Thread 717163752

what game made you cry like a bitch?

How come spike has not made something kino as this ever again?

>>717163752 (OP)
It was moving the first time (red/blue) especially since I played it as a kid. But the sky ending was basically the same thing, so I was underwhelmed.

I forget.

>>717163752 (OP)
Did somebody mod one of the explorers games for more pokemon?

>>717163752 (OP)
The ending to Moon Remix RPG Adventure
Shit inspired me to go outside

>>717166095
mystery dungeon fortune
has a lot of new pokemon, even ones from the latest generation

>>717168001
Thanks anon, I'll give it a look.

Made me cry is a kid, made me cry as an adult in the remake.

>>717168191
Played this years ago.
Don't remember a thing about this

WHY ISN'T PMD VICTORY FIRE FINISHED RAAAAH

>>717163752 (OP)
Every single pmd other than gates, and I never got around to playing that one

>>717170815
i was just thinking about this comic the other day. one of the best.

>>717170927
Until you get to see Darkrai who’s a snowflake, also humans

I cried when I saw this because it scared the shit out of me when I was a kid. I cried even harder when I realized that I'll never experience it for the first time ever again.

>my life... did it shine?
brehs

>>717166095
Sky has a fuckton of mods

>>717171284
>also humans
Anon. . . that's the entire fucking point of PMD

>>717163752 (OP)
https://youtu.be/UQlCBkOXbrg?si=6AIRrvXeikWGv1QK

>>717172360
I've tried 3 times now and I still haven't made it past the half-way point. The gameplay is just so boring and never improves or changes in any way.

>>717172669
You are missing out

>>717163752 (OP)
One of the rare cases I did cry, PMD holds a special place in my heart and it's just sad to know that there never will be another one like it.

But "Don't be sad, be glad it happened." I guess.

>>717163752 (OP)
You posted it

I literally couldn't stop crying

but not that scene, the one that made me feel like absolute shit is the aftermath on the beach where your partner is trying to live happily, randomly remembers you and starts crying + the fucking credit song
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m96z_IuNa40

Nanako's "death" got me good. Given how P3 ended, I didn't think that the game was going to pull some revival bullshit.

I even got the bad end on my first go because I was livid after the tears subsided and sent the man into the TV.

You have no more unread messages from Penglai.

>>717163752 (OP)
Dragon's dogma 1's ending made me cry for like 5 playthroughs. I'm not sure why but my pawn crying out "master" in despair while jumping after me post-suicide got me good.

>>717174408
Fuck this...

i wish i could play explorers of sky for the first time again more than any other game

>>717163752 (OP)
>inb4 "hurr durr I don't cry at videogames" low-T nigger shitposter to de-rail thread
For me it's: Mission 43 Shining Lights, Even in Death
The mission was gay that I "failed" it because I shot the first operative I saw at the start without following Kojima's dumb script. But at the end the operatives humming the PW theme waiting to be shot willingly blindsided me.. It was the only time I ever cried like a bitch at a videogame out of sadness. The only good scene in the entire shitty game.

nier automata after a long term relationship ended was a bad combination. grinded to see what happened with the virtuous treaty storyline

>>717173657
This one got me crying a bit too.

Nobody really wants to be a Pokémon

>>717175092
I wish i was one though

>>717175092
I mean, so long as you're one with useable hands, why not?

hurr durr I don't cry at videogames
In all seriousness, Katawa Shoujo. I got so emotionally invested in Lily's route that when the music box started playing in the hospital I broke down and cried my damn eyes out. I've honestly never cried to a video game before that point.

>>717174841
imo crying feels kind of nice, not talking about full on bawling when something actually devastating happens in your life, but when some media hits you hard enough to shed some eye water I find myself feeling better afterwards.

Sounds weird as fuck when I type that down, but I think it's not so different from the people who get a jolt of fun by getting scared, which is the worst fucking feeling in the world for me.

>>717163752 (OP)
I've never really cried at any game before. This scene from Explorers of Sky did make me pretty darn sad though. Fantastic game.

>>717174570
Weird, it made me cum

ROVE

>>717176031
>talking about full on bawling when something actually devastating happens in your life
Derailing shitposters probably imagine this sort of crying whenever these threads are made. Claiming to never cry and acting macho online on a fucking anonymous imageboard is the mark of insecure nigger who proves nothing but xis faggotry.

>imo crying feels kind of nice
>but when some media hits you hard enough to shed some eye water I find myself feeling better afterwards.
>Sounds weird as fuck when I type that down
It's the catharsis factor that makes such media great. Also it's something biological that shedding tears vent out hormones and emotions or some shit so it's pretty great to feel.

That being said this thread seems to be focusing on crying as a result of sad moments in vidya rather than KINO which are more like tears of joy. I've only experienced the former once (MGSV, maybe Sniper Wolf in MGS1) while the latter is more frequent (only trve kino).

>>717176864
The Katamari credits are always peak SOVL

>>717163752 (OP)
I did not cry whatsoever during that scene.
If anything I was laughing like a bitch every time the partner got shafted or I could get away from him.
He did nothing but die, get stuck on ghosts he couldn't hit and rob me of my revive seeds all game long.
I cried for Grovyle for sure though.

I didn't play Sky but I played Super and cried multiple times. Almost done 100%ing it.

>>717178741
On the off chance you're not playing Super in English, there is a bug that makes a few recruits names/locations impossible to see. Swapping to English allows you to see them, you can swap back when you know where they are.
t. recruited everyone years ago

I keep a list of things that get a reaction out of me.
>>717176031
I agree. It feels like the work has taken a piece of me, that's how special it is, how much it resonated with me

Mother fuckers!

Give me my money!

>>717179167
>s+
>the last of us
oh man you must be peak faggot. i remember a co-worker of mine all he could talk about was that game and how it made him fucking tear up. all i could think about was how fucking underwhelming that game played and how unfaithful it's recreation of boston actually was.


damn man looking even further, this is the shit that gets you? i can't imagine what will happen when something actually real happens to you for once. you'd probably go into a depression coma.

>>717179796
I've been through years of bad stuff so no need to worry about that.

>>717179874
it's gonna get worse.

>>717179167
>inside out 2
>S tier
Kill yourself

This and the final battle made me cry.

>>717165026
Last month I was sobbing like a bitch the day after I played through Aerith's death for the first time. Admittedly it wasn't at the scene itself, I was just listening to Aerith's theme and a load of emotions hit me out of nowhere, but that whole scene is really well done, I'm sure it had something to do with it. I think maybe once every two years I'll just have a huge cry for no real reason, like my body regulating itself, but it'll always be brought on by something that genuinely moves me.

I have never cried because of vidya, but this was the saddest and kinoest moment for me

This sasuke looking nigger getting rekt actually made me tear up like a weeb

>>717179541
90% is insane. How did they get away with it?

the ending of FF9, the later ranks of dojima's social link in P4, and the ending of Like a Dragon Gaiden all get me

OMORI...

>>717181258
Capitalism.