Have you ever cried because of a video game?

MGS series.

FF series.

I don't think I have ever shed a tear , but I do all the time watching movies or television. No idea why though.

MGS4

Kingdom Hearts 1 and 2

and FF7 Crisis core

When i picked up a PS3 controller.Team_Microsoft

wow lemming much????

The only time I cried was when my main file of Banjo Tooie and Super Mario 64 was erased, and when I thought my file of Donkey Kong 64 was erased. Oh, and I cried when I played the failure that is Spore.DeathScape666

ive never cried due to a game. A game's pacing is way too slow to cause such emotions.

especially final fantasy. the grinding involved in getting from one plot point to the next is just too long a gap.

ive never cried due to a game. A game's pacing is way too slow to cause such emotions.



especially final fantasy. the grinding involved in getting from one plot point to the next is just too long a gap.

jellomeister24

ive never cried due to a game. A game's pacing is way too slow to cause such emotions.

especially final fantasy. the grinding involved in getting from one plot point to the next is just too long a gap.

jellomeister24

i thought people hated FF because the cutscenes were too frequent..

I never have cried, but I'm sure if there is a good story where I can relate or feel for a character, then I might cry.

Also, I do not understand what is so gut wrenching about MGS4? Its a great game with a good story (if you understand what the hell is going on) but its not really emotional. Most, if not all, characters were unrealistic and not believable when it comes to emotions. Cmon.. Otacon? He is in love with Naomi just because he probably lost his V-card to her at the age of 40 and hes sobbing his heart out to her.

However, if there is one game that was suspenseful and made me really made me say "HOLY SH!% THIS ROCKS" it has to be the very opening of Indigo Prophecy

Sometimes when something lines up perfectly, like a perfectly epic moment with epic dialogue and musical accompanyment, I just cry. It happens to me in tv, movies, and games, I dunno I guess I'm just a big softie.

Sometimes when something lines up perfectly, like a perfectly epic moment with epic dialogue and musical accompanyment, I just cry. It happens to me in tv, movies, and games, I dunno I guess I'm just a big softie.

Vaasman

I know what you mean. The final boss battle in MGS4 got me crying. It was just too perfect...I couldnt have hoped for better. The lead in cutscene and the dialogue then the boss fight. Everything just clicked together perfectly.

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Sometimes when something lines up perfectly, like a perfectly epic moment with epic dialogue and musical accompanyment, I just cry. It happens to me in tv, movies, and games, I dunno I guess I'm just a big softie.

II_Seraphim_II

I know what you mean. The final boss battle in MGS4 got me crying. It was just too perfect...I couldnt have hoped for better. The lead in cutscene and the dialogue then the boss fight. Everything just clicked together perfectly.

Half-Life 2 Episode 2.

You know. The end of that. And how powerless you were.

Half-Life 2 Episode 2.

You know. The end of that. And how powerless you were.

BK-Sleeper

The end didn't really get me, my moment of almost crying was at the prosepct of one of the characters almost dying earlier in the game if you know what scene I mean.

No, nor have I cried during a film or television show.

But believe me, I'm constantly looking. I feel if anything has that much of an emotional story that it gets me to connect with the characters so much that it might very well be one of my favorite games.

MGS3, FFX, KH2 were very close. The Force Unleashed had a good ending as well, and there are plenty more that I'm just not thinking of at the moment. But I think MGS3's ending is the best in video games.

Seems like no ones ever played Klonoa: Door to Phantomile, or Lufia 2. : (KronikX9

No, nor have I cried during a film or television show.

But believe me, I'm constantly looking. I feel if anything has that much of an emotional story that it gets me to connect with the characters so much that it might very well be one of my favorite games.

MGS3, FFX, KH2 were very close. The Force Unleashed had a good ending as well, and there are plenty more that I'm just not thinking of at the moment. But I think MGS3's ending is the best in video games.

Zassimick

have you tried SOTC?

[QUOTE="II_Seraphim_II"][QUOTE="Vaasman"]

Sometimes when something lines up perfectly, like a perfectly epic moment with epic dialogue and musical accompanyment, I just cry. It happens to me in tv, movies, and games, I dunno I guess I'm just a big softie.

Vaasman

I know what you mean. The final boss battle in MGS4 got me crying. It was just too perfect...I couldnt have hoped for better. The lead in cutscene and the dialogue then the boss fight. Everything just clicked together perfectly.

Yeah, without knowing what happened in the other games, this game will not be too much fun for you. MGS series is very story driven, and alot of the excitement and enjoyment, comes from your emotional connection to the varying characters in the story. So to sumone who hasnt played the games before, Snake is just sum random guy like Marcus Fenix or Nathan Hale. And while thats Ok for Gears and Resistance, its not MGS4. You need to understand what Snake has done and gone through in order to fully appreaciate what he is doing now. Playing MGS4 without the others is like starting Star Wars (the old movies) mid way. Its doabl, but I wouldnt recommend it (actually, I wouldnt recommend watching star wars at all...its absolute crap :P)

[QUOTE="BK-Sleeper"]

Half-Life 2 Episode 2.

You know. The end of that. And how powerless you were.

Jade_Monkey

The end didn't really get me, my moment of almost crying was at the prosepct of one of the characters almost dying earlier in the game if you know what scene I mean.

For some reason, Mr. Freeman can survive gigantic explosions, fight off battalions of soldiers, and kill giant alien things, but when it comes to stop people from getting killed, he just totally lames out in that department.

[QUOTE="Zassimick"]

No, nor have I cried during a film or television show.

But believe me, I'm constantly looking. I feel if anything has that much of an emotional story that it gets me to connect with the characters so much that it might very well be one of my favorite games.

MGS3, FFX, KH2 were very close. The Force Unleashed had a good ending as well, and there are plenty more that I'm just not thinking of at the moment. But I think MGS3's ending is the best in video games.

Koalakommander

have you tried SOTC?

Yes. That's one I should have listed as one that was very close. Before the final collosus and the final scene were all pretty emotional, but not enough to bring me to tears, sadly.

Half-Life 2 Episode 2.

You know. The end of that. And how powerless you were.

BK-Sleeper

Quite possibly the most overrated ending, ever. Final Fantasy X and Kingdom Hearts II both had MUCH better endings. Much, much better.

The only movie, book, video game, magazine, song, newspaper, or anything that involves some form of a story that I have ever cried to is... Lilo and Stich. I found near the end to be extremely sad when Stich felt like he didn't belong, and that he didn't have an actual "family." Lilo was ***** for kicking him out of the house.

Who DIDN'T cry during MGS4 or at least shed a tear?!W1NGMAN-

Me, sadly. I actually found MGS3's ending to be better, or at least more touching than MGS4. MGS4 is amazing though and very emotional, no doubt about that.

[QUOTE="BK-Sleeper"]

Half-Life 2 Episode 2.

You know. The end of that. And how powerless you were.

DeathScape666

Quite possibly the most overrated ending, ever. Final Fantasy X and Kingdom Hearts II both had MUCH better endings. Much, much better.

The only movie, book, video game, magazine, song, newspaper, or anything that involves some form of a story that I have ever cried to is... Lilo and Stich. I found near the end to be extremely sad when Stich felt like he didn't belong, and that he didn't have an actual "family." Lilo was ***** for kicking him out of the house.

Come on. Lion King.

[QUOTE="BK-Sleeper"]

Half-Life 2 Episode 2.

You know. The end of that. And how powerless you were.

DeathScape666

Quite possibly the most overrated ending, ever. Final Fantasy X and Kingdom Hearts II both had MUCH better endings. Much, much better.

The only movie, book, video game, magazine, song, newspaper, or anything that involves some form of a story that I have ever cried to is... Lilo and Stich. I found near the end to be extremely sad when Stich felt like he didn't belong, and that he didn't have an actual "family." Lilo was ***** for kicking him out of the house.

Beauty and the Beast is one of the movies that gets me close to tears. I'll also include The Dark Knight, Ladder 49, and, although the ending doesn't do it, the whole story in Titanic is great. Although I know how people are about that movie...:oops:

[QUOTE="DeathScape666"][QUOTE="BK-Sleeper"]

Half-Life 2 Episode 2.

You know. The end of that. And how powerless you were.

ArisShadows

Quite possibly the most overrated ending, ever. Final Fantasy X and Kingdom Hearts II both had MUCH better endings. Much, much better.

The only movie, book, video game, magazine, song, newspaper, or anything that involves some form of a story that I have ever cried to is... Lilo and Stich. I found near the end to be extremely sad when Stich felt like he didn't belong, and that he didn't have an actual "family." Lilo was ***** for kicking him out of the house.

Come on. Lion King.

Oh God, yes! :cry: I was very surprised to see The Lion King 2 and The Lion King 1 1/2 to suck and be... not as emotional. The former actually wasn't half bad, though.

Oh, and Monster's Inc. would've made me cry if I was just a bit younger, and the last three minutes of the movie were erased.

Yeah..admittedly I got a little teary eyed when I finished Heavenly Sword.Steakdinner

is the game really that short?

[QUOTE="Steakdinner"]Yeah..admittedly I got a little teary eyed when I finished Heavenly Sword.AgentA-Mi6

is the game really that short?

Well, I wasnt being sarcastic lol but if your asking in earnest, its deffinetly beatable in a long sitting maybe 6 to 8 hours. id recommend a rental instead of buying it, but the story was worth the play through imo.