Whew, that's a relief. After reading some of the LO threads I thought I was the only one that thought this scene was goofy. Heck, in one of the dream sequences it mentions how the death of his previous families stopped making him emotional at all, but for some reason running into his daughter who he thought was dead for years makes him bawl like a baby? Naw, not buying that.

OT: None as of yet have really done it to me, but I have had a decent amount of "F'K YEAH" moments.

None for me at this point.

I don't think a game has made me cry yet this generation. It has happened in the past -- the suikoden games have managed it, I think... possibly the end of FF X? At least it left me feeling a bit empty for a while...


The finale of Braid, where you're basically watching a cutscene (don't want to spoil anything) definitely gave me chills up my spine... I think that kind of blue fire is probably harder to achieve than just writing something engaging and sad enough to make people cry.

Portal also had at least one moment like that, though it was mixed in with survival adrenaline.



I'm waiting for a PS3 fanboy to come in here and say FFXIII :)

I'm a grown man. Video games/movies/music/tv shows don't make me cry. However, I would be unhappy or fulfilled if my favorite character died, but I don't cry for fictional characters. I would cry only for REAL things that affect my life in a negative or really. really, really positive way.

I think Braid's end did make me cry. I'm still not quite sure why. It was kind of disturbing.

Are you kidding me?

How can anybody not cry when Dumbo's mom gets locked up?

uh, none i guess. it's kind of hard for me to cry in games and i don't think i ever have. the just don't seem to have that kind of effect on me

mjc2021 said: Ninja Gaiden 2, it was just so hard .

NG2 was cake compared to ninja gaiden black.

none.

LO