Not much, but I certainly cried over Brothers: Tale of Two Sons. Nothing's made me cry like that since the time I saw Les Miserables in London back when I was 13.
Poll: Do you REALLY cry over Games,TV shows?
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Dang you I never seen that episode and that made me a little teary eyed.shintakie10 said:
not to forget this one made me cry like a baby
Oh, because the pixels form representations of characters which people can identify with. Humanizing non-human things is a pretty basic part of human psychology. As this clip from Community demonstrates:TheArcaneThinker said:
Well i dont feel that , maybe for a second or two but then it disappears as I release that its not real but i do understand what you mean , i too felt bad by the end of spec ops : the line , i do feel sad when sad things happen in TV , movies , games etc but never enough to cry .bluepotatosack said:
I've never cried over a game before, but have over a few movies.
Well, not really cried but I did get a bit "misty eyed". One movie in particular, Shawshank, was one that came damn close to full on river of tears coming out of me. "Brooks was here," was just too much for me.
That said, more often than not, I reach this state with books. I find that I get more attached to literary characters than someone in a movie or a game.
Well, not really cried but I did get a bit "misty eyed". One movie in particular, Shawshank, was one that came damn close to full on river of tears coming out of me. "Brooks was here," was just too much for me.
That said, more often than not, I reach this state with books. I find that I get more attached to literary characters than someone in a movie or a game.
My answer was No, because I really don't feel any urge to cry in all these games, movies, etc that people often tear up. Brothers: A tale of two sons, FF7 and so forth. It's sad stuff, but not tear worthy to me. There are only two times I actually teared up:
Harry Potter 5 book spoiler:
When Harry finds the mirror shard left to him by Sirius Black at the end of Order of the Phoenix. That was just a bit too much right there. I held it up fine when Sirius fell behind the veil, that was mostly just shock and disbelief. But that mirror shard? Too fucking sad.
Walking Dead Game Season 2 Episode 5:
Playing it with my little sister beside me, she started crying when the flashback hit, because she REALLY missed Lee. Her tearing up then infected me and I had a bit of a cry despite myself then.
Harry Potter 5 book spoiler:
When Harry finds the mirror shard left to him by Sirius Black at the end of Order of the Phoenix. That was just a bit too much right there. I held it up fine when Sirius fell behind the veil, that was mostly just shock and disbelief. But that mirror shard? Too fucking sad.
Walking Dead Game Season 2 Episode 5:
Playing it with my little sister beside me, she started crying when the flashback hit, because she REALLY missed Lee. Her tearing up then infected me and I had a bit of a cry despite myself then.
Yes in the same way a book or a piece of music can make me cry.
Good entertainment, regardless of the medium, can make you laugh, cry and love... and that's a good thing
(examples off the top of my head, the evil ending to inFAMOUS 2, many episodes of Supernatural, the musical piece "I was lost without you" from Mass Effect 3, and my yearly re-read of The Divine Comedy)
Good entertainment, regardless of the medium, can make you laugh, cry and love... and that's a good thing
(examples off the top of my head, the evil ending to inFAMOUS 2, many episodes of Supernatural, the musical piece "I was lost without you" from Mass Effect 3, and my yearly re-read of The Divine Comedy)
