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[SPOILERS!] What games emotionally affect you?
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I would pick The Longest Journey (the first one).
Watching the ending scene left me the same sensation that you have when you've just finished a great book.
Of course games like FFVII, ICO are a sure treat down the emotional drain.
Last but not least, I can’t recall the millions of tears I (should) have shed for all the Worms & the Lemmings that have died in my hands
Watching the ending scene left me the same sensation that you have when you've just finished a great book.
Of course games like FFVII, ICO are a sure treat down the emotional drain.
Last but not least, I can’t recall the millions of tears I (should) have shed for all the Worms & the Lemmings that have died in my hands
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the topic does say [SPOILERS!]... so i guess everyone could have noticed that.
Plus yes he should have used the spoiler tag oh well... anyway (thankfully i finished Zelda: TP today, uff)
mine was with Zelda: Ocarina of Time
I cried at the end... i mean c'mon all that work and then "go back to were you should be" and she warps us back to before? and then the sages all alone from the rest of the people they loved and protected ;_; so beautiful
Plus yes he should have used the spoiler tag oh well... anyway (thankfully i finished Zelda: TP today, uff)
mine was with Zelda: Ocarina of Time
I cried at the end... i mean c'mon all that work and then "go back to were you should be" and she warps us back to before? and then the sages all alone from the rest of the people they loved and protected ;_; so beautiful
Every game affects you emotionally in some way...Some make you sad, some make you happy, some make you bored, some scare you, some disgust you...
(Oh wait, I just realize someone else already stated that...nevermind)
But well, I get the point
I'd say ICO is the game that affects me most, and I can't even exactly describe why
It's mostly the lone setting and atmosphere...funnily, the relation between Ico and Yorda doesn't touch me at all, though
I'm not the kind of gamer who gets overly carried away by stories or characters...like, who the fuck cares about Aeris? Her design was horrible, anyway
But well, I get the point
I'd say ICO is the game that affects me most, and I can't even exactly describe why
It's mostly the lone setting and atmosphere...funnily, the relation between Ico and Yorda doesn't touch me at all, though
I'm not the kind of gamer who gets overly carried away by stories or characters...like, who the fuck cares about Aeris? Her design was horrible, anyway
VVoltz said:
Seconded.
That and Shadow of the Collosus.
I remember being so awed while playing it and the ending was really sad.
A good point and click adventure usually gets me going too. Stuff like phoenix wright or hotel dusk or broken sword.
Crisis Core,*SPOILERS* It's sad how they make you play on when Zacks on the verge of death, also it's sweet how they keep Aerith's DMW last.
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For me it has to be Earthbound. The whole game is emotional.
The trek up through every crazy place the game sends you. The quirky, goofy and/or crazy people that you meet on the way.
Some friend, some foe. Some become friend from foe. And the EPIC (yes epic) boss battle at the end with all your friends pulling for you to save the world.
The game is heavy man...
When you beat it, you literally feel as if you've saved the world, especially when you teleport around to past lands and talk to the people there, it's really amazing.
The trek up through every crazy place the game sends you. The quirky, goofy and/or crazy people that you meet on the way.
Some friend, some foe. Some become friend from foe. And the EPIC (yes epic) boss battle at the end with all your friends pulling for you to save the world.
The game is heavy man...
When you beat it, you literally feel as if you've saved the world, especially when you teleport around to past lands and talk to the people there, it's really amazing.
Call of Duty 4
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H667DxTjTf8
Link's Awakening
Hotel Dusk
Half Life 2
bunch more
Three here:
-The nuke exploding, and Johnson seeing the aftermath, and then dying
-The two nukes that launched near the end of the game
-Killing Zarkaev in slow motion, and when turns his head around and he sees you for a second before you shoot him
-The nuke exploding, and Johnson seeing the aftermath, and then dying
-The two nukes that launched near the end of the game
-Killing Zarkaev in slow motion, and when turns his head around and he sees you for a second before you shoot him
Link's Awakening
omg it was a dream... such sad music too
Hotel Dusk
Can't believe how everything tied together so well
Half Life 2
Time... Dr. Freeman? Is it really that time again?
bunch more
But I thought they're "concluding" Naruhodou in Gyakuten Saiban 5. Or am I mistaken? @_@Twiffles said:
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ozzyzak said:
Mother 3.
The story is so sadistic in comparison to the other two games...
The Love Theme actually made me cry.
I didn't think music from a GBA game could be so emotionally moving.
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Hana to Taiyou to Ame to - Owaranai Rakuen was a quite sad game in some parts, aswell as PW 1. Have only started 4 but now finished it yet.
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