Have you ever cried from a game?

[volterock]

Metroid NES... the music would just bum me out feeling like I'm drifting through space ready to implode any moment. My only friends were these aliens that wanted to eat me alive & I would always get lost or fall onto something painful (lost because I had to sneak over to a friends house to play it since I didn't have games at home). Then I would have to squeeze myself into the fetal position in a claustrophobic slimy tube while exploding myself...

Close-to-tear-encounter would be Secret of Mana... Mother drops him off at a crazy village, they raise him then kick him out, and they are attacked by monsters... it just gets better and better

[djpretzel]

I cried at Larry's game. He insisted he had it, but we all suspected it was never there.

[Dhsu]

Hahahahahahaha

[Aeronaut]

I've felt depressingly sad at the end of a lot of games, but only cried during the endings of To The Moon and Persona 3.

...despite all the blatant foreshadowing to both endings. Or because of it.

[noTuX]

I always thought the most man-tear worthy scene in FF7 was Red XIII with his dad.

Yes, Red's dad was badass!!!!

I just can't help but wonder, why couldn't they just give him some damn Soft?

[Garrett Williamson]

I've never cried during a game (I hardly cry with anything), but I think the stuff that makes me really sad or frustrated is when there's like some romantic relationship and then they have to part and then they never see each other again or something.

I don't know. Something like that. I don't like that.

[Jorgonian]

What about OoT? That one almost still gets me every time. The end of that game makes me so sad that it's over. It's such a bittersweet ending. Some of the best storytelling, I love it.

[Garrett Williamson]

What about OoT? That one almost still gets me every time. The end of that game makes me so sad that it's over. It's such a bittersweet ending. Some of the best storytelling, I love it.

Oh my GOSH.

Again, I've never cried during a game but that ending is almost killer how good they finished it. Cinematically, if they had done with the same time of musical feel, then I may have ended up crying. It's harder to cry over low computer graphics.

But the way they ended it and then the CREDITS song. The beginning just gets me every time. It wasn't some like bittersweet ending and then big intro to the credits song. It literally blended perfectly with how the ending was. The game ends and then it goes into this ridiculously fake yet somehow beautiful soft and quiet harp intro. Gets me every time.

I also care about a game more because of gameplay rather than graphics or story. Though a story is always useful and make a game that much better if done right. ;D

[TheKrow]

Persona 4. Dat True Ending goodbye scene ;_;