I realize this may be a little bit of a cop-out answer, but the first couple ghosts encountered in the first Fatal Frame scared the boojum out of me. Not being able to see an enemy until you look through a camera was such a freaky experience for me. First time since I was four that I contemplated sleeping with the lights on (I was 20 when I played it).
Videogame characters you're afraid of.
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The characters I am most afraid of is any JRPG´s main characters. Why you ask because you never know what the hell your looking at is it a boy or is it a girl?
For example I needed to play half of any FF game before I figure out what gender the main character has. And that scares me because most of the time one female character will take an especially erotic pose and I never know whether I can pause the screen to get a good look or if I am looking at an effeminate young boy.
For example I needed to play half of any FF game before I figure out what gender the main character has. And that scares me because most of the time one female character will take an especially erotic pose and I never know whether I can pause the screen to get a good look or if I am looking at an effeminate young boy.
*laughs* Yeah, that would suck if you paused and your friend told you it was a guy. I'd be like "I'M NOT GAY!"
I think that a lot of the characters in Bioshock are creepy. They only talk to you over radio, so they are simply faces, so they could be anybody... Who to trust?
Adam the clown and Cliff in Dead Rising. Cliff is covered in blood and thinks you're Vietcong. That's bad enough but then Adam goes and falls on his own chainsaws and laughs while he dies. After Adam I saved and quit for a week.
The regenerators from resi 4. Just because I shot one to death - then it leapt at me and started biting my head off!
First time round Mr X from resi 2, On resi remake on any mode above normal ANYTHING even the plain zombie. The part where the two zombie dogs attack had me panic stricken. Though thats normal in resi when you realise you haven't saved in the last half hour
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First time round Mr X from resi 2, On resi remake on any mode above normal ANYTHING even the plain zombie. The part where the two zombie dogs attack had me panic stricken. Though thats normal in resi when you realise you haven't saved in the last half hour
.Oddly I kind of found the kookiness quaint. But then I liked the more surreal elements of TP (I loved the clowns on lake hylia). If anything I wish they made more of the game like the utterly surreal MM or at times WW.Eiseman said:
The Witch.
You hear that "wuuuuuh" sound and the music goes all high-pitched and it creeps the fuck outta me. Especially if you're playing on expert. I have a friend who was so shit scared of the witch, he'd usually run away if he heard the music come on. And then everytime we tried sneaking past her, he'd startle her and start screaming down the headset.
You hear that "wuuuuuh" sound and the music goes all high-pitched and it creeps the fuck outta me. Especially if you're playing on expert. I have a friend who was so shit scared of the witch, he'd usually run away if he heard the music come on. And then everytime we tried sneaking past her, he'd startle her and start screaming down the headset.
Egads. What about the fleeches? I gotta say out of all the enemies those guys screwed me up the worst. Especially in some of the bonus levels.mydogisblue said:This guy.
That little girl from F.E.A.R.
Seriously... the shit she can do... That would scare the crap out of me...
AND HEAD CRABS... and crab zombies...especially the poison ones...
Seriously... the shit she can do... That would scare the crap out of me...
AND HEAD CRABS... and crab zombies...especially the poison ones...
Hell yes.xitel said:
Also, any of my characters in the "choose your own side games", especially KOTOR, I was one evil bastard.
Agreed. Half-Life 2 scared the living day-lights out of me... especially Ravenholm and the sprinting zombies. Had nightmares after that. To that end, Doom 3 was also quite fearsome... Dark, confined spaces (says the man who spends most of his time in a dark room, by himself, with a luminescent screen in his face) with monsters that require space to avoid - find yourself scrambling over desks and objects... Never finished that game actually.Russian_Assassin said:
I recently found that game at one of my families vacant rental homes and installed on an old computer. It was really eerie.Zosephine said: