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RE: Do you like to be scared? - Guest - 07-14-2006
i have mixed feelings about fear. i dont like, but i dont dislike it either. Theres something mesmerizing in it, that makes you want to know what is behind that corner,even tho your mind says otherwise.
RE: Do you like to be scared? - Guest - 07-14-2006
It all depends on the situation I guess. But let's say i'm playing Fatal Frame III....I doubt I don't want to be scared, why the F would I play a game that is based on something that I don't want?
But in some situations I don't want to be scared, like when simply walking out a late night. It's annoying when something scary happens and starts up the paranoia section in the head.
RE: Do you like to be scared? - Guest - 07-15-2006
I love to get scared! if im with a friend and is playing Resident Evil 4 i force him to play while i hide under the nearest furniture
RE: Do you like to be scared? - Guest - 07-15-2006
RE4 isnt scary, it's an action game dude....
RE: Do you like to be scared? - Guest - 07-15-2006
Not when he is playing it..
RE: Do you like to be scared? - Guest - 09-21-2006
Depends in which way
Horror and fear games/movies I enjoy them but be scared/shocked by a F***ing screamer then no way.
RE: Do you like to be scared? - Guest - 09-30-2006
I love to be scared, but I agree with mrbean1112, F.E.A.R and Penumbra have scared me. Some movies scared me too.
RE: Do you like to be scared? - flubagalub - 01-26-2007
I don't really get scared by movies. Sure, I haven't watched the scariest movies like The Exorcist, but I still get scared much easier when playing games than when watching movies.
RE: Do you like to be scared? - HiViH - 03-09-2007
where is the yes and no option ?
RE: Do you like to be scared? - cuber3 - 04-02-2007
I love scary games, which is probably why survival horror is my favorite genre of games
I don't get really scared by games with jumpy moments (they're often soooo predictable), but instead I prefer dark games with great atmosphere (Penumbra, Resident Evil remake, even Doom 3's atmosphere apart from the fact that it's an FPS of course
)I have to say, the first time you have to hide from a wolf in Penumbra was one of the most tense and scary moments in any game I've played.
I think the player breathing heavily when staring at enemies is a brilliant touch, and your heart really is pumping when you sneak past them.
Anyways, to cut a long story short, that's a definitive YES!