gaming What is the most saddest video game death that you have seen.

[Walter White 30]

Mine would have to be gow 3 doms death. It was set up so well that when i seen it i had tears in my eye's. The moment that dom died was an eye opener and another reason to end the fighting in sierra 

[Misty Rose 3,216]

Mine would have to be gow 3 doms death. It was set up so well that when i seen it i had tears in my eye's. The moment that dom died was an eye opener and another reason to end the fighting in sierra 

 

DOM DIED?! I played Gears of War 2 and I have to say I was almost crying at the end when Maria showed up. Dom's wife. I was like HOW HORRIBLE he was looking for her all throughout the game only for HIM TO SHOOT HER AT THE END TO END HER MISERY!!

I admire him though cause he did it out of love and because he no longer wanted to see her suffering but it WAS SO SAD!!

[TheFoolArcana515 50]

When I saw the topic doms death was the first one that popped into my mind lol XD. If I had to think of another one it would be Nanako from Persona 4. Completely out of the blue and a tear jerker :'(

[An Old Head 4,816]

Could you guys please make use of spoiler tags? I was just starting Persona 4 >.>

 

I have two nominations. The first would be:

 

 

Shadow the Hedgehog's, from Sonic Adventure 2: Battle. Before he was resurrected in following games, it was the saddest thing ever. For those who don't know his tale from Sonic Adventure 2: Battle, he was a life form created from artifice, taught the ways of morality through restricted love; and sacrifice in united strength of will against Gerald Robotnik's world-threatening ARK. Even though he hated humans for killing his love Maria when GUN soldiers shut down the ARK, he defied his lifelong ethics and wishes for the greater good, sacrificing himself and stopping the ARK from impacting Earth so that an inferior race may prosper. Coupled with the music that played when Sonic returned bearing the news, it's definitely the saddest video game death I've seen. Sayonara Shadow the Hedgehog!

 

The second would be:

 

Yours, from Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky. This part really moved me. Having spent such a long game adventuring with your partner, going to hell and back (or the future and back) and coping with betrayal and the loss of dear ones, you couldn't have a tighter bond with your partner in this game. So for you to have killed Primal Dialga with the knowledge that the restoration of the normal timeline would result in you being erased from the present - that leaves your partner alone. The sequence of events with your partner returning to the beach where you met them for the first time... watching the bubbles over the beach as they did when they first found you... and recollecting on your adventures together, coupled with the music that plays, is incredibly emotional. Wonderful, wonderful game.

 

Edited August 11, 2013 by Flipturn Amaterasu

[Rockymoo 2,137]

>most saddest

wut

Anyway, I thought the "death" of the player after

beating Primal Dialga in Pokemon Mystery Dungeon 2 was a real tear-jerker. And it was worse than death. You were being completely erased from the space-time continuum. So no afterlife.

 

I mean in the end you got off the hook, but in the moment it was the saddest thing ever.

Edited August 11, 2013 by Rockymoo

[Fubz 300]

I've not played many games where there's been many sad deaths (I get way too emotional in games ). I'd have to say in Cave Story though whenever someone would die they'd give you a powerup that you'd use a lot and every time you'd use it you'd remember your late comrade.

It would really leave the game with an extremely impressive dark/sad atmosphere.

[DaReaper 1,944]

Not gonna spoiler mine since everyone knows, Aeris from ff7 and this one not many people might know or even care Oddeye from Shining Force 2

[Fubz 300]

>most saddest

wut

Anyway, I thought the "death" of the player after

beating Primal Dialga in Pokemon Mystery Dungeon 2 was a real tear-jerker. And it was worse than death. You were being completely erased from the space-time continuum. So no afterlife.

 

I mean in the end you got off the hook, but in the moment it was the saddest thing ever.

No way, I was about to say this whole post with the exact same two points but I decided not to '-'

 

Now I'm feeling sad and happy at the same time, the game was 'good' that's about it, but honestly the whole charm of the game would make me want to recommend it to anyone P:

[Foreigner And Lover 207]

Dark Souls spoiler

 

The worst death in all of gaming is that of Solaire of Astora. He was so grossly incandescent, like the sun! We would engage in jolly cooperation!

 

Thank God I was able to save him on accident before finding out he could die.

Edited August 11, 2013 by Foreigner and Lover

[the_jetfighter 94]

ending of bioshock 1 and 2, it was the only video game death that ever made me feels, they saved it for the ending, and although it was not totally surprising it was just so feels...

[Fubz 300]

Not gonna spoiler mine since everyone knows, Aeris from ff7 and this one not many people might know or even care Oddeye from Shining Force 2

Mann I was just going to start playing through the final fantasy series. Gahhhhh!!! Spoilerz people. Not heard of shining force though

[Arretez 225]

The saddest game deaths for me:

Cole MacGrath in the good ending of inFamous 2, and John Marston in Red Dead Redemption. I only watched my little brother play Red Dead, so it didn't affect me as much when John died. However, inFamous hit me right in the heart.

 

[Rockymoo 2,137]

No way, I was about to say this whole post with the exact same two points but I decided not to '-'

 

Now I'm feeling sad and happy at the same time, the game was 'good' that's about it, but honestly the whole charm of the game would make me want to recommend it to anyone P:

See, the thing with that game in particular is that for the longest time they sort of get you into the mindset that it's a relaxed, kiddy story about talking Pokemon exploring and stopping a thief from taking these weird gear things, nothing more.

And then all of a sudden, bam. It's like a soap opera from then on out.

[Chain Combo 135]

I tried real hard to think of someone but can't think of anyone. In the games I like to play you can save everyone that might die and I always do so, or they come back later on some deus ex machina BS. Maybe Persona 3

Shinji from persona 3 I guess

 

Edited August 11, 2013 by SkullCrusherX

[MichaelxXxTrixie 433]

I'd probably say Fable II when your dog died. I chose in the end to make everyone who died in the spire come back rather than my family and dog. For a long time I had an empty feeling inside me, and that DLC you can get to make your dog come back just didn't feel like it was my real dog.

[DaReaper 1,944]

Mann I was just going to start playing through the final fantasy series. Gahhhhh!!! Spoilerz people. Not heard of shining force though

Yeah shining force 2 came out in 1994 so ot's older then a lot of people on these forums was a fun tirn based RPG though had a lot of lil secerts and stuff

[Fubz 300]

Yeah shining force 2 came out in 1994 so ot's older then a lot of people on these forums was a fun tirn based RPG though had a lot of lil secerts and stuff

I'll be sure to check it out ^-^ I do love me some lil secrets and I've already forgotten who's going to have the sad death so no spoilers for me. Thanks for the recommendation.

 

I wouldn't say it's the most sad but another moment is in Starcraft 1 when

Kerrigan is left to die and all you can do is watch her die whilst you escape screaming at Mengsk :'(

 

[Thrashy 2,800]

I think for me, the saddest and most epic death was that of (spoiler for 20+ year old game FTW) Galuf in FFV. I don't think any other death in the FF series tugged at my heartstrings more - no, not even Aeris's death. Something about a grandfather giving his life for his granddaughter just strikes me as a whole lot more emotionally weighty than some Mary Sue asshole with a long sword backstabbing a girl out of nowhere. Not to mention, it seems to be one of the only deaths in the series where the other characters actually try to use Phoenix Downs and cure spells to raise the fallen...to no avail, of course, but still, how many peoples thought "WTF CLOUD?! USE A PHOENIX DOWN!" when Aeris died? I know I did.

Edited August 11, 2013 by Lowline Thrash

[Megas 27,593]

 

 

- Mia Fey's death from Phoenix Wright, which is my main fuel for my hatred towards Redd White. It's especially heartbreaking when you see Maya crying next to her body

WHY DID YOU HAVE TO DIE? YOU WERE SO AWESOME!

- Zero's from the Megaman X, especially with the updated music and voice acting from Maverick Hunter X 

- Almost every death from the Metal Gear Solid series, but the Boss's, Big Boss's and E.E.'s especially bring out the waterworks

 

 

[Chin Chin 29]

Out of all the video games I've played with deaths in them that made others cry, none of them made me cry. Yeah, I felt sad, but that's about it. But, then I played The Last of Us. Some scenes in that game really got to me.

 

It wasn't Tess' or Sarah's deaths, but the deaths of Sam and Henry. I never expected Sam to get infected. I only thought the 4 would go their separate ways and that would be that. But no, Naughty Dog had to kill them off. When Henry put Sam out of his misery, I did not expect him to pull the trigger on himself. I actually didn't know what to expect. I was really surprised when that happened and because of that, manly tears were shed that day.

 

[TheFoolArcana515 50]

Could you guys please make use of spoiler tags? I was just starting Persona 4 >.>]

 

 

Lol if you didn't want spoilers you shouldn't have clicked a link to saddest deaths

[An Old Head 4,816]

 

Lol if you didn't want spoilers you shouldn't have clicked a link to saddest deaths

 

Well, we do have things called spoiler tags. They've been used in pretty much all spoiler-related threads in the past. I was expecting this thread to be the same.

 

 

 

- Mia Fey's death from Phoenix Wright, which is my main fuel for my hatred towards Redd White. It's especially heartbreaking when you see Maya crying next to her body

WHY DID YOU HAVE TO DIE? YOU WERE SO AWESOME!

- Zero's from the Megaman X, especially with the updated music and voice acting from Maverick Hunter X 

- Almost every death from the Metal Gear Solid series, but the Boss's, Big Boss's and E.E.'s especially bring out the waterworks

 

 

I agree with the first one. It was so satisfying to be able to get at Redd White in court.

Edited August 11, 2013 by Flipturn Amaterasu

[RainbowDashie 767]

 

 

Anyways, the saddest video game death would be John Marshton's death at the end of Red Dead Redemption, i played it on the PS3

 

 

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKafS8zn5TI 

[LexiiCii 30]

* le sigh* Captain John Mactavish from Call of Duty. HE WAS A BRAVE SOLDIER HOW COULD YOU DO THAT CALL OF DUTY WHY?!

 

 

 

And if it was Price that died... Be prepared to have a lot of tissues and tears.

 

 

 

[Scootalove 10,689]

I think the saddest video game death, that I've seen would have to be Ashley Williams dying in Mass Effect. That really just made me cry my eyes out.