The game thats made you feel the most emotion.
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Star Ocean: Till the End of Time
I felt empty (not because it was bad, because it was over) when I finished that game.
EDIT: I was recently letting a few of my mates borrow some games, this included about 5 PS3 games, and Star Ocean (PS2) to different people. I almost forgot I had lent some of the PS3 games to people but I'm dying to get Star Ocean back, he hasn't finished it. Why must I treasure it so? (don't answer that)
I felt empty (not because it was bad, because it was over) when I finished that game.
EDIT: I was recently letting a few of my mates borrow some games, this included about 5 PS3 games, and Star Ocean (PS2) to different people. I almost forgot I had lent some of the PS3 games to people but I'm dying to get Star Ocean back, he hasn't finished it. Why must I treasure it so? (don't answer that)
For me, Gears of war 2. *spoiler* If u haven't played through the main campaign by now, then go do it! i would say when we find Dom's wife finally, but shes all gross and zombied out. Then he blows her head off.
Chrono Trigger had me when the story really started to mesh together. Silent Hill 2 had it's moments, as did Mass Effect.
The one game however, above all the others to keep me playing because I did not want to break the flow of the narrative-
Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne
The one game however, above all the others to keep me playing because I did not want to break the flow of the narrative-
Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne
I'd say MGS3
The Darkness when you know what happens.(if you dont please go play that game.)
And the "stories" in Lost Odyssey were really really well done.
when Big Boss gets used by eva...man i felt for him...the whole killing of The Boss was really well done as well. Not so emotional but good all the same
The Darkness when you know what happens.(if you dont please go play that game.)
And the "stories" in Lost Odyssey were really really well done.
... Do not get me started on the ending of HL2:EP2. I... *twitch* am still recovering.lt.overkill said:
Yeah the voice acting was surprisingly good on that transmission... I was so bummed when I finally tracked the location down!hubertw47 said:As well as that sad broadcast.miracleofsound said:Agreed on HL2 ep 2.
Fallout 3 had its moments... finding the dead family in the sewer pipe
I felt so bad because my medical skill was 100 and I though I could help them.....miracleofsound said:Yeah the voice acting was surprisingly good on that transmission... I was so bummed when I finally tracked the location down!hubertw47 said:As well as that sad broadcast.miracleofsound said:Agreed on HL2 ep 2.
Fallout 3 had its moments... finding the dead family in the sewer pipe
Probably Shadow of the Colossus, Half-Life 2 Eps2 and Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time. SotC made me feel like no other game could, while Eps2 and PoP SoT make me choke up at the death scenes.
The Path. Seriously, I've been playing it yesterday and today, and...wow. Seriously, you don't feel anything for the first hour or so, but then you begin to feel more and more disturbed by what you see and, more often, what's implied.
Also, I feel I have to mention Mass Effect. Virmire, a bit, but more
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Also, I feel I have to mention Mass Effect. Virmire, a bit, but more
Fai Dan's, and then later Saren's, suicide
What quest is that? I've not heard of thatmiracleofsound said:Yeah the voice acting was surprisingly good on that transmission... I was so bummed when I finally tracked the location down!hubertw47 said:As well as that sad broadcast.miracleofsound said:Agreed on HL2 ep 2.
Fallout 3 had its moments... finding the dead family in the sewer pipe
