Crysis Warhead with the train in the swamp. I had a hard time the first time. I figured I'd play it again and record some clips. Well, it seemed easier the second time around.
Crysis Warhead Train In Swamp Delta Difficulty - YouTube 720p
The 14th colossus in Shadow of the Colossus. While 11 (which was very similar) was just frustrating, this fight was done really well. The most of the fight is spent platforming above ground while the colossus follows you. It moves like and is about as fast as a bull. If you mistime your jump and fall to the ground, what follows is an "Oh crap" moment and a mad dash for a pillar or something while the colossus closes in on you. Call of Duty 2-The whole game. Resident Evil 4-The village and cabin fight. Half Life-Finding the gargantua in the car park. HL2 Episode 2-Strider battle. Mirrors Edge-Your first run in with the pursuit cops. Silent Hill 3-The mirror room. Exmortis 2-This is a flash game. (you can find it on newgrounds. Check it out.) There's a bit where you step outside of a church and see a cloud of horror and death approaching. You have a limited amount of time to find some car keys and get out of there. It's one of my favorite bits of the whole game.
Resident Evil 4-The village and cabin fight.Got_to_go
Great choice, a great opening. Also, the fight with the boss (don't remember the name) where you have to knock over the CO2 canisters. Running away and hearing his rapidly approaching footsteps freaked me out.
[QUOTE="Got_to_go"] Resident Evil 4-The village and cabin fight.Rekunta
Great choice, a great opening. Also, the fight with the boss (don't remember the name) where you have to knock over the CO2 canisters. Running away and hearing his rapidly approaching footsteps freaked me out.
Uncharted 2: the train and tank sections.
Oh God how could I forget that part? That was one of the most intense bosses from any video game I've ever played.
The Hotel sequence of Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth is the first bit that comes to mind. It's crazy-intense, especially after the game spends the first hour or so just building up the atmosphere without anyone trying to kill you.
Also, tons of sequences in the first two Oddworld games - maybe the end of each of the Vaults in Abe's Exoddus? I'd find vids if YouTube wasn't so slow...
One that sticks in my head is when the freight ship on cod4 gets blown up with you on it. I think other games have topped it but this sticks in my mind.
Also cod4 in total, it's just so epic.
There's so many i can't recall :D
Most of Half life 2, that game was just epic.
How could i forget!! Tomb Raider 1 when the T-Rex comes out, i crapped myself every time!
First time fighting Sephiroth in KH 1 and 2, fighting Penance in FF X, the Endurance Run in GOW 2 (the pre-Clotho fight), U3 fight in Resident Evil 4 stand out.
metal gear solid 4-microwave hall and you are seeing all the choas going on outside and raiden fighting the people off and snakes suit burning off...i was in awe
The first time someone invaded me in Demon's Souls in world 2-1 (or 2-2, I forget). We had an epic 10 minute duel throughout the caves and tunnels eventually moving the battle to the elevator area- slashing, parrying, rolling, blocking, magic attacks, knowing just when to use the Moon Grass to heal before we could reach each other. The guy had me on the ropes more than once but (to my shock) I beat him. With the tiniest slither of HP possible remaining. My heart rate went way up for the whole fight :P
The most intense moment in a game for me was when i was little and my brother was playing one of the original resident evils and things would pop out like hands through boarded up doors and the crows in the hallway. scaryyy stuff
Also when you fight the final battle with ramirez in skies of arcadia becuase that game was intense and had an amazinz story :)
[QUOTE="madsnakehhh"]What's the meaning of this "intense bit" expression, sorry i don't understand it, i'm not a natural english speaker.altairs_mentor
it means a sequence in a video game that was very intense. Like well done and OMG WHATS GONA HAPPEN!! Thanks for the explanation. Let's see, from what i remember, the cabin in RE4 was pretty intense, one of the highlights of the game. Also in Bayonetta, the final battle against Jeanne, with all the missiles and the explosions, is also great. The motorcycle sequence in MGS4 is another one of my favorites too.
Every trial in Heavy Rain is just ridiculously tense,but cutting off your finger is just as insane as it comes. The screams reach to your inner core, and you truly feel sorry for Ethan.
Then there's the cylinder fight with Liquid Ocelot. Every punch has so much meaning, and just to prolong the battle, they inject each other with the nanobots. Incredibly epic, and incredibly tense.
The only one I can remember is the game with the WW2 D-Day beach raid. Pvt_r3d
Sounds like COD2, did you climb up a cliff afterwards?
That part was epic.
That was another one good one but I think I'm thinking of an old Medal Of Honor game. One with a long beach. You're thinking of Medal of Honor: Frontline I do believe. Good game :D
Title says it all. Mines is the bit in BF:BC2 where you can freeze to death. Intense.
altairs_mentor
The title really does say it all, maybe guarantee.. :lol: Some real intense scenes in Condemned.. Which still remains one of the top games on Xbox 360.. Obviously the first one :P
[spoiler] The scene where Ethan needs to cut off the end of one of his fingers. His screams were so convincing, I felt bad after. Gaud, then I grabbed the heated rod and used it to close the wound. My eyes got all watery... :( [/spoiler]
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