FFVII

Ending of FreeCell. When all those cards I put in order on neat stacks just fly away in chaos.

I teared up at the end of MGS3 when the Boss tells Snake that betrayed the country in order to save in, and basically giving her life for that mission. Forcing him to kill her killed me, and then when you did and all the flowers turned red...so sad.

I almost cried when I died in Pokemon: Explorers of Darkness.

The first whole little cut scene in Homefront is very heart wrenching. *Spoiler* Especially the part where 2 parents hold each other and tell their todler son to look away right before two N.Korean troops shoot them both in the street and just walk away leaving the child with the bodys. Or later in the game the scene with all the mass graves. Its a very emotionally inpacting game if you look past the bugs and shoty game play and get into the story of it.

Saddest moments:

When I had to mercilessly 'cleanse' the sanctuary under orders of Lucien. As psycho as those guys were, they were so friendly and welcoming! It hurt me to plug an arrow in each of their heads.

When at the end of Republic Commando Sev is captured and you're forced to leave him. I actually can't play that mission without throwing my controller across the room.

When John Marston dies at the very end of Red Dead Redemption. I get so much satisfaction from killing that government guy. Then repeatedly shooting his body. Then using the explosive rifle on it.

I would have felt sad to kill Astrid, but the DB quest line wasn't nearly long enough for me to properly connect to them.

Minecraft A creeper dungeon and when they all blew up lava poured in destroying everything.

i think the whole of ravenholm on half-life 2 cause all of the people apart from that preis are zombies and some are fast and scary more than any horrers i have played (anmisa the dark descent)

It could be 1. When soap dies. 2. When the guy in Gears of war dies. Or end of Halo 3 all sad

when goofy dies,KHI