Have you ever been sad after finishing a game because you enjoyed the experience so much, and you knew you could never experience it for the first time again?
What was the game, anon?
>>342002693
Nice pixelshit gif you fucking faggot.
Pretty much every game I've ever beaten.
I have a weird complex about beating games, so I rarely do unless it really draws me in, which more often then not leads me disappointing the whole thing is over.
Gets to the point where sometimes I just don't finish it at all. I've been just before the last boss in Luigi's Mansion for like six years.
>>342002829
why does a picture on the internet upset you so much, friend?
Paper Mario 64
I spent an hour looking for a save block on my way to the castle
And then let the fireworks play on my screen for about that long, too, hoping there would be a hidden chapter or Twink coming back or Peach kissing Mario or something
Skies of Arcadia
>>342002693
Ookami.
Ghost Trick
Red Dead. I played it over the course of 2 years, and took big breaks in between, so when I finally finished it, it really felt like a long journey was finally over.
I didn't make a save before John died, so I was stuck playing as his annoying son for eternity.
Next time I do a playthrough, I'm saving right before John gets to the ranch, so he can live forever.
>>342003164
Dude holy shit finish the game did your mom die before you could say goodbye or something
>>342002693
Lisa The Painful RPG.
What a beautiful experience.
>>342003467
Came in here to post it. I can't believe we haven't gotten any ports of it to more modern systems. I'd buy Skies of Arcadia for the 3DS in a second.
>>342003672
Honestly it's mostly because I have ADHD and jump from game to game too fast to beat most of them. If I don't do it all in one shot, I go to another game and lose interest until I loop back around to that one by chance years later and Luigi's Mansion just hasn't looped back around in my attention span in a long time.
>>342002693
obligatory
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_rC-495Z_A
Journey.
>>342003467
>>342003784
Skies of Shit was not a good game.
A lot of games.
I get more of an emotional reaction in games where you reach an inescapable "end-game" stage, especially if it sends you back to the hub or starting area and changes the scenery or weather or something ad makes everything all sombre.
One example that sticks with me is Conker's Bad Fur Day, when at the end you come back to Windy at nighttime and find the windwill at the center destroyed and everyone gone. Really fucked me up as a kid.
Do visual novels count as games? If so, Umineko crushed me when it was over.Especially when I was spoiled, and never got to solve the mystery myself.
Super Mario 64
Played it over the course of like 3 years since the n64 was at our summer home so I could only use it a few months a year. Was the first major console game I had ever beaten.
>>342004312
Is he crying cum?
Dark Souls series.
It's just not the same anymore after knowing every nook and corner of the game.
MGS3
Zero Escape
Ace Attorney 1/3
Skyrim
>>342004301
The beginning of banjo tooie made me feel a strange melancholy because of the starting area being in a state of destruction, gruntys lair being caved in and such.
>>342003641
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYcbNnFz378
So good.
>>342003843
honestly I'm exactly the same
>>342003705
Too bad the joyful was a thing.
Don't even care if you call me a fag. I loved every second of it, and I can only hope that another game will touch me so deeply.
I'm like that with everything I enjoy, after I beat it, I lose sight of myself and can't figure out what to do until I eventually find something else to absorb myself in. VN's, games, etc.
Solatorobo. Twice.
I fell for the "fake end" and was fucking ecstatic after discovering the second half.
Probably just recently, Pokemon X
It was such a big world, with so many little things, the story was so fulfilling, and I was kind of sad when it became nothing else but the current pokemon game to have.
Good story-focused games always have this issue for me like Ghost Trick, Ace Attorney series, 999 and Hotel Dusk. Doesn't apply to much outside of that because a game has to have a lot of replayability to be one of my favourites. Games which are only good for one playthrough are never satisfying.
Baten Kaitos really hit me hard. It was just some really really good world building and characterization I guess. I think the game having a bittersweet ending also helped with the feeling of melancholy.
Oh and Ace Attorney obviously. Though that wasn't sad immediately after finishing it so much as it was sad when I replayed it and the magic just wasn't the same.
Demon's Souls was an adventure.
As an alternative answer: ever17. Could never find anything else like it.
>>342003650
I remember I tried that and I couldn't remember exactly when it starts forcing the last mission and ended up playing as jack again. At least I had a back up halfway through Mexico.
>>342004846
BK was great. One of the best twists in vidya too.
>>342002829
>>indie pixel triggered
chill kratos, you get your game too
>>342002693
Oblivion. Tried it out after playing some of Skyrim (didn't finish). Explored every single bit of Cyrodiil.
>>342004789
That's what you get for buying and still playing Pokeshits in the year of 2016.
>>342004528
Oh yeah that fucked me up too. Also the way everything changes and gets darker in Ocarina of Time when you become an adult. I think when I was that age I found it disturbing when any game reminded me about the remorseless march of time.
>>342004998
It was a good game fucker
>>342002693
Bioshock 1
Deus Ex:HR
The Witcher 1
Hotline Miami
TLoU
Yes, several.
In the last few years, Bloodborne (especially the DLC) and to a lesser extent Demon's Souls and Dark Souls 1.
A few SNES games (Secret of Evermore, Illusion of Gaia, FF6, and ALttP).
A few ps1/ps2 games, such as DMC3, Blood Omen, Skies of Arcadia, Xenogears, and a few others.
Quite a few really.
Uncharted 4.
Despite how ridiculously repetitive the game itself, I still felt a connection to the characters. Plus, it just looked visually incredible.
Persona 4 Golden, for the obvious reasons.
>>342002693
Thats with most games for me. only games that made me feel really sad because the ride was over was Ghost Trick and Dark Cloud 2
Metal Gear Rising, DMC3, Bayonetta, and others like them.
>>342004312
>tfw at episode 6
goodbye thread this is too dangerous
GTA: SA
Bully
Silent Hill 3
MGS3
Streets of Rage 2
Batman: Arkham Asylum
Ghost Busters The Video Game
dark souls
alice madness returns
Dark Messiah of Might & Magic
ragnarok online (pre-rebirth)
>Beat Kingdom Hearts
>Acoustic Simple and Clean starts playing
I've never been sad on beating a game.
But I've been sad when I try to play it again and instantly remember all the puzzle solutions and things I have to do.
Super Mario RPG
Gold/Silver
Half-Life
Lego Island 1
Wario Land II
>>342002693
Jazzpunk actually.
