View Full Version : Best Game Moments/Phrases
DrunkN
05-16-2009, 04:09 PM
Just say some really good game moments or parts.
Some examples.
Microwaving the hamster in Maniac Mansion.
Kicking an alien in the groin in Out of This World.
or you could quote a game.
"You find a shotgun, but decide not to take it." -Clock Tower 2
Slime Slayer
05-16-2009, 05:25 PM
all the funny dances in the dragon warrior games. ff2 has some good ones too.
the was really funny part in lunar, where you find a stick of butter and a rubber band under the bed, i cant remember excatly whet the character says, maybe someone can be more specific for me.
Shades
05-16-2009, 06:32 PM
On Sly Cooper 3 (pretty sure it's the third), when Sly and the turtle guy are talking about a mission, and Sly can't stop thinking about spaghetti sauce. I don't know, it caught me way off guard.
samejamesbond
05-16-2009, 09:07 PM
The WORST voice acting in the history of Video Gaming:
Resident Evil
YouTube - Garland's Top 10 Resident Evil Quotes & Conversations
sezthemank
05-16-2009, 09:31 PM
Have you ever played mortal combat
im not sure which one
But when you do somthing a guy pops out and says WHOOPPSY!
please someone let me know which game it is so i know that i aint going CRAZY!
samejamesbond
05-16-2009, 09:50 PM
Mortal Kombat 3 I think...
DrunkN
05-16-2009, 11:37 PM
The WORST voice acting in the history of Video Gaming:
Resident Evil
YouTube - Garland's Top 10 Resident Evil Quotes & Conversations (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a41TAy7RfVI&feature=related)
You do know that the producer INTENDED for the game to be like a cheesy B-grade horror film right?
Climbing walls and ceilings like Spider-Man with Grant in Castlevania 3.
Knocking Ms. Mary out with a plank of wood in Clock Tower.
Shooting a possessed child in the face in Clock Tower 2.
Kicking Scissorman in the grapes in the Clock Tower for PS1. (I have Clock Tower on my mind again...)
Shooting Slippy down in any Star Fox game.
The whole Zero-Wing intro. (all your base)
Battling God in a game of DDR in The Simpsons Video Game.
SSBBrawler
05-17-2009, 10:25 PM
Discovering a glitch allowing Yoshi to walk underwater in Super Mario Sunshine.
Kevin
05-18-2009, 12:19 AM
I thought using one of those light gun controllers for shooting games was pretty sweet the first time I ever tried.
The 3D goggles for the SMS were also spectacular back in the day.
jim5cents
05-18-2009, 09:21 PM
@samejamesbond...thanks, i was going to mention the master of unlocking
other great moments...
aeris' death
the "Snake? SNAKE!!!!!!!!!" deathscreen
ff3, the opera house
prey, finally finding your girlfriend
metroid, finding out that samus is a chick
the correct choice? at the end of halflife
i beat dead space today, i'm not going to say it is one of the greatest video game moments, but the final cutscene is worth watching.
my personal favorite moment came in high school, having a lan party, playing starcraft...out of nowhere in a multiplayer game, we hear "nuclear launch detected" and the bomb detonates on someone's base. so types "was that a nuke" the reply was "no, {another friend's last name}'s mom just jumped up and landed on my base" this other friend was playing in another room down the hall. suddenly we hear "thump, thump, thump" and this kid runs down the hall and starts punching the friend that typed in the comment in the face...so classic.
Ragtag
05-18-2009, 09:31 PM
I was particularly effected the first time that I saw the first little cut scene in Resident Evil. When the first zombie looks up from its meal, groans, and starts chasing after you...well...I may have messed myself a little...
I use to work at a small Internet company. There was about 10 employees. The bosses loved Coutnerstrike, I hated it. I hate all 3D games. But since they liked it we all had to play on the clock for about 2 hours everyday.
One day we made a bet. I could have any weapon. Everyone else could only have knives. 10 on 1. First to 50 kills wins. If I won everyone had to give me $5 each. If I lost I had to wear a dress to work. To me clothes are very unimportant but 50 bucks is pretty cool so I took the bet.
Everyone was communicating through speaker phones. I was about to win but it was close. My boss, the third highest guy in the company, and a guy that was the same level as me were both trying to be the alphamale and tell everyone what to do. They were pushing eachothers buttons and starting to get verbally intense. The boss tried to tell the other guy what to do and he responded with some smart ass comment about him not being the boss in the game. The boss got up and came into our office and punched him. I tried to keep the game going so I could win the bet but everyone just went home and the bet was canceled and the event was never talked about again.
Both of them were fired. The boss got 1 million dollars in stock for accepting forced resignation. The other guy got free insurance for him and his pregant wife until the baby was a year old plus something like $20,000 in stock and a couple free paychecks.
I quit a couple months later, nice and quietly with a 4 weeks notice and I got no parting gifts. Moral of the story, piss your boss off until he punches you.
There is an episode of The Office US version were they have to play a FPS and the main guy thinks it is hell while everyone else thinks it is the dream job. That was me.
DrunkN
05-18-2009, 10:39 PM
I was particularly effected the first time that I saw the first little cut scene in Resident Evil. When the first zombie looks up from its meal, groans, and starts chasing after you...well...I may have messed myself a little...
YES!! I too almost craped myself after seeing that scene. But in REmake it didn't have the same effect since the zombie didn't have pupils.
Dudebro
05-18-2009, 10:47 PM
There is an episode of The Office US version were they have to play a FPS and the main guy thinks it is hell while everyone else thinks it is the dream job. That was me.
I was just gonna say that. Does this mean you watch the office?
Btw that episode had a good quote.
"I'm gonna kill you for real. The game is over, I'm really gonna shoot you."
YouTube - The Office - Call of Duty
It's at 1:00 if anyone cares.
I watched the first couple seasons. That was my life for about 6 months 10 years ago. Almost exactly identical.
dseekatz
05-19-2009, 12:02 AM
i beat dead space today, i'm not going to say it is one of the greatest video game moments, but the final cutscene is worth watching.
I would agree with that.
Also, some various monkey island jokes get me every time.
Edit: actually, I would say that the Dead Space cutscene is one of the greatest moments... at least for me. Its the only time during a video game that I've been legitimately piss-my-pants scared.
Dudebro
05-19-2009, 12:32 AM
I watched the first couple seasons. That was my life for about 6 months 10 years ago. Almost exactly identical.
My gf is in love with the show. Since the move my xbox has become the dvd player and it's 99% The Office. I really like the show too but some stuff loses me, I guess since I never worked in an office.
Slime Slayer
05-19-2009, 01:38 AM
the question is, are you guys talking about the european or n/a version of the show?
Dudebro
05-19-2009, 02:18 AM
NA all the way. I can barely understand the british, why would I watch their version?
sezthemank
05-19-2009, 03:06 AM
NA all the way. I can barely understand the british, why would I watch their version?
because its the best of corse!
Us british aint as bad as you yanks at least we dont talk in slow motion!
jim5cents
05-19-2009, 09:16 AM
because its the best of corse!
Us british aint as bad as you yanks at least we dont talk in slow motion!
yeah, but you type in slow motion...it seriously took me about 20 seconds to read, process, and understand that sentence.
sezthemank
05-19-2009, 09:29 AM
yeah, but you type in slow motion...it seriously took me about 20 seconds to read, process, and understand that sentence.
I dont type in slow motion.
I am quite the fast typer jimmy boy!
jim5cents
05-19-2009, 09:34 AM
the point being, while you may speak and type fast, if it takes everyone forever to understand what you are saying, then you have netted a total loss of time. no wonder we beat you guys in every war we ever fought, your generals were shouting out orders and the troops had no idea what they said, meanwhile, we are busy winning the war.
Ragtag
05-19-2009, 10:15 AM
Both versions are The Office are pretty good. Also, I think that having some office experience helps in appreciating some of the humor.
I used to think that the British version was better, but after watching this year's episodes on-line, I'm not so sure. They had a run of 4 or 5 episodes that were absolute money. I think, collectively, the cast of the American version is better, but, as an individual, Ricky Gervais is just wicked. Love that guy. His stand-up is terrible, though.
sezthemank
05-19-2009, 10:46 AM
the point being, while you may speak and type fast, if it takes everyone forever to understand what you are saying, then you have netted a total loss of time. no wonder we beat you guys in every war we ever fought, your generals were shouting out orders and the troops had no idea what they said, meanwhile, we are busy winning the war.
usa didnt join ww2 till hitler was getting weak !
at least our country doesn't make up reasons to start a war to steal another nations oil. America did not technically 'save our asses', you came in near the end of the war to get credit
Why are you bringing the war into this?
your country used to belong to us Mr!
Your country never owned us, My house is older than the US!
(not older than the land, I know the natives used to have it)
Without England, there would be no America. You are all descended from some other country, as the only true Americans were native Americans (hence the name) and you/we pretty much wiped them out. Lots Americans are Irish or English anyway
may i add that the british won the wars and americans just made films of it to make it look like they did! i live in the UK and its funny to think that all you americans just think we are all londeners that are all posh and talk funny. i live no where near london and have nothing like a london accent all you guys think we have. You do have abit of an upperhand though. like bigger country, no chavs, etc. But in my conclusion, i would like to live in america for the weather and swimming pools in backgardens. But i do love my country!
oh and p.s
our rugby players are tougher than your american footballers, football actually involves kicking a ball. with your foot. hence "foot" ball. an irony that Americans still havent figured out yet.
FOR ENGLAND! : not only can we avoid obesity, we can spell it as well!
sabby
05-19-2009, 11:03 AM
If this were in any other part of the forum, I would have nailed you both (jim and sez), you're borderline flaming each other.
sezthemank
05-19-2009, 11:13 AM
he started it :p
jim5cents
05-19-2009, 11:21 AM
@sabby...true
@sez, i bring up war because we don't have tea time, we start wars. i never mentioned ww2, as matter of fact, i will acknowledge the determination and resistance of the british people as the singular most important reason as to why hitler and the nazis were defeated in the war. if the uk falls, then there is no place for the normandy invasion to launch from.
i played rugby for 4 years while in was in college, so i know all about it. i firmly believe that it is a superior game to american football, both to play and watch. it is the lone reason why i subscribe to sky sports.
i also believe american football is the reason why the us can not dominate the "international" sports, i.e. soccer, rugby. the best of our athletic talent plays and learns our sports in the youth leagues and ultimately in our professional leagues. if our american football players instead spent their lives training for rugby or soccer, we would be untouchable.
another great gaming moment, the entire gameplay and story of shadow of the colessus
sezthemank
05-19-2009, 11:51 AM
@sabby...true
i also believe american football is the reason why the us can not dominate the "international" sports, i.e. soccer,FOOTBALL! rugby. the best of our athletic talent plays and learns our sports in the youth leagues and ultimately in our professional leagues. if our american football players instead spent their lives training for rugby or soccer, we would be untouchable.
another great gaming moment, the entire gameplay and story of shadow of the colessus
I agree with your opinion on FOOTBALL, but I disagree on your patriot style bullying,
Britain once owned most of teh civilized world and more than that of the uncivilized world. Colonies are like children: they still love Mom and Dad but want their own space, their own lives. America is like that.
Compared to Britain, America is barely a teenager, owing to the fact that Britain has a much longer history than America does. That is due to the fact that white Europeans like the British, French and Spanish came over to the North American Continent and killed off 99% of the native population and penned the rest of them up on reservations beginning acouple hundred years ago. (Ok, four centuries, give or take)
The Dutch took a look at some of that Eastern Seaboard land and lost interest due to the natives and the British. Mind you, this is just a thumbnail sketch and by no means encompasses all of the truly rich history that we two nations share with each other.
After all the bickering and squabbling between England and America ended, we settled into being pretty decent trading partners and fighting allies. I actually prefer to see it that way.
americans always boast about their army (which can never be a good thing anyway), but britain can claim to have the regiment that has the most vigorous training in the world. the SAS, but like i said this shouldn't be rejoiced over, as this is what causes wars.
Forget the differences and personal preferences. We are the TWO GREATEST COUNTRIES ON THE PLANET! That is my honest opinion.
oh and
I would rather drink tea then lard.
sabby
05-19-2009, 12:03 PM
....and yet it continues :rolleyes:
jim5cents
05-19-2009, 12:35 PM
http://17.media.tumblr.com/i2dw5nf19na59b2fXSovmd6uo1_500.jpg (http://thisiswhyyourefat.com/photo/1280/108653927/1/i2dw5nf19na59b2fXSovmd6u) Lardz
Deep fried lard balls topped with sugar.
(submitted by Obesity Is My Goal)
http://thisiswhyyourefat.tumblr.com/themes/4/link.gif (http://thisiswhyyourefat.com/post/108222529/donut-fries-donut-french-fries-with-raspberry)
i eat my lard thank you.
again, thanks to tmt to providing the link to www.thisiswhyyourefat.com (http://www.thisiswhyyourefat.com)
another great moment, i landed my airplane on top gun the other day, i couldn't believe it.
sezthemank
05-19-2009, 12:53 PM
http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e82/advisor31/funny%20pictures/funny_pictures_Differences_between_.jpg
An american walked into an English pub and asked for a pint of Budweiser.
The barman replied "You're americanaren't you?"
The man says, "Yeah. Could you tell by the drink I ordered, or the accent?"
The barman replied. "Neither, you are the fattest guy I have ever seen."
If I had a Nickel for every time I’ve insulted americans, I’d go to the bank and exchange it for some proper British Currency.
DrunkN
05-19-2009, 03:20 PM
http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e82/advisor31/funny%20pictures/funny_pictures_Differences_between_.jpg
An american walked into an English pub and asked for a pint of Budweiser.
The barman replied "You're americanaren't you?"
The man says, "Yeah. Could you tell by the drink I ordered, or the accent?"
The barman replied. "Neither, you are the fattest guy I have ever seen."
If I had a Nickel for every time I’ve insulted americans, I’d go to the bank and exchange it for some proper British Currency.
People don't really care what happens to other people they don't know in the U.S., the easiest scam in the country (arguably, or at least the most obvious) is to sell something to people that makes them fat, them sell them some bologna(not literally) that makes them think they're getting skinnier.
Slime Slayer
05-19-2009, 08:12 PM
thanks so much for posting that sez, now i have to get my jollies over at evg... i dont have time for this!
jim5cents
05-19-2009, 08:32 PM
of course it isn't very hard to get jollies over at evg theses days, always being 1 click way from the carnal pleasures on the forum boards.
and sez...really? for someone that has multiple times made comments about not speaking like a londoner and how everyone in england doesn't have bad teeth, i would think you would be better than throwing out stereotypes other than all americans are obese and warmongers. i expected better.
sezthemank
05-20-2009, 10:37 AM
You say i mensioned stereotypes,
YOU MENSIONED TEATIME
(which, by the way - the best time of the day!)
jim5cents
05-20-2009, 10:49 AM
yes, tea time is a cultural icon and accepted practice of british, as well as many lands that were colonized by britian, i.e. australia, new zealand, hong kong, and parts of africa, so i'm not sure how that is a stereotype. i also understand that it isn't simply for drinking tea, but its also a snack and rest period as well. i doubt everyone practices it.
the american equivient is coffee breaks as we are not big tea drinkers and accusing americans as taking coffee breaks isn't stereotypical in the least. do yourself the favor and say "whatever" so you can hurry up and lose this debate.
dseekatz
05-20-2009, 11:26 AM
I have tea with my canadian girlfriend and her family sometimes
its nice
Slime Slayer
05-20-2009, 02:05 PM
canadians dont drink tea until the age of 60
DrunkN
05-20-2009, 09:16 PM
canadians dont drink tea until the age of 60
here we go again.
BTW
http://www.frontiernet.net/%7Ejoe14580/this%20thread%20has%20derailed.jpg
dseekatz
05-21-2009, 11:27 AM
canadians dont drink tea until the age of 60
Her parents are originally from England, so she does.
Also, The whole you being Revan thing from Knights of the Old Republic because I called it.
sezthemank
05-23-2009, 02:58 PM
yes, tea time is a cultural icon and accepted practice of british, as well as many lands that were colonized by britian, i.e. australia, new zealand, hong kong, and parts of africa, so i'm not sure how that is a stereotype. i also understand that it isn't simply for drinking tea, but its also a snack and rest period as well. i doubt everyone practices it.
the american equivient is coffee breaks as we are not big tea drinkers and accusing americans as taking coffee breaks isn't stereotypical in the least. do yourself the favor and say "whatever" so you can hurry up and lose this debate.
Well yeah when I go to my mums for "tea", its dinner im going there for.
Everything you are saying about tea being drunk in all different places is pointless, I already Knew that - I did not make the stereotypes up!You brought up teatime so i brought up the obese problem America has.
When we have a cup of tea in England -
We dont sit around with a tea pot and little cups (maybee some old ladies do)
we have a cup of tea like how you have coffee, in a mug in frount of the TV
FYI I drink more coffee that tea
in Britain don't get that whole patriotism thing-it makes absolutely no sense to us, and I have a feeling it never will.
That whole respecting the flag and the pledge of allegience, and respecting the president no matter how much of a moron he is...really, we're incapable of getting it. In fact it's a little bit creepy. We make fun of our prime minster all the time.
BECAUSE WE ARE MORE CHILLED OUT
The reason so many countries have problems with Americans is because they think they are better than everyone else and they treat us like we are inferior
We have a lot more freedom then you guys do - that is a fact!
oh and im not going to say whatever
maybee you should jimmy boy because I will not give up...
...not because im a Brit but Because Im a woman.
Woman dont like to lose arguments!
jim5cents
05-23-2009, 06:01 PM
in Britain don't get that whole patriotism thing-it makes absolutely no sense to us, and I have a feeling it never will.
the much more likely scenario is that it did make sense to the british at one time, and you have outgrown it, there was a time with britain ruled roughly 1/4 of the world...and you think the british weren't pompous about that? i believe they were incredibley pompous about it, hence why they never allowed representation in their government for any of its colonies. the british were too patriotic and full of themselves to allow anything like that.
We make fun of our prime minster all the time.
BECAUSE WE ARE MORE CHILLED OUT
you have obviously never seen the daily report with jon stewart, the colbert report, dave letterman, jay leno, conan o'brien, johnny carson, or any one else in entertainment. you obviously have never searched the internet too hard to find something like this
Bush Sucks! (http://www.bushsucks.com/)
President Bush Sucks (http://www.presidentbushsucks.org/)
the top two searches when searching google for bush sucks
We have a lot more freedom then you guys do - that is a fact!
hey...how is your handgun doing? oh...thats right, there is a handgun ban in the uk...and handgun crime is up since the handgun ban in 1997.
BBC NEWS | UK | Analysis: UK gun crime figures (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6960431.stm)
for the epic fail. you don't like to lose arguements, but you just did.
Dudebro
05-24-2009, 02:17 AM
Before you guys get all hot and bothered I just wanna point out that people are people regardless of location. I'm sure Britain has it's share of uber patriots just like the US has it's share of people who like tea time.
Growing up I drank tea and ate desserts while watching TV with my grandmother, tea time. It's not just a limey tradition so get over that idea.
Also I've known some brits in my time and they were all very proud of their country and they will gladly tell you about it. Sounds like plenty of americans I know.
sezthemank
05-24-2009, 06:53 AM
hey...how is your handgun doing? oh...thats right, there is a handgun ban in the uk...and handgun crime is up since the handgun ban in 1997.
.
Whats that got to do with your freedom.
Guns have been banned for longer then 97, only people like farmers could have them. and if they were caught off the farm with them they would be put in jail for about 15 years
If you think guns are bad, you should see our knife crimes
if you even get caught with a knife these days - 5 years instantly.
there has been to many stabbings, so the police have gone crazy.
when I said you guys dont have as much freedom as us, what I meant was you dont have as much freedom of speach as we do.
We just dont give a shit. We dont have "areas" or "comunitys" for certain races like the blacks stay over there and the whites stay over there.
Living in toxteth in liverpool, this area for example is very very mixed
I like it like that. If one person comes into our area shouting Racial Slurs,
they will either be run out of here or killed.
And now that I think about it, im only arguing with you because I dont wanna lose
My family hate England for what they dont to their country.
The IRA may have bombed buildings, but they didnt kill anyone at the time.
Its all because england wont give nothern ireland back.
also all the horrible and discacefull things they done to the irish all them years ago, im not just talking about potatos im talking about the raping the slavery the killing and pilageing.
I dont like england that much, but im english and Im proud, only because Im arginging with you Jim,
England might be bad
but thats your mother country.
jim5cents
05-24-2009, 11:27 AM
my last response
Whats that got to do with your freedom.
a lot actually. our right to have privately owned firearms is a necessity for self defense and your basic human right to life. the reasons why handgun and knife crimes are up in the uk is that criminals know that their victims have no weapons to defend themselves with.
sezthemank
05-24-2009, 11:35 AM
my last response
a lot actually. our right to have privately owned firearms is a necessity for self defense and your basic human right to life. the reasons why handgun and knife crimes are up in the uk is that criminals know that their victims have no weapons to defend themselves with.
Nah
we prefer to hit people with things
..like our fists
most of us dont need guns!
Dudebro
05-25-2009, 02:52 AM
when I said you guys dont have as much freedom as us, what I meant was you dont have as much freedom of speach as we do.
We just dont give a shit. We dont have "areas" or "comunitys" for certain races like the blacks stay over there and the whites stay over there.
Living in toxteth in liverpool, this area for example is very very mixed
I like it like that. If one person comes into our area shouting racial slurs.
they will either be run out of here or killed.
Gee, that sounds like EVERY major US city.
Btw please don't use racial slurs. I know you're trying to prove a point but it's not cool.
Blue Shoe 2
05-25-2009, 10:05 AM
"This is America, Dammit! speak American!"-Duke Nukem, R.I.P
DrunkN
05-25-2009, 01:39 PM
Just start a new topic if you want to talk about this stuff.
http://www.cnet.com/i/bto/20080908/Thread-Offtopic-Derailed.jpg
sezthemank
05-26-2009, 07:53 AM
I think you win jim!
Like i said before i melt at the sound of a American accent.
awww im glad we dont have voice chat on here!
I seen some yanks in a pub by mine,
they love all that "beetles" crap!
they were sat in the corner of the room and one of the drunks went over to them for a light,
and the woman was like "wow i cant beleve im in liverpool!!"
I found it hillarious because as the drunk guy walked away he started putting on a american accent.
"housten! we have a problem!" he was shouting
he drunk loved them!
in the end he got a bit annoying and they picked up their cameras and beetles carryer bags and left.
poor yanks!
Ill tell you somthing though
you yanks are loved in liverpool
mancunions (manks) are not!
Kugyince
05-26-2009, 08:02 AM
I'd be more excited to meet the Gorillaz.
sezthemank
05-26-2009, 08:11 AM
I'd be more excited to meet the Gorillaz.
The gorillaz?
the group?
Kugyince
05-26-2009, 08:13 AM
Yep
sezthemank
05-26-2009, 08:33 AM
yeah they cool,
there different - thats what nakes them good too.
I'd be more excited to meet the Gorillaz.
I thought they were just a cartoon.
DrunkN
05-26-2009, 10:20 AM
Could I get this thread locked?
sabby
05-26-2009, 10:48 AM
As per thread creator.
-=Thread Locked=-
Kugyince
05-26-2009, 01:37 PM
I thought they were just a cartoon.
This should better explain it:
YouTube - Gorillaz - Interview
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