The first time a game made you cry. -

[PT 522]

Mine was today.
I had literally every Pokemon up until SuMo. 800+ of them.
My save data corrupted and if I don't want to keep a useless cartridge forever, I have to delete them all. I had events from as long ago as 2009 on there and there's no way I can recover those without buying a WEP router for DNS hacks Damn you, Gamefreak, and your lazy programming.

 

[RG 448]

Fable 3 because it sucked.

 

[Null]

I teared up a little at the end of Nier Automata during the message from the developers.

 

[eldri]

Dance Dance Revolution Extreme

 

[Wendy Carter]

The very first game I remember that made me cry was Telltale's "The Walking Dead". I got misty-eyed throughout various moments, but the ending is an absolute tearjerker.

"Keep that hair short."

 

[Ashenthorn]

Journey.

 

[Bunny Tracks]

The first Red Dead Redemption.

 

[RG 448]

When I was like three or four, Sonic 2 for gamegear was my first video game. So the premise of the gamegear version is Tails was kidnapped and you have to get him back. But after you beat the game you don’t actually get him back, you just see his face formed by stars in the night sky. So dumb toddler me thought that meant Tails was dead. I laughed so hard I cried.

 

[Brain Power]

Beyond Good and Evil. First, when the lighthouse is destroyed and all the kids are gone. And then, when you finally find Pey'j after he's captured, but he's dead. Yes, he comes back to life but still...

 

[Vault Boy]

Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door, when you learn about what happened with Admiral Bobbery's wife.

Very powerful moment that cemented him as one of my favorite companions.

 

[The Shadow]

Final Fantasy VII, but not the moment you think. For me it was Cid aborting the launch to save Shera. Surprising how heartbreaking that is.

 

[Mightykiwi]

No game has ever made me cry, but Walking Dead Season 1 was probably the closest

 

[ProfDongs]

The Hospital scene in P4 with Nanako I remember being pretty rough at the time.

 

[Catgirl IRL]

Aeris.

Fuuuuuuck yoooou Square.

 

[Midlife Sperglord]

The last half hour of Brothers - A Tale of Two Sons.

 

[SmileyTimeDayCare]

Tears of Joy: Seven Cities of Gold for PC. I really had a good time slaughtering the natives.

Seven Cities Of Gold Review for the Commodore 64 by John Gage

Seven Cities Of Gold is a strategy/adventure game. A bit boring to play. This game was a request. Warning! This video has swearing.

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[MediocreMilt]

Tetris. When I lost one time. I even threw some things. Those damn blocks didn't know how good they had it with me. Why couldn't they just go where I wanted?

Also,
Crying over video games is faggot shit.

 

[BenevolenceInDenial]

Since people mentioned The Walking Dead Season 1, I'll mention Undertale. That game's true ending is powerful and you cannot convince me otherwise.

 

[Mender Bug]

Hollowknight. The game has a very powerful scene that is needed to get its true ending.

Also sorry you lost all your Pokémon OP. I have had that happen to me and I know how much it sucks.

 

[pomme]

The ending of Valiant Hearts: The Great War. Who knew a 2D puzzle solving game about WWI would get me so emotional