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BaronVonSTFU - Mar 15, 2004

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 Taelon Mar 17, 2004

  
	
	
Originally posted by Pearl Jammzz@Mar 17, 2004 @ 08:19 PM

best way to play horror games.....by yerself in a dark room at night when u have been up for a long time w/ sum good headphones on


Totally! Especially on a 21" monitor and when playing a modern game with DirectX9.0 graphics so good you completely forget they're just a load of polygons.

I know I'm gonna get laughed out of the forums for this one, but Tomb Raider Angel of Darkness has some pretty darn scary moments, too. Lara spends a lot of time underground in buried halls with lots of gothic-like architecture, and those ambient sounds... *shudder* It's not so much shock effects, it's walking into the unknown and not knowing what to expect.

 muffinman943 Mar 17, 2004
pokemon yellow version

 Gallstaff Mar 17, 2004
I still am scared to hell everytime I hear the ominous screech of a "swift" attack

 Des-ROW Mar 17, 2004
I love you Muffinman.

 Nadius Mar 17, 2004
When I was a kid Friday the 13th for the NES was pretty damn scary. Jason popping out of nowhere and kicking your ass, now that's scary. The only games i played after that that gave me chills was Alone in the Dark II and Resident Evil.

 mal Mar 17, 2004

  
	
	
Originally posted by Des-ROW@Mar 18, 2004 @ 01:38 PM

I love you Muffinman.


And so it starts again.

 Alexvrb Mar 17, 2004
Hmm, how to get the thread back on topic...

Ah yes, something new to add! I've found that no multiplayer game is remotely scary if my opponents are other players. It doesn't matter to me what they are or what they can do, I find that if I know they're human (or close enough) that nothing about the game is scary.

 CrazyGoon Mar 18, 2004

  
	
	
Originally posted by Taelon@Mar 17, 2004 @ 07:49 PM

I know I'm gonna get laughed out of the forums for this one, but Tomb Raider Angel of Darkness has some pretty darn scary moments, too. Lara spends a lot of time underground in buried halls with lots of gothic-like architecture, and those ambient sounds... *shudder* It's not so much shock effects, it's walking into the unknown and not knowing what to expect.


How does that game compare to the rest of the TR games? The series was going downhill last time I looked..

 it290 Mar 18, 2004

  
	
	
When I was a kid Friday the 13th for the NES was pretty damn scary. Jason popping out of nowhere and kicking your ass, now that's scary. The only games i played after that that gave me chills was Alone in the Dark II and Resident Evil.


Heh, how about Halloween for the Atari 2600? Kinda similar, although there was far less tension involved.

 Dr_Frankenmiga Mar 18, 2004
Slighlty off topic but has anyone noticed that if you fall really fast in a game it seems like you falling too?

Dont know about anyone else but my legs go all funny as if braceing for the impact,my stomach goes funny too as if on a rollercoaster till my character lands then I am all right.Man I hate that.

 Alexvrb Mar 18, 2004

  
	
	
Originally posted by Dr_Frankenmiga@Mar 18, 2004 @ 05:08 PM

Slighlty off topic but has anyone noticed that if you fall really fast in a game it seems like you falling too?

Dont know about anyone else but my legs go all funny as if braceing for the impact,my stomach goes funny too as if on a rollercoaster till my character lands then I am all right.Man I hate that.


I usually don't mind falling at all. Sometimes its just outrageously fun, ever ram a speeding jeep off a cliff into some infantry? At the worst, I'm irritated that I'm going to die AND I've screwed up my aim. You wouldn't like flying aircraft in BF 1942 at all if you can't stand a little falling

 klakalou Mar 18, 2004
scariest game i have ever played....doom 3 beta XD

 Taelon Mar 18, 2004

  
	
	
Originally posted by Des-ROW+Mar 17, 2004 @ 08:37 PM-->
QUOTE(Des-ROW @ Mar 17, 2004 @ 08:37 PM)
QUOTE(mal @ Mar 17, 2004 @ 10:12 PM)
QUOTE(muffinman943 @ Mar 18, 2004 @ 05:40 PM)

  
	
	
Originally posted by mal@Mar 17, 2004 @ 10:12 PM