Actully its an old PS2 game,Obscure it was really intense when I was playing with my freind and we were trying to smash down a wall to get through while gaint monster with like 3 mouths was slowly creepying up to one hit kill us.
Most intense gaming experience ever.
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Me and my friends were playing UFC undisputed and it got to the point where it was me and my friend Daniel, he was very good at striking while the match was pretty much over if I got him on the ground and pummeled his face in. Anyway we were both practically screaming at each other, squirting hot jet's of man foam until we both came in at the same time and knocked each other out. It was an odd moment because for the first 10 matches it was like D-day, punches and kicks galore. but it was suddenly ended by well times strikes and we both looked at each other because we both had that strange feeling, like the calm after a horrific battle. Similar to that feeling you get after watching Saving Private Ryan.
When I'm bored, sometimes I play Left 4 Dead without bots or other players. When I see "Smoker Alert" or anything like that, I get so paranoid and nervous. It's such a huge change of pace when one mistake can now cost you your life.
Battleing Big daddies on hard difficulty, in the early stage where you have no really good guns, are a nightmare.
Then there's also CoD 2 and CoD 4 on Veteran. (CoD 1 on Veteran are just a big experience of spamming quick save.)
Then there's also CoD 2 and CoD 4 on Veteran. (CoD 1 on Veteran are just a big experience of spamming quick save.)
Exactly. Which leads me to believe those who are saying KZ2 must not have played Medal of Honour: Allied Assault/Frontline.xmetatr0nx said:
Actually, screw that. Fahrenheit: The Indigo Prophecy. All of it. I won't show a scene in particular, because if you've played it, you should know. And if you haven't played it (and I know a lot of you haven't), then you're dead to me. And I don't talk to corpses.
Strangely, I thought the Stroggification on Quake 4 was a bit intense. But the most intense gaming experience ever surely has to be Rocket Test Labs on Half Life.
Trying to sneak past those three arm things has to be the most bum-clenchingly intense part of the game.
Trying to sneak past those three arm things has to be the most bum-clenchingly intense part of the game.
Any time I have low health and a lot of people trying to kill me is pretty intense. I have a million Fallout 3 and Darkwatch on hardest difficulty stories.
haha sorry.. i meant modern warfare 1 XPscnj said:
ghost recon advanced warfighter 1... not really a very good game in my opinion but the mission where the embassy explodes and you have to hold out for extraction was another intense gaming moment that comes to mind
Call of duty, it was one of the first games I ever played and for its time it was pretty intense.
Chase sequences are intense as fuck if done correctly...
The bear in Condemned 2
The indestructable necromorph in Dead Space
The Dahaka chases in Prince of Persia: Warrior Within
The bear in Condemned 2
The indestructable necromorph in Dead Space
The Dahaka chases in Prince of Persia: Warrior Within
Have to agree with all the MoH shouts, weaving through the tank traps on Normandy beach with machine gun fire ricocheting all around you was incredible. Especially on the harder difficulty, was almost a whole game in itself.
The level in COD WAW where you storm the Reichstag was also very intense, in a good way. The rallying speeches and industrial metal fiddle music got my adrenaline pumping...
OMG i loved that game you are the only person beside me i have heard of owning itMClardizzle said: