It's the little things...

[-=Spy=-]

Also, the scripted events, the intels and the teddy bears in Modern Warfare

Teddy bears you say?

Please, do go on.

Throughout the game, there are teddy bears hidden around the map, even some in the Multiplayer Maps. They're just cute easter eggs.

Huh. I've never actually noticed those.

Cheers, though. I'll be on the lookout next time.

In the Cargo Ship mission, one of the guards sleeping in the bunk has one. I immediately felt guilty.

 

[gmaverick019_v1legacy]

Whenever one of the characters pulls off the slow-down coup de grace on an ogre in Dragon Age: Origins. Never gets old.

oh hell yeah, i always stop and have the camera perfectly centered in on the action. never gets old watching darkspawn meat get torn to shreds


and this might sound dumb but for the longest time the stupid ac 130 from mw2 online always got the hair on the back of my neck to stand a bit as i sprinted for a building hearing that loud "YYYYYYYYTHRUMP!" and hit the wall next to me

 

[EBHughsThe1st]

Luigi's running animation in SMG 1 & 2.
He rolls his arms and leans back.

 

[octafish]

In Jagged Alliance 2 {I know, I know...} the character interactions are great. All the mercs have people they like to work with and those they don't. It leads to some great interactions.

 

[Capt. Crankypants]

Driving in a hog with marines in Halo and hearing their banter.

multi-click voices for units in Blizzard RTS are always a good laugh

I loved some of the actions that the NPCs do in GTA4. For example, carrying cups of coffee, texting and making phone calls, or pulling out their umbrellas when it rains.

It makes Liberty City feel like it's alive, rather than having them there walking around actionless and lifeless so the streets aren't empty.

These responses are my favourites of those mentioned. I wholeheartedly agree. Cheers for the responses guys, keep em coming