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Has a video game ever made you cry?
Was a video game ever made you cry?
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Has a game made me cry? Of course. I couldn't possibly list all the examples, of course. Tears were shed during Persona 3, and I distinctly recall getting quite misty during other games.
I can quite vividly recall crying during Metal Slug 3, though. What was going on screen was so amazingly awesome, I was moved to MANLY TEARS. I can't possibly put it into words, but just thinking about it gets me all fired up! Anybody who has played it knows exactly what I'm talking about. Just playing that game filled me with manly vitality. Tears flowed down my face and I became as a supernova, burning with hot blooded resolve to see this through. I'm getting pumped up just talking about it!
There's a game that'd put hair on your chest.
...Anyway, yeah, totally, video games have made me cry. I find it wonderful when you can get so wrapped up in what's happening that you're moved. Terranigma. There was another game I cried at. So beautiful.
I can quite vividly recall crying during Metal Slug 3, though. What was going on screen was so amazingly awesome, I was moved to MANLY TEARS. I can't possibly put it into words, but just thinking about it gets me all fired up! Anybody who has played it knows exactly what I'm talking about. Just playing that game filled me with manly vitality. Tears flowed down my face and I became as a supernova, burning with hot blooded resolve to see this through. I'm getting pumped up just talking about it!
There's a game that'd put hair on your chest.
...Anyway, yeah, totally, video games have made me cry. I find it wonderful when you can get so wrapped up in what's happening that you're moved. Terranigma. There was another game I cried at. So beautiful.
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I havent cried yet on any games, i only hold my tears as long as i can..
"Key" developed games certainly are the ones that hit me really hard not to mention certain scenario in persona 4.
"Key" developed games certainly are the ones that hit me really hard not to mention certain scenario in persona 4.
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I cried once playing final fantasy VII. Not because of an emotional scene, rather that my memory card was full after 9 hours of gameplay T_T
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duzee wrote...
I can understand getting emotional during a movie. But a video game? Video games are just play things. All of them.Movies are just entertainment. All of them. No reason to cry over them, right? People are just made of "Water, 35 liters. Carbon, 20kg. Ammonia, 4 liters. Lime, 1.5kg. Phosphorus, 800g. Salt, 250 g. Niter, 100g. Sulfur, 80g. Fluorine, 7.5g. Iron, 5g. Silicon 3g. And fifteen other elements." So if your loved ones die, no big deal right?
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Yes because I'm a total crybaby!
Final Fantasy, Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure and other things like that
and hey my avatar! I am sooooo not happy (talking to hungry hippo... >.<)
Final Fantasy, Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure and other things like that
and hey my avatar! I am sooooo not happy (talking to hungry hippo... >.<)
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only three games made me cry Princess Walt Yo Jin Bo - The Bodyguards and Figures Of Happiness that's it i think XD
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If you're that emotionally connected to a game, a TOY, then something's wrong. Maybe you need to get out more? Get a girlfriend? Meet some people?
Movies are just entertainment. All of them. No reason to cry over them, right? People are just made of "Water, 35 liters. Carbon, 20kg. Ammonia, 4 liters. Lime, 1.5kg. Phosphorus, 800g. Salt, 250 g. Niter, 100g. Sulfur, 80g. Fluorine, 7.5g. Iron, 5g. Silicon 3g. And fifteen other elements." So if your loved ones die, no big deal right?
Did you google all that by yourself? I'm impressed.
ZeroOBK wrote...
duzee wrote...
I can understand getting emotional during a movie. But a video game? Video games are just play things. All of them.Movies are just entertainment. All of them. No reason to cry over them, right? People are just made of "Water, 35 liters. Carbon, 20kg. Ammonia, 4 liters. Lime, 1.5kg. Phosphorus, 800g. Salt, 250 g. Niter, 100g. Sulfur, 80g. Fluorine, 7.5g. Iron, 5g. Silicon 3g. And fifteen other elements." So if your loved ones die, no big deal right?
Did you google all that by yourself? I'm impressed.
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Actually, I sorta cried playing fatal frame. It is a different sort of crying, the kind where you are desperately beging the people around you to stop forcing you to play this evil game from hell.
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duzee wrote...
If you're that emotionally connected to a game, a TOY, then something's wrong. Maybe you need to get out more? Get a girlfriend? Meet some people?Regardless of movies, games, real life events etc. If it manage to hit your soft spot then any of those things can make you cry. If you don't cry at all then there is something wrong with you, in other words not normal
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duzee wrote...
I'm too busy having fun playing the game to get all emotionally wound up in its story.Ok, i am going to try my best to spell this out for you so even you can understand our opinion.
You start a game, you meet people, people you get to learn. Whatever the game is, you get to learn to people, get to know how they react, you learn to respect them. Shit happens but they are there.
Now in an ending like Modern warfare, the death scenes hit really hard. In the short time you played your "MIND" subconsciously gets to know those people, it is not the actually you but your subconscious which causes it. It is that part which does not differentiate between a game and reality, they are people all the same to it.
So when you have developed a relationships with those persons you got to know, the blow of them dieing is not directly powerfull, it is merely a sledgehammer strike on your subconscious. It is that part that sees it as if a friend dies.
Your actual consiousness generally subdues this, but from time to time the emotions your subconsciousness awakens are to much to fully supress, it is at those times that you become sad, mayby even cry. If you play a game for a year and during all that time you knew that person, he developed, he aged and you developed and aged... Well, the blow equals losing someone you knew well. Not a family member though.
I have never shed a tear except for 2 exception VN's.
The only game that got me close was MW.
The ending was the best i have ever seen or will see. Touching, even when i rewatch it now.
I hope you can now understand OUR opinions.
P.s. PEOPLE what ARE you doing! Give - rep to the guy just because he doesn't accept your opinion? Thats not what the system is for, don't abuse it just because you don't agree with the guy.
When using it please keep a mature neutrality on the matter.
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duzee wrote...
I'm too busy having fun playing the game to get all emotionally wound up in its story.So basicly let's take this dude for example *i hope you know him*

If this Guy *SOMEHOW MANAGE* to die, you'll be LYFAO?
Like *Aaaaah at last this nerd got owned!I grew tired of his bitching.*
Is that it?
I think you at least will be disappointed or saddened or whatever it's called in English.
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Blackraider78 wrote...
Spoiler:
The inconsistency in his sentiment is obvious. If he's not smart enough to see it, then it's a waste of time to explain it.
duzee wrote...
I'm too busy having fun playing the game to get all emotionally wound up in its story.Lol, are you also too busy watching the movie to get emotionally attached to the story?
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lazyasschillypepper wrote...
Kaien wrote...
also i didnt say anything about game based movies, none of them did them justice from wat i seen
This is off topic, but I disagree with you. I personally think they did a good job with the silent hill movie. Just my opinion.
Also off-topic but that is a movie based on a game. A game based movie would be something like Wall-E game or the Chronicles of Ridick.
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Rbz wrote...
Blackraider78 wrote...
Spoiler:
The inconsistency in his sentiment is obvious. If he's not smart enough to see it, then it's a waste of time to explain it.
I know, but i have alot of time to waste on people who do not understand basic knowledge. And hey, someone has to try right?
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the Eternal Sonata move really hard in the end
that is because i like Chopin compositions, and to see him die
in the top of his life well.......
that is because i like Chopin compositions, and to see him die
in the top of his life well.......
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Rbz wrote...
Blackraider78 wrote...
[quote="duzee"]I'm too busy having fun playing the game to get all emotionally wound up in its story.
Lol, are you also too busy watching the movie to get emotionally attached to the story?
Perhaps he owns a super nintendo, when games were games and not movies?
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Kadushy
Douchebag
I felt like I was about to cry when watching the ending for Final Fantasy X. Tears almost came down but it stayed in. But everytime I watch the ending, I always feel the urge to cry.