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| d21lewis said: I shouldn't admit this, considering the game gets so much hate on the internet but......I cried during Metroid: Other M. It wasn't even about the game or anything, either. I played Super Metroid back in 1994 and it was a great game. More recently, I played Metroid Fusion and Zero Mission so I don't know why it didn't happen with those games. Anyway, I was trying to figure out a particular puzzle that had taken me a long time to work out. I solved that puzzle (it wasn't even that complicated, now that I think about it) and suddenly, I felt like a kid again. I don't know when the last time I felt like that was. I felt like I was back at my mom's house, my grandma was still alive, and all sorts of old emotions that have long sense faded were triggered by a video game puzzle. I cried so hard that I had to turn the console off. Hell, I'm actually getting a little misty eyed while typing this post. It's crazy. Maybe I have some sort of psychological disorder or something. I'm afraid that if I go to a psychiatrist, I'll find out that I was molested by a metroid or something. A tear is running down my right cheek this very moment!! I don't know why! |
People can be so cute sometimes. Too bad they're jerks the next minute, but it's these moments that make me glad I'm part of the same species.
"I don't understand how someone could like Tolstoy and Dostoyevsky, but not like Twilight!!!"
"Last book I read was Brokeback Mountain, I just don't have the patience for them unless it's softcore porn."
(The Voice of a Generation and Seece)
"If you cant stand the sound of your own voice than dont become a singer !!!!!"
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Lol! I know, right!
| d21lewis said: I shouldn't admit this, considering the game gets so much hate on the internet but......I cried during Metroid: Other M. It wasn't even about the game or anything, either. I played Super Metroid back in 1994 and it was a great game. More recently, I played Metroid Fusion and Zero Mission so I don't know why it didn't happen with those games. Anyway, I was trying to figure out a particular puzzle that had taken me a long time to work out. I solved that puzzle (it wasn't even that complicated, now that I think about it) and suddenly, I felt like a kid again. I don't know when the last time I felt like that was. I felt like I was back at my mom's house, my grandma was still alive, and all sorts of old emotions that have long sense faded were triggered by a video game puzzle. I cried so hard that I had to turn the console off. Hell, I'm actually getting a little misty eyed while typing this post. It's crazy. Maybe I have some sort of psychological disorder or something. I'm afraid that if I go to a psychiatrist, I'll find out that I was molested by a metroid or something. A tear is running down my right cheek this very moment!! I don't know why! |
Awwwwwwwwww! I kinda do the same thing whenever I hear "Within the Giant" from FF4. It was the first Final Fantasy I played, and it was such an epiphany for me that I took over my grandparents' TV 24/7 for a few days until I beat it. The song was so powerful, I remember just putting down the controller and pacing around the room and taking in how far I'd come. Just hearing it today takes me back to '92 when I didn't have a care in the world, except for having to walk to school uphill both ways through a blizzard.
As for actual games, there are a few that come to mind:
*SPOILERS, SORT OF*
1. Lost Odyssey - Twice, actually: the scene with Lirum that gets everyone, but watching Jansen grow from a chickenhearted fop into a real man spoke to me even more. I should try that sometime!
2. Yakuza 3 - RIKIYAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!
3. Heavy Rain - When Jason gets his stupid ass run over. Laughed 'til I cried.
^^^And Badgenome's post reminds me: When I hear "To Faraway Times" from Chrono Trigger, I get that way. I just think of all I've been through, how the characters are living their lives in their own times, and I don't know. Some other emotions that I can't describe. It gets me every time. And I just got Chrono Trigger for the DS (to play on my 3DS) two days ago. It's going to happen again, soon!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSgKzZor7k0
| d21lewis said: ^^^And Badgenome's post reminds me: When I hear "To Faraway Times" from Chrono Trigger, I get that way. I just think of all I've been through, how the characters are living their lives in their own times, and I don't know. Some other emotions that I can't describe. It gets me every time. And I just got Chrono Trigger for the DS (to play on my 3DS) two days ago. It's going to happen again, soon! |
Fuck yeah, that's a great one. Hell, the first comment is from a 54 year old Pakistani terrorist who was typing through his tears!
I'm crying right now just listening to it, thinking about how useless Square-Enix has become. *insert cartoonish nose blowing sound here*
badgenome said:
Fuck yeah, that's a great one. Hell, the first comment is from a 54 year old Pakistani terrorist who was typing through his tears! I'm crying right now just listening to it, thinking about how useless Square-Enix has become. *insert cartoonish nose blowing sound here* |
I just saw that! A long time ago, I posted that I was a cop and that song made me cry. I got a lot of thumbs up for that comment. Now, I re-read the comments and there's a ton of comments parodying my comment!! I laughed out loud, just now!
| Raider84 said: Um, no. Not even remotely close. It's a game. A video game. I would not be able to bring myself to cry while playing a video game. That is the definition of childish =P |
I mean no offense to you but I think that anyone who believes that doesn't take videogames seriously: on the contrary, he takes videogames as a childish thing and is kind of ashamed of it.
Have you ever cried by reading a book?
| d21lewis said: I shouldn't admit this, considering the game gets so much hate on the internet but......I cried during Metroid: Other M. It wasn't even about the game or anything, either. I played Super Metroid back in 1994 and it was a great game. More recently, I played Metroid Fusion and Zero Mission so I don't know why it didn't happen with those games. Anyway, I was trying to figure out a particular puzzle that had taken me a long time to work out. I solved that puzzle (it wasn't even that complicated, now that I think about it) and suddenly, I felt like a kid again. I don't know when the last time I felt like that was. I felt like I was back at my mom's house, my grandma was still alive, and all sorts of old emotions that have long sense faded were triggered by a video game puzzle. I cried so hard that I had to turn the console off. Hell, I'm actually getting a little misty eyed while typing this post. It's crazy. Maybe I have some sort of psychological disorder or something. I'm afraid that if I go to a psychiatrist, I'll find out that I was molested by a metroid or something. A tear is running down my right cheek this very moment!! I don't know why! |
I feel related to what you say here. My thriggers are ususally music pieces.
Hey, I was one of those thumbs up in your "to far away times" comment on youtube!
| d21lewis said:
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LMAO. That makes it even funnier.
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