Yeah, I guess I'm in the camp of people who can cry at movies but hasn't really cried because of a game. I've been emotionally involved in some of them, but maybe the fact that they're digital doesn't quite let me get to that point. Or maybe the fact that most games I've played didn't have voice acting made it a bit harder to be fully immersed. And while there are some amazingly crafted games out there, the focus is usually mostly on the gameplay and not the story, so it's rare to get a game that touches me in quite the same way a movie can. I know they've got massive potential in the right hands, though. I mean, you're with these characters for way more than two hours. An amazing game can be so much more satisfying than an amazing movie.
But come on, who DIDN'T cry when Littlefoot's mom died?
"Do you know the way to the Great Valley?"
That shit DESTROYS me.
Currently playing:
Bloodbath Paddy Wagon Ultra 9
