The most emotional moment for you in a video game
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Persona 4. The ending. That song they play during the credits... just gets to me. Such a touching end to a great game.
Seriously, by the end of the game, you've been with these characters for so long, they kinda become like friends. It sucks having to say goodbye like that.
Seriously, by the end of the game, you've been with these characters for so long, they kinda become like friends. It sucks having to say goodbye like that.
Completing MW3. Along with all the twists and turns throughout the game, and the other MW games. The story of MW3 especially really does mean a whole lot more if you have played all previous games. I'm glad I finally spent to £40 purely for the campaign, even though I don't play the multiplayer that much like I used to with previous games.
The end of MGS4
Also the ending to Red Dead Redemption, and the Christina series of missions in Assassins Creed Brotherhood :'(
When Snake finally reconciles with his "father" Big Boss, and he's finally able to live life
Also the ending to Red Dead Redemption, and the Christina series of missions in Assassins Creed Brotherhood :'(
Bioshock.
It wasn't the twist itself, it was the fact that I harvested every little sister I found because he told me too.
Anger and sadness abound. Mainly sadness.
It wasn't the twist itself, it was the fact that I harvested every little sister I found because he told me too.
Anger and sadness abound. Mainly sadness.
Either the microwave chamber from MGS4 or killing The Boss in MGS3. Hideo knows how to get to you...
Yeah, just started playing that one a couple days ago. I know what you mean already, since Persona 3 made me feel the same way, but seeing the characters accept themselves just gets to me.Leemaster777 said:
Anyway, my choice is, as stated by a few before me, Metal Gear Solid 3. "Way to Fall" playing in the credits doesn't help me avoid crying , of course, but EVA's monologue... damn, I'm tearing up just thinking about it.
Probably the ending of Terranigma.
It felt so unfair...[sub]sniff[/sub]
You get killed by the main bad guy, but then are revived by the main good guy. At this point, you go and defeat the villain only to have the good guy tell you that you and everyone you love has about 6 hours to live. Enjoy it while you can.
Fucking Ninja'd. I friggin' loved that scene beyond almost any a game has ever coughed up. What was even better was that it was at the beginning (Well, first fifth through) instead of the end like most similar scenes. Not to mention all the reminiscing through the rest of The Darkness. If only the second looked like it will be even half as good.kman123 said:
I've said it before, and I'll say it a hundred times over or until I can think of something better.
There's this one scene with Fiora in Xenoblade Chronicles...
Goddamn it, Monolith. Why'd you have to do that to me!?
Also, whenever this song plays, it's usually one of these...
There's this one scene with Fiora in Xenoblade Chronicles...
Goddamn it, Monolith. Why'd you have to do that to me!?
Also, whenever this song plays, it's usually one of these...
I'd say I haven't really had a moment when a game tugged on my proverbial heartstrings since
Final Fantasy VI.
First, escaping the floating continent only to have your vehicle cut in half, the characters you'd been getting to know over the course of the game flying in every direction, and then zoom out to the planet being decimated by forces beyond the scope of mortal control...
Then you get to wake up a year later as one of the more recently introduced members of the cast, on a deserted island, with only a sick old man/father figure for company who, if you don't figure out the fishing minigame (which I didn't the first time... I didn't even know I had a separate quest items inventory), dies of a wasting sickness.
At that point, your character attempts suicide by jumping off a cliff into the sea:
aaand here's the scene, in all its 16-bit glory. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ok6qjPj7O3g#t=4m20s]
This was all pretty heavy stuff for little ol' teenage me. Two moments in somewhat quick succession where I thought the game had ended in scripted tragedy for the protagonists.
First, escaping the floating continent only to have your vehicle cut in half, the characters you'd been getting to know over the course of the game flying in every direction, and then zoom out to the planet being decimated by forces beyond the scope of mortal control...
Then you get to wake up a year later as one of the more recently introduced members of the cast, on a deserted island, with only a sick old man/father figure for company who, if you don't figure out the fishing minigame (which I didn't the first time... I didn't even know I had a separate quest items inventory), dies of a wasting sickness.
At that point, your character attempts suicide by jumping off a cliff into the sea:
aaand here's the scene, in all its 16-bit glory. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ok6qjPj7O3g#t=4m20s]
This was all pretty heavy stuff for little ol' teenage me. Two moments in somewhat quick succession where I thought the game had ended in scripted tragedy for the protagonists.
Two levels in Medal of Honor: Frontline, mostly because of the music that plays during them.
Seeing your paratrooper buddy caught on a windmill get riddled with bullets while you watch powerlessly really hurts emotionally.
This one too. Stepping into the ruined city and realizing that you're fighting a losing battle. Knowing the ultimate fate of Operation Market Garden adds a bittersweet feeling, and you recognize the futility of your actions.
Seeing your paratrooper buddy caught on a windmill get riddled with bullets while you watch powerlessly really hurts emotionally.
This one too. Stepping into the ruined city and realizing that you're fighting a losing battle. Knowing the ultimate fate of Operation Market Garden adds a bittersweet feeling, and you recognize the futility of your actions.
The single moment that yanked me the most was doing CPR on the main characters son in Heavy Rain on my first play through, I was pressing the buttons and concentrating so hard on not getting it wrong, I think I would have genuinely felt loss if I could save him.
But that whole game was an emotional roller-coaster....makes me wonder why I've not played it in a while...
But that whole game was an emotional roller-coaster....makes me wonder why I've not played it in a while...