Most Satisfying Ending

[Jezzascmezza]

Pulp Fiction's conclusion is my favourite part of the whole movie.
Red Dead Redemption's ending was also fantastic, and I'd never seen a game end that way...
I'd say more about it but I wouldn't want to spoil it.

 

[Sebenko]

Stalker: CoP. Dunno why, but I really liked it. It kinda summed everything up in a very "This is the story, and it is over" kind of way. Also, Fallout (1 & 2) style endings are cool.

 

[SillyGodDisco]

Personal favourite would have to be MGS4.

Tied up everything nicely and left no question unanswered.

It's a tie between MGS4 and Mass Effect 1. MGS4's ending was undoubtedly awesome and worked perfectly. I am rarely satisfied with endings to series because they're usually done poorly, but that one was beautiful.

I loved Mass Effect 1's ending because there were so many things I was thinking and it truly felt cinematic and epic. One of the very few franchises in history that I have played through many, many times and still continue to do so because it makes me feel so immersed.

'The Bard's Tale' best game ending scene i ever witnessed, back in the day when my ps2 and i saw each other more often.

Ha! That game was great too! Funny I thought I was one of the only people who actually enjoyed that game.

 

[Dexiro]

or this...

That's the greatest ending i've ever seen for anything ever

 

[Sacman]

or this...

That's the greatest ending i've ever seen for anything ever

even better than Drakengard...
and Amped 3...

 

[JokerCrowe]

I liked the end of the Harry Potter books. Even if it was kind of lame.

 

[Squilookle]

For me it's either Mafia or Conker's Bad Fur Day.

No, seriously, for a game as full of crude jokes and toilet humour as Conker's was, it's ending message hit like a ton of bricks.

 

[Offworlder_v1legacy]

MGS3. Great ending.
And the end to The Shawshank Redemption. He did it with that tiny thing?!

 

[NeutralDrow]

If this is the game that I'm thinkin then I would have to agree with you sir.

Having a First Goodbye implies that there might be more, ne? ^_^

Personally though I prefer Aeka cuz of all the BS she went thru to finally have that last moment on the roof.

Oh, I definitely love her route far and beyond Mizuki's or Nekoko's (though I really liked those, too). It's just that, for whatever weird reason, it was Mizuki's actual ending that made me walk around in a warm and fuzzy stupor the next day.

It didn't occur to me until a week later just how much that managed to mask how subtly horrifying her unhappy ending was.

What? Just mentioning the title is a spoiler? Gahh! You just made me very curios... Cant you tell me please? No? Pretty please with sugar on top? Oh...wait i think i have a hunch on which game it is...

Hmm, you might already know, unless you weren't around to see me give my reactions to individual endings in the group, and I managed a (very, very vague) hint in my review. If you weren't, though...

Spoiler

Kana: Little Sister.

 

[PoliceBox63]

Mass Effect 2 ending gave me chills but the best ending is Red Dead Redemption. That game gets you so emotionally involved with the characters and that ending is just... brilliant.

 

[GotMalkAvian]

I have to agree that Red Dead Redemption had an amazing ending, and the epilogue mission provided a satisfying outlet for all of the emotions I was left for at the end of the game.
Dragon Age: Origins, depending on how good you feel like being, has one of the most emotionally resonant endings I've ever seen in a game.
I may be in the majority, but I really loved the ending to Assassin's Creed II. It was such a complete mind-blow, and I can't wait for the next game.

 

[crimson sickle2]

My favorite endings are those that do not cause the story to end, but no cliff-hangers. One of the endings that has the characters continue on. It's no fun for me if the characters die or stop living and having adventures.

 

[BoxCutter]

Light Side end of KOTOR, until KOTOR 2 fucked it all up.

 

[FortheLegion]

Halo 2

Personally I hated that ending because they purposefully left a huge cliffhanger no real closure to anything.

I think he was being sarcastic

 

[Geekosaurus]

I hate endings. They have to wrap up a storyline that I care about, and it's usually done in a way that I don't care for. I want the impression that life for the characters will go on after the narration has ended. I suppose that's why the ending of Inception springs to mind. It's hardly the most conclusive ending ever.

 

[Geo Da Sponge]

Alpha Protocol does quite well, meeting up with all the major characters (or at least having the option to) before dealing with the big bads and blowing everything up.