Poll: Has a game made you cry?
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Front Mission 3: 2 times
1)Death of Liu in Emma campaign
2)Death of Isao in Emma campaing
Walking Dead: 1 time
1)Death of Lee
Mass Effect 3: 3 times
1)Mordin's sacrifice
2)Legion's sacrifice
3)"The prayer was not for him, Commander"
Persona 4: Golden
1)Nanako and Ryotaro's reunion
2)Nanako's death
3)Nanako's revival
4)Extended epilogue when crew was celebrating Yu's return
Front Mission 3: 2 times
1)Death of Liu in Emma campaign
2)Death of Isao in Emma campaing
Walking Dead: 1 time
1)Death of Lee
Mass Effect 3: 3 times
1)Mordin's sacrifice
2)Legion's sacrifice
3)"The prayer was not for him, Commander"
Persona 4: Golden
1)Nanako and Ryotaro's reunion
2)Nanako's death
3)Nanako's revival
4)Extended epilogue when crew was celebrating Yu's return
Can I... Can I just give you a hug?Xan Krieger said:
Mass effect 3: No more info needed.
Halo reach: What? why? how? the time at which Kat died, the music did not help. And the last level, one vs all, such a great ending...
Borderlands 2: After Angel was killed and Rolan was, shot, in the back. I did not see it coming and I like the guy, Also made Jack all that more hateful.
I think there are other games and other scenes, but you get the idea, I am no iron man when it comes to crying...
Halo reach: What? why? how? the time at which Kat died, the music did not help. And the last level, one vs all, such a great ending...
Borderlands 2: After Angel was killed and Rolan was, shot, in the back. I did not see it coming and I like the guy, Also made Jack all that more hateful.
I think there are other games and other scenes, but you get the idea, I am no iron man when it comes to crying...
Cried while playing Lost Odyssey... but my mom had died not long before, so I was already rather emotional. If any of you've ever played it, you know it can be a pretty depressing game; you might also guess what set off my tears without my having to figure out how spoiler tags work, hehe.
I tend to shed tears from pride and accomplishment more so than sadness.
Half Life 2 "Little Rocket Man" achievement. I stood up, saluted and shed a few when Gnome Chompsky made it into space.
Beating Viewtiful Joe on the hardest difficulty.
Biggest one was Ace Combat 4, Megalith. The music, the radio chatter, the mission itself, the ending. Big freakin' bucket of tears.
Side note: For movies, Joy Luck Club. I wept like a little girl at that ending.
Half Life 2 "Little Rocket Man" achievement. I stood up, saluted and shed a few when Gnome Chompsky made it into space.
Beating Viewtiful Joe on the hardest difficulty.
Biggest one was Ace Combat 4, Megalith. The music, the radio chatter, the mission itself, the ending. Big freakin' bucket of tears.
Side note: For movies, Joy Luck Club. I wept like a little girl at that ending.
No, not at all. But I did get sad in NUNS3 when Minato and Kushina say their final words to Naruto, as they're dieing from the Fox claw punctured through their bodies. (Never saw this scene in the anime or manga, so it was fresh for me when I saw it in the game)
First game that ever made me cry. This music alone is enough to make me tear up a little. Tales of the Abyss was a really great game, I'm so glad it was finally released in Europe.EstrogenicMuscle said:
Not sure if there are any other games that made me cry. Lufia 2 was depressing as hell, but I breezed through that one. Professor Layton Lost Future made me really sad though. It combines beautiful animation, a well written story and stunning voice acting in a way that made me care so much about the professor over the 3 games leading up to the ending of the third.
Seriously, use the spoiler tags. You are exposing important plot events here and it's not certain everyone has played the games you are talking about. I have just got Valkyria Chrnocles and now I am going to try to forget what you said about it before I am going to play it. It's a matter of a few extra seconds and you avoid spoiling the games.Xan Krieger said:
I didn't spoil it because the game came out over a decade ago.Yopaz said:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valkyrie_Profile
"It was released on December 22, 1999 in Japan and on August 29, 2000 in North America."
From what I can recall from my memory the most recent games that made me cry/tearjerk/shed a mantear were:
Mass Effect 3 on multiple occasions:
Thane - "The prayer was not for me Commander"
Mordin - "I am the very model of a scientist salari...boom"
Tali romance on Rannoch gave me a happy tear jerk.
Walking Dead:
Lee's final scene with Clementine was one of the most sentimental moments that I couldn't stop myself from sobbing all throughout that dialogue.
These are the only ones I remember recently. Nothing wrong with crying when there is an appropriate time for it in certain circumstances, it's only human to do so.
Mass Effect 3 on multiple occasions:
Thane - "The prayer was not for me Commander"
Mordin - "I am the very model of a scientist salari...boom"
Tali romance on Rannoch gave me a happy tear jerk.
Walking Dead:
Lee's final scene with Clementine was one of the most sentimental moments that I couldn't stop myself from sobbing all throughout that dialogue.
These are the only ones I remember recently. Nothing wrong with crying when there is an appropriate time for it in certain circumstances, it's only human to do so.
That does not mean no-one is going to play it. I played Lufia 2 13 years after it was released for the first time.Xan Krieger said:
If you are going to reveal a major plot event ALWAYS use spoiler tags. Don't care about the age of the game. It should also be noted that you did post Final Fantasy X spoilers, which is spoilers to a game that is being released later this year for those who either missed it the first time around or wants to replay it. So age is no excuse here.
Not in quite a number of years, and never out loud... but I do remember back when I was 14 (1995) and playing through Final Fantasy VI for the first time...
...in short: it wasn't really the game's fault, but it mirrored a couple of recent losses in my life, so I choked up and shed a few tears before wrestling myself back under control. I voted manly tears. Been a long time...
I was still reeling from the game's depiction of a magical apocalypse, wondering if the game had outright killed any members of my party, when I failed at a minigame that the game doesn't exactly tell you you're playing... and killed Cid with bad fish... then what appeared to be the last remaining protagonist (who was one of my favorite characters... still is, actually) attempted suicide.
...which covered two ways that I had lost friends in the few years before that: wasting sickness and suicide.
...which covered two ways that I had lost friends in the few years before that: wasting sickness and suicide.
Oh jeebus, that was another one that squeezed manly tears from my teenage self. Dat ending, man... probably the heaviest hitter of its generation.Yopaz said:
...okay, I admit it... the choking sensation still shows up a tad when I contemplate the story with this song going. Christ, I beat this game over 15 years ago, the cartridge is practically enshrined.
my apologies, I have since edited the post. I thought after 10 years it was okay. I know not to post spoilers for games that came out within like the past 3 years but I thought a decade was fairly safe.Yopaz said:
I think Bioshock: Infinite is probably the closest I've come to crying, and yes I've played the Walking Dead/Mass Effect 3/most of the other games listed in the first few posts that people said made them cry. (SPOILER
When Booker cries out, "Give me back my daughter!" I got pretty misty-eyed.
When Booker cries out, "Give me back my daughter!" I got pretty misty-eyed.
