Topic: Has a video game ever brought you to tears? (Possible Spoilers)

The only video game I ever cried during was Final Fantasy X at the end. At least so far...

The ending of Mother 3 was sad, but it didn't bring me to tears.

Revenge of Shinobi on the Mega Drive - I got all the way to the boss and spent so long dodging to avoid his hair attacks that I didn't see Naoko in the background, slowly getting crushed by the descending roof. By the time I'd killed the boss, it was too late.

Nope. I stick my emotions in a tight little ball so they can explode at an inappropriate time. That's the manly way.

In all seriousness, I actually cheered when Sephiroth killed Aeris. I never liked her.

Funny you should mention that, I often find myself having a penchant for the bad guy. Another moment I thought of was at the end of World of Goo, I think through a combination of the music and knowing I had finished the game.

You want me to remember all the times I've cried during a video game? No matter what the reason was?

That's kind of a tall order... ^ _ ^;

I cried while playing Ninja Bread Man because of how bad it was. lol Not really.

I've never cried, but I know my GF has at games like FFX.

I didn't cry, but was very saddened after each battle in Shadow of the Colossus.

Only if it happened a lot XD

The only time I've really gotten sad over a game was the end of Twilight Princess. I didn't cry, but I got a little sad. It reminded me that the Zelda series could be finite, for some reason, and that videogame characters weren't immortal. That shocks you because you often think they are.

Once I picked this game up http://xbox.ign.com/articles/489/489967p1.html . I did not cry but I was ashamed after I put it in my XBOX to play it.

When Dangeresque's father, Dadgeresque, was brutally murdered during Strong Bad's Cool Game For Attractive People: Episode 4: Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective. I felt so sorry for Dangeresque, I couldn't help but cry.
The Pokemon Mystery Dungeon games also made me cry at the end.

Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends: Imaginary Invaders made me cry. There was so much potential, the took the series best episode, and turned it into one fetch quest after another, and 1 boss battle.

Tetris.... when I realized the "Line Piece" wasn't coming....
http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1924722

But seriously, and this makes no sence considering how obscure this game is and how many other games would seem to be better fit to do this, but Metal Combat: Falcon's Revenge for the SNES almost did it. I was about 10 and just REALLY emotionally involved in that game, wanting to beat it. In the final final final final boss (there are so many times you think you are fighting the "final boss") I had lost all of my lives and the pilot sacrifices himself to give me some life back, and I beat the boss with the extra life he gave. That was the closest I have ever come.

Funny thing is: If I remember correctly, when you play that boss over and don't die your mate doesn't have to sacrifice himself, so it's NOT a plot requirement. (Unlike Super Metroid, where the Metroid HAS to die no matter how much you are spanking Mother Brain) Basically, it was my fault. lol

No.
How could this happen by playing Grand Slam Tennis all the time anyway ?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubF4VguG26M
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_N7vFu_xWk
stuff like that...

Final Fantasy X ending, Persona 3 ending, Crisis Core ending (Probably the most depressing ending to a game ever) and I think that is it...

Closest I've got is at the end of Shenmue. It's such a beautiful game and that music at the end is just incredible. I didn't cry, obviously, but I felt like I could - maybe.

The endings to Final Fantasy X and Metal Gear Solid 4 brought me to tears.
R.I.P Snake. You were the coolest video game character ever!

The scene in Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon where it looks like Spyro's mentor Ignitus dies is a very depressing scene. (I didn't cry, though)

In OoT. When it took 5 minutes for the Zora King to move.