Has a game ever made you cry??

MGS4; at the end. Miroku32

Please be joking.

I was weeping at Dark Cloud 2 [spoiler] when Max's mother has to leave him [/spoiler] :P

Almost...

[spoiler] I thought Liara died in the beginning of ME2, nearly killed myself [/spoiler]

Nope. I can't think of a movie that has made me cry ever either.

Without the risk of sounding like an alpha male no game has ever made me break down and cry, I did get emotional with a few games, the recent one being MGS4 when Snake had to crawl through a giant Microwave. Didn't cry but felt it inside. Well ok I did come damn close to crying with SoTC, it was the part when Agro fell into the river to his supposed death before the last colossi... I love that horse :cry: I was never so attached to a game character as I was with Agro.

Suikoden 2, FFX.

I've played quite a few video games, but the only game that has even mildly moved me and activated an emotional receptor in me was the ending of Bioshock, good ending of course.

and the only movie that has activated a legit tearful response was Benjamin button.

[QUOTE="Miroku32"]MGS4; at the end. brickdoctor

Please be joking.

I hope you're joking.

MGS4...almost.

that game had such an epic ending. It was more emotional because MGS1 was the first game i played and that was when i was 8 or 9. Just to watch the series come to an end was overwhelming...but i kept it together for the most part xD

Yeah, a few. Crisis Core's ending got me good >_>

The ending to bayonetta

SPOILERS

When bayonetta died from impact. Thought she was perm dead.

So much beauty..... why must the sexy die young.

MW2

i cried when i realized i paid sixty dollars for that garbage.

Without the risk of sounding like an alpha male no game has ever made me break down and cry, I did get emotional with a few games, the recent one being MGS4 when Snake had to crawl through a giant Microwave. Didn't cry but felt it inside. Well ok I did come damn close to crying with SoTC, it was the part when Agro fell into the river to his supposed death before the last colossi... I love that horse :cry: I was never so attached to a game character as I was with Agro.

Swift_Boss_A

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Without the risk of sounding like an alpha male no game has ever made me break down and cry, I did get emotional with a few games, the recent one being MGS4 when Snake had to crawl through a giant Microwave. Didn't cry but felt it inside. Well ok I did come damn close to crying with SoTC, it was the part when Agro fell into the river to his supposed death before the last colossi... I love that horse :cry: I was never so attached to a game character as I was with Agro.

mrmusicman247

The game is one emotional punch after another. It's not enough to kill cute innocent colossi and then you lose your Horse, the one true companion in the game that helped you numerous times and is a joy to ride.

[spoiler] Course he comes back in the end but you get turned into a Baby! Why oh Why!? Superb game though [/spoiler]

No, but this nearly made me cry: Rise of the Mushroom Kingdom

Nope, never. There's been times when it's made me sad, but never to the point of crying.

i like to think if i ever cried at a video game a hand would emerge from the screen and give me a sharp slap round the face and tell me too stop being so ****ing wet

i like to think if i ever cried at a video game a hand would emerge from the screen and give me a sharp slap round the face and tell me too stop being so ****ing wet

dog_dirt

FFX, MGS3, uh...that's it that I can think of.

OH, no, also Shadow of the Colossus for some strange reason. The ending, to be specific.

Video game storytelling, as someone previously noted, is indeed mediocre at best more often than not. However, I think some games transcend this rule.

But FFX is not one of those games (:P). I just played it while something very sad was happening in my life so it was pretty easy to get me upset.

I do think not a lot of video game stories are as engaging as we'd like them to be but I also think that some of the people just don't let themselves get emotionally involved. Not exactly trying to act tough but would rather distance themselves from it because they just consider it as face value entertainment. Not saying that's everyone but I do think there are some games can do this.

MGS3, MGS4, Shadow of Collosus, Final Fantasy VIII, and a few others. I'm a cry baby but it's fun.

Odin Sphere and Shadow of the Colossus are the only two that come to mind.

big rigs

bukets full of tears

No game has ever made me cry before.

Closest to feeling emotional was thinking how depressing the endings were for Dreamfall the Longest Journey and Phantom Dust.

Out of anger? Too many times to count. I always got mad at videogames back when I was a wee child. Out of sadness or another emotion? Well, I've shed a couple of tears. I don't play many emotionally moving games.

Yes, Van Halen for the xbox because I couldnt believe I wasted 9 hours of my life on that crap