I remember in Def Jam: Fight for NY, whenever you scored a hit with a Haymaker, Heavy Grapple move, Flying Attack, or Blazin' move, it made this intensely satisfying crunchy noise that I knew (even at the tender age of 13) no human body could ever make, but that to this day makes me think "Ooh, that just HAS to hurt."
Your Most Satisfying Hit-Notifier
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I've always really liked the sound that Chrono's Katana makes when he gets a critical hit in Chrono Trigger. Kind of a ragged tearing sound as the first hit hammers through the defenses followed by the iconic high-pitched "schwing" as the reverse stroke severs arteries and tendons, spraying lifeblood into the air and spattering the ground with gore.
That and the nice heavy "THOK!" sound of the club-type weapons in Dibalo II are probably my favorites.
That and the nice heavy "THOK!" sound of the club-type weapons in Dibalo II are probably my favorites.
Definitely the "clank" sound of getting a head-shot in a COD game. Then the hidden assassination in Assassin's Creed.
ive recently become a fan of the sound when you jump kick someone in dead rising 2; its got a very satisfying 'boot to the face' feel to it. and for either dead rising game, the quite hilariously sloshy sound that plays to accompany the hilariously copious blood fountains that spurt when you...well, do anything at all to a zombie. theyre freaking made of cherry kool-aid, i swear.
the sniper sound in mass effect was great...the sniper in dead rising 2 is also really satisfying...
god damnit that game has great sound effects.
the sniper sound in mass effect was great...the sniper in dead rising 2 is also really satisfying...
god damnit that game has great sound effects.
That crit "ping!" that you got from any crit shot you got in TF2. For lighter classes it pretty much meant a guaranteed kill, for the stronger ones, it meant they were either going to run or do something suicidal.
What's even more wonderful is when you get a crit that hits multiple targets, just the sound of them playing on top of each other, perhaps followed up by the domination fanfare. It's rewarding in its own way, totally disregarding score, just because it's like winning the bullet lottery.
What's even more wonderful is when you get a crit that hits multiple targets, just the sound of them playing on top of each other, perhaps followed up by the domination fanfare. It's rewarding in its own way, totally disregarding score, just because it's like winning the bullet lottery.