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**oasis** · 06-01-2010, 01:45 AM

"Whatever the genre, making an emotional connection is what most games strive for. That doesn't necessarily mean that it wants to you fall in love with the hero, hate the villain or sympathise with Pac-Man's quest to eat the cherries – more simply that without some connection, a game is doomed to be a purely mechanical toy."

Read more: How games create emotional connections | News | TechRadar UK

**Demon-Mask** · 06-01-2010, 08:37 PM

I like the part about the connection to the victims. It reminded me of the fight with The Sorrow in MGS3.
You see every person and animal you've killed. Slit that guy's throat? There he is walking by, blood gushing out his neck. Destroyed their supply depot? There they are walking by holding their stomachs complaining of hunger. I almost felt remorse for all of the kills.