap, slowly closing your eyes, until the whole of S.E.E.S rushes up to the roof to find you having died peacefully in Aigis' lap. That was such a kick in the balls. It felt like everything of your "life" and experiences in the game had led up to that moment of sacrifice. The contract and the velvet room all nothing more than grooming you for that one inevitable moment, with Igor himself acting as a sort of grim reaper. But fuck me if that wasn't a beautiful ending. Not to mention the Avatar's response to your resistance against it. "Whether i kill you now or you die of all age, you die either way" is what it was trying to say. It's all about fighting fate, which is an ultimately hopeless goal. Anything that dares to comment on such an unnerving topic tends to send shivers down my spine in all the right ways.