:cry:Yea actually, I've sometimes had some teardrops on my face...:)
Hmm... What were the games... Oh man, I don't think I can remember. But the games that have made me cry have been very, very important to me, and I have loved those games from the bottom of my heart. :) oh and btw, don't be ashamed to tell. At least I respect those who don't pretend anything. If a game makes you feel a very powerful feeling, and it makes you cry, I think it's awesome. It's a great feeling, I know it myself. :)
I came close to when I saw the ending of OOT. You don't know how it feels like after 5 years of trying to finish it, ever since I was 7 to the age of 12.
um... no. I didn't know people cried because of a video game.monkeytoes61
Yep. That may be cuz you maybe play uhmm... I dunno, like more fun-having games. I mean if you play something like Burnout Revenge, or Crash Bandicoot, I don't think you're gonna cry :P Or it may be that you just don't get as deep in the game and concentrate and play as seriously as some do. Having a game making you cry requires the feeling that the other characters are really your friends, and you belong to the group. And you have been through very hard times with those guys and finally you for example win the last fight in the war or something like that. :)
No,but several games have gotten me extremely close to crying.Super Paper Mario,Super Mario 64,and The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker are a few notable ones.
In FFVII, when Sephiroth killed Aerith. It sucked because she was my fave character, next to Vincent. I borrowedthe gamefrom my friend and beat it in 2 weeks, gave it back and told him, "best game ever." On the upside thought, playing FFVII introduced me to Sephiroth, who is now my fave character of all time (I had only seen him a little bit in KH 1 and 2.)
Only one I can remember at the moment is Mafia. There are probably a couple others, but not many. It's rare in games so far. I never actually cry I just feel like I'm going to and think about the game for a while after that. That's when I know it's a great game.
Yeah, Grim Fandango. Cried like a baby. Awesome game.
Oh, and at the end of Baldur's Gate: Throne of Bhaal, where you're reading what happened to all of the characters after you ascended (or chose not to).
I cried at the end of FF8. (dont ask me why. i still dont know) and also at the end of MGS1. When that dead sad music started playing and it shows nature and talks about all the nukes in the world...tis a shame what we've done to this planet.
Shadow of the Colossus. The ending is so incredibly beautiful it is one of the only games worth crying for.
Although I didn't cry, I was flushed with an extreme sense of sorrow and rage near the ending of Vampire: the Masquerade Bloodlines when... [spoiler] Heather Poe, your loving ghoul who you become incredibly attached to, gets nonchalantly slaughtered by some stinking Sabbat garbage-eaters. [/spoiler] I found it amazing how well Vampire connects you with its characters and game world.
Not cry, but the ending for Half Life 2: Episode 2 literally depressed me for a little while, not only because of the events that took place at the end, but the thought of how long it will be before the next game comes out and we hopefully see some closure.
I don't cry easy, but some games have had an emotional impact on me that few can compare to. Shadow Of The Colossus is one, simply because the game made you feel so much, without a single word of narrative. And oddly enough, Okami. Simply because it was one of the most beautiful, well-made games I'd played in years (not because of any particularly emotional event).
The ending of MGS3 was really moving but I havent cried out of sadness over a game. I have cried in frustration over a Sonic(on a Sega console) game. I was very young at that moment :)
Never actually cried at the end of a game but... When I finished Super Mario Bros on DS after 10+ years of me and my bro trying to solve it (ever since we were little kids) it was a pretty cool feeling. It was a sigh of relief to finally know I saved Princess Peace :) Then, after a few minutes of shock and happiness that I finally beat the game, I was a little depressed that I no longer had it to try and beat.
I remember the first time I beat a game all it did was give a very brief ending (very boring too) and then the credits started rolling, I probably could have cried that it was all I got. But then again, I'm not really sure what I wanted :D
And I have to admit, every time I watch my brother box on Wii Sports, I laugh until I almost cry. The wii gives quite a few opportunities for such an experience!!
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