I love watching these long lengthy videos, but sometimes it would be cool to listen to these in podcast form at work, any way these could be podcasts as well??
Soma, that ending! Doki Doki that twist! And maybe I missed it but to me Ethan shouting JASON is a top 5 unforgettable gaming moment for the World over.
1.Bathtub scene from Eternal Darkness 2. Seeing the Hydra from the cliff in Dark Souls 3. Beating the Amygdala in Defiled Chalice layer 3 4. Beating Super Mario Bros 3 for the first time and being rewarded with full P Wing inventory. 5. Train level in Goldeneye
Timestamps for first 51 (Just titles of games) 2:19 - Star Wars: KOTOR 3:46 - Far Cry 4 5:09 - Resident Evil 2 6:26 - GTA 4 7:41 - The Witcher 3 8:46 - Bioshock Infinite 10:03 - Metal Gear Solid 4 11:21 - Silent Hill 12:34 - God of War (2005) 13:48 - Super Mario Bros. 14:57 - Red Dead Redemption 2 16:13 - Final Fantasy VII 17:52 - The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask 19:17 - The Last of Us 20:49 - Dark Souls 22:24 - Resident Evil 7 23:50 - Spec Ops: The Line 25:38 - Assassin’s Creed: Revelations 27:09 - Saints Row 4 28:36 - South Park: the Stick of Truth 30:11 - Gears of War 2 31:40 - Outer Wilds 33:02 - Half-Life 2 34:24 - Halo: Combat Evolved 36:01 - Dead Space 2 37:24 - Tony Hawk’s Underground 38:45 - Final Fantasy VI 40:05 - Heavy Rain 41:21 - GTA: San Andreas 42:46 - Mike Tyson’s Punch Out 44:09 - Metal Gear Solid 45:31 - Borderlands 2 46:48 - Braid 47:55 - Ghost of Tsushima 49:11 - The Walking Dead: Season 1 50:27 - Shenmue 51:42 - Uncharted 2 52:53 - Disco Elysium 54:10 - Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion 55:18 - Star Wars: The Force Unleashed 56:32 - Dragon Age: Origins 57:44 - Pokémon Red and Blue 59:15 - Ms. Pac Man 1:00:37 - Final Fantasy X 1:02:07 - Mass Effect 2 1:03:30 - Oddworld: Abe’s Odyssey 1:05:05 - Kingdom Hearts 1:06:39 - Guitar Hero 3: Legends of Rock 1:08:14 - Metal Gear Solid 3 1:09:48 - Silent Hill 2 1:11:20 - Prey (2006) 1:12:51 - Shadow of the Colossus
Timestamps for the remaining game titles 1:14:06 - Resident Evil Village 1:15:30 - Call of Duty 4 Modern Warfare 1:16:46 - God of War 2018 1:18:00 - Parasite Eve 1:19:23 - Life is Strange 1:20:40 - Assassin's Creed 3 1:22:04 - Metroid 1:23:22 - Tomb Raider 1:24:40 - Mass Effect 3 1:26:10 - Batman Arkham Asylum 1:27:34 - Super Mario 64 1:28:48 - StarCraft 1:30:15 - Gears of War 3 1:31:39 - Wolfenstein 3D 1:32:53 - Pokemon Gold/Silver/Crystal 1:34:04 - Duck Hunt 1:35:25 - The Legend of Zelda 1:36:44 - System Shock 2 1:38:10 - The Last of Us Part II 1:39:29 - Red Dead Redemption 1:41:00 - Outlast Whistleblower 1:42:38 - Resident Evil 1:44:05 - Wolfenstein II the New Colossus 1:45:50 - Marvel Spiderman 1:47:25 - The Oregon Trail 1:49:10 - Deadly Premonition 1:50:48 - Half-Life 2 1:52:17 - Halo 4 1:53:50 - The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time 1:55:16 - Eternal Darkness Sanity's Requiem 1:56:54 - Dragon Quest XI 1:58:14 - Batman Arkham City 1:59:43 - Uncharted 3 Drake's Deception 2:01:02 - Alien Isolation 2:02:20 - The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim 2:03:45 - Fallout 3 2:05:02 - Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep 2:06:40 - Grand Theft Auto V 2:08:19 - Journey 2:09:38 - Medal of Honor Frontline 2:10:51 - Far Cry 3 2:12:13 - SoulsBorne Series 2:13:22 - Resident Evil 4 2:14:46 - The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild 2:16:06 - Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order 2:17:56 - P.T. 2:19:15 - Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 2:20:29 - Portal 2:21:43 - Bioshock
I'm just going to say it right now, you are truly the MVP right now. I avoided watching this video because I didn't want to have any of my backlog games to be spoiled. But now I can watch with confidence. Thank you
For me the most unforgettable has got to be Psycho Mantis in Metal Gear Solid. Having to change controller ports so he couldn't read your mind was next level clever at the time. As was him being able to tell you what was on your memory card too
It kept screwing me up whenever he was shutting the game off to the video selection screen. I honestly thought something was wrong with my game and turned it off a couple of times trying to fix it lol
@@corylyonsmusic that happen to me playing metal gear solid 2 me and my friend were high as fuck, and there is one part where you talking with your comander on comms and he starts talking random shit we toghout the game was bugged and reeboot xD
I remember playing Halo 3 with my best friend when we were younger and that final mission where you whip the warthog around had both of us losing our minds. Such an awesome ending to one of the best games of all time
101. Knights of the Old Republic (2003) - The Identity of Darth Revan - 2:20 100. Far Cry 4 (2014) - Waiting for Pagan Min - 3:46 99. Resident Evil 2 (1998) - The First Licker - 5:08 98. Grand Theft Auto IV (2006) - "Niko, it's Roman! Let's go Bowling!" - 6:26 97. The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt (2015) - The Unicorn - 7:41 96. Bioshock: Infinite (2013) - "There's Always a Lighthouse. There's Always a Man. There's Always a City." - 8:45 I'll do some more tomorrow...
I don't have much experience gaming but when I was a little kid and played super Mario 3 and going through world 5, the first time I found out there was most of the world is in the clouds... that shocked me so much. Nobody told me, and the first time I had the skills to do that was a magical moment.
Oh yeah, Super Mario Bros. 3 had So Many different things that i thought were so cool when i first learned about or saw them, like Giant World, the Tanooki suit, warp whistles, the inventory slots, all the new costumes, Mario 3 was special. Super Mario World on SNES had an area that i thought was awesome the first time i found it, the forest zone was something i had only ever seen on TV during an episode of Hangin With Mr.Cooper, one of the characters in the show was playing SNES and it was in one of the forest zone lvls. A year later we finally got SNES with Mario All Stars+ Mario World and like 2 months after that i found it and thought it was the coolest thing to interact with the new enemies and be in the same area i saw on a TV show. It was a simpler time 😄👍
My boy Lavitz dying in the Legend of Dragoon absolutely would've made my list but you guys still did a bang up job. I can think of quite a few more if you ever feel like doing a "101 more" list anytime soon.
I dunno, I'd say Super Metroid's big unforgettable moment was the final few moments of the game. "The Baby" begins to drain Samus, realizes who she is and hurries away, only to come back in the Mother Brain fight to save Samus and drain Mother Brain of all of her power, sacrificing itself in the process. That was some great 16-bit storytelling right there and I'd say it was a much more satisfying and unforgettable ending than just showing Samus without her suit on at the end of the original Metroid 😅
I have to say that this is my absolute favourite game ever. I remember buying the game that came together with the book with all the information to the game. I just loved the sound and the atmosphere of the game. Absolutely epic. At least for that time 😅
The Elephant mission from It Takes Two will always be one of the most memorable moments in gaming I've ever had. That game was such a great time, with a lot of inventive, beautiful set pieces.
This list is a really cool look at gaming history. The only moment that I'm stunned about is Final Fantasy X. A kiss is more iconic than learning that the summoner is sacrificed? That entire sequence is one of the best cutscenes I can even remember, and it's the emotional fulcrum of the story. I'm shocked that it didn't at least get a mention. I would be happy to see another list like this though. I definitely feel like there would be at least 101 more moments that would be worthy of this kind of spotlight. The final story reveal in To the Moon, The final transformation of Kirby and the Forgotten Land, and the appearance of junimos for the first time in Stardew Valley would up there for me.
@@slickloose8795true lol. That is one of my fondest memories cause of how ridiculous it was to my 12 yr old self. And also learning that Yuna is supposed to die had me scared to continue the game 😢
Fun fact about Roman's invitations. There was an easy way around them without suffering any consequences. Just accept his invitation and after you end the call, call him right back and cancel. He will always understand and your relationship stays the same.
Batman and Joker's final lines to each other in Arkham City are absolutely perfect for both characters and created one of the most mesmerizing endings to a game I've ever experienced.
Not gonna lie, Sarah's death in The Last of Us made me not play the game for like a month. Something about how well scripted and realistic her death was made me check out early. I later finished the game but damn,talk about emotions.
One of my favourite gaming moments was in CoD Black Ops, it happened in the "Roof Tops, Numbers" mission in Kowloon China, it wasn't about the gameplay, but the background music that was played, simply loved it.
Honestly, a list like this could help bolster the argument that video games are art. The fact that we have more than 2 hours of content here, detailing iconic moments in games from across the years, that leave an impact as big as any movie, TV show or song, it really shows what the medium can do and the kind of impact they can leave when done exceptionally well.
I’d say that argument has long gone now. It’s like arguing if cinema is art. I think it’s widely acknowledged that video games are art. However much someone wants to value it as an art form is the bigger question!
That is such a non-issue at this point. Beyond all of the merits of videogames themselves, game design is a major at most _ART SCHOOLS._ Even if you don't major in game design, the big studios go to art schools to recruit computer animation and illustration students every single year. How anybody could argue that something taught in art schools isn't art is beyond me at this point, honestly.
Seeing HD for the 1st time and realising the horses in red dead actually left hoof prints BLEW MY MIND. Bit of a step up from the 8bit I started gaming with
One of my favorite game moments was in Metal Gear when the weight limit on the elevator made you realize that you were not in the elevator by your self then the invisible Ninjas reveal themselves.
The white phosphorus scene in Spec Ops is worthy of being on the list but I’d heard about it too many times before playing the game. The scene that’s stuck with me in the game is when a crowd of civilians are angry and trying to get through them without killing anyone. You absolutely can shoot people to get through but I morally felt so wrong that I absolutely couldn’t. I’ve never experienced that level of guilt from a video game.
Bringing up portal only for companion cube - was waiting for 'the cake is a lie' or the song. Good video, and enough things I felt obligated to skip past and add the games to my list of games to play
One of the most memorable moments for me was [that moment] in Doki Doki Literature Club. Playing through the whole game blind thinking it's just a fun dating sim visual novel type game is really something when that moment suddenly hits you in the head like a sledgehammer. And then everything else following that is just icing on the cake.
16:28 I remember getting angry as I had buffed Aerith with so much power thinking I would always have her to keep my team safe and healed during battle. And when THAT happened I rage quit and restarted from the last savepoint thinking I could have done something different to get a different outcome. And oh man did I miss her for the rest of the game.
Kinda surprised you didn't go for "Your precious Moon!" from Portal 2, such a high tensity moment that lets you feel brilliant for thinking of portalling to space
Great list, folks. When you named Metal Gear Solid 4, I thought for sure you’d mention the fistfight with Liquid Ocelot at the end. After all of the guns and gadgets and sneaking around, this slow paced bout of fisticuffs was the last thing one would expect, and the music made it over the top dramatic. Stuck with me for a while.
Final Fantasy VI has one of the most notable worsenings of an excellent line from a more modern localization. While superior in almost every other way, the modern translation of the Emperor's last words, "The world is about to learn the meaning of fear." used to be the vastly superior impotent plea to Kefka, "There will be no one left to worship us!"
was kinda hoping for Cayde-6's death in Destiny 2 Forsaken as that was a super iconic and unforgettable moment for most of, if not all of the D2 fanbase, but that list was amazing regardless! hope you guys are able to continue to make these types of lists in the future!
Such an amazing list, guys. SO full of nostalgia and gaming moments I shared. Plus that 'Azure Dreams' in whoever was playing Metal Gear was KILLING ME. I finally found the only other human to play that game.
@Jarl Whiterun while acknowledging and even appreciating your opinion can I ask you approximate age and why you say so? It was the first 80 (yes 80) dollar game I bought in Ontario Canada with our wild inflation rates on games at the time, I was a year behind the hype train on ocarina, barely knew it existed. Again it was 2000 and I was 13.
Y'all give me so much nostalgia from early whatculture gaming days, and Ben talking about Adamantoise from final fantasy 15. Possibly the funniest, moment that channel will ever have. Thank you Ben.
Outstanding list. Obviously a lot of other great moments that didn't make the cut, but what can you do. I would have voted for the Green Hill Zone, which was incredibly fun but also a mind-blowing tech demo, really showing off what the new Sega could do (that Nintendon't). And while it's not everyone's favorite twist, I still remember getting MGS2 on launch day and realizing I wouldn't be playing as Snake for most of the game.
I would love to see one of these Triplejump videos in the old Vidiots style. Still my favourite era of Ben and Peter. Pure, uncensored banter. Perfecto ❤
Really, you're going to do us like that BAP? Back-to-back RDR2 and FFVII, the two most heart-shattering moments in gaming history! Had you not squeezed a Zelda moment in there before The Last of Us, it would've been THREE! But seriously, amazing list, keep up the absolutely epic work!
My ten most unforgettable moments in gaming: 10 . Jean Descole is Hershel Layton Brother (Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy) 9. Stanulerins ending ( the Stanley parable ultra deluxe) 8. Your parter is shot and killed ( beat cop) 7. Cole Phelps death ( LA Noire) 6. Goldfels was already dead (Orwell) 5. The first time you relive the moment of death ( return of the obra dinn) 4. Episode 47: lawn wax ( you don’t know jack 2011) 3. The death of Emile Chaillon( Valent Hearts) 2. Giving up your life to save hers ( the last day of June ) 1. The internet get flooded with a virus (hypnospace outlaw)
It's a fairly middling game, but the moment in Rage when you first open the door of your Ark and step out into the world. Seeing the moon hanging in the sky, nearly cracked in half and with chunks floating around it is a great payoff for a pretty solid opening cinematic.
Favourite personal moments for me in gaming: - Booting up Lemmings for the first time in almost thirty years after having found it on the Microsoft store. I also remember back when we played it as kids we made up dirty lyrics to the catchy tunes in it. Let's just say that even today I can't hear She'll Be Coming Round the Mountain without wincing... - The sad time when my cousin narrowly escaped a maniac with a flame-thrower in her school (yeah, this was crazy real for Britain! -- there were a couple of mass shootings at that time which forced the government to implement very strict gun control). We were playing Superfrog, a cartoonish 2D platformer on the Amiga and in one level the wee amphibian has a flame-thrower. My cousin insisted it was squirting orange juice and making the enermies all sticky. My sister and I understood and turned the game off so as to avoid triggering her any further. - Asking my dad for memory expansion for my Amiga 500 for Christmas. Catching him later loading a demo of the Elvira game where you could see her melons when she jumped, because the demo needed 1 MB of RAM to run properly. - Watching my mum and nattering with her in my bedroom while she played a game called Squigs (similar to Columns) on the Amiga. Loading a cracked copy of Sim City up so she could play it only to find that ratbag brother of my friend who'd copied me the disk had put porn on it instead. We switched it off immediately before she got upstairs thank goodness. - Gaining a whole new group of friends after looking for Gabriel Knight hints and tips on the old PC Gamer UK forums in the first few weeks of my third year at uni. By the time I graduated the following summer, I'd become utterly obsessed with Baldurs Gate, had my first ever cybersex session (this was 2000-01, so this was very much a novelty for both of us) then had real sex together a month or two later, then split up just before my finals because we weren't really on the same wavelength. - Starting to play WoW. It got me through a dark period of my life simply by distracting me from other issues, and years later after ditching it and coming back years later when I had both the time and money to play again, my husband, dying of cancer, asked me to get a pink ostrich like Sheldon Cooper had on his favourite TV show, Big Bang Theory. He didn't start playing at all, but at least he got to see me riding the ostrich. - Walking into Dublin in AC Valhalla. I love this game because I'm English (with an Irish mother) and so roaming from Hadrian's Wall to Winchester (not far from where I live now) was somethjng more special than simply pixels on a screen. But the Dublin bit was special because my first job out of uni was there and it was the time I was most like Eivor IRL -- exploring a new world for the first time as an adult, building a new life for myself and exploring to my heart's content. I literally cried :). - Winning my first game of Fortnite. I was hooked on Battle Royale and am even playing ranked on Apex Legends (because people play more strategically on ranked so you're not wiped the minute you hit the ground but make better decisions about positioning yourself and gearing up). - Learning to play with keyboard and mouse on FPS. I have very floppy wrists, so although I'd make a good badminton player, I find it really hard to get to grips with the Wiimote or anything like Valorant that requires precision aim. It sounds really counterintuitive, but controllers feel more solid and because they're slightly more weighted, they are easier to control without slipping and sliding everywhere. I'd like to get much better but I feel more comfortable using the mouse to walk around like in WoW than using it to aim an FPS gun.
1:23:08 I still remember when this was a closely-held secret that you didn't know unless you knew someone who'd beat the game, or you'd managed to catch it in Nintendo Power - and I'd convinced my parents to subscribe. But NP didn't actually show it, and I both did not own and sucked at playing Metroid. So this is the first time I've ever actually *seen* the reveal.
I'll never forget the first time i found myself really invested in the characters in a game. I was playing System Shock 2 and loved the little stories you'd follow in the auido recordings. You follow Delacroix for most of the game and she seems like a great character. I was devastated when Shodan betrayed her to her death.
2 hours, and I bet it is jam packed with spoilers for many games I wish to play. I can't watch it, for that reason, but you guys put a lot of effort in so here is your algorythm boosting comment and like and a thanks from me for your content.
Man, I think one of the most memorable moments for me was actually a flash game called Motherload where you are mining N alien planet for minerals. Basically a digging Sim. But if you had the free time take it all the way to the bottom there's a hell like place where you fight Satan.
My 3 fav are, Knights of the old republic and the 'big reveal', Mass Effect 3 when you fight a reaper on the ground in person, and Gears of war3 and that death.
Number 18 "JOKER IS IMMORTAL" Well that's definitely not true thanks for the great videos and content love this channel great for binge watching all the best from the north east of England please keep the great watches coming
Can you bring back the "what it means to me" series. It was a really good show and I got to see a more personal side of the people that make content I enjoy.
2:05:15 its stand alone is not called Assault On Dragons Keep, its stand alone game is called Tiny Tina's Wonderland. Assault On Dragons Keep is DLC for Borderlands 2, so its from Borderlands 2, a game the list has already covered. Tiny Tina's Wonderland is a whole other game.
Considering it’s often considered the greatest RPG of all time, I’m surprised nothing from Chrono Trigger is on here. Would have loved to see the Frog raising the Masamune moment; it’s absolute legendary.
*****Spoilers for Nier:Automata***** Did... Did I miss something? I didn't see the death sequence of 2B, which you play through the entire viral contamination sequence of, anywhere in this video. It's going to be in my mind for forever
No Russian in MW2 was pretty crazy and all, but the betrayal and death of Ghost and Roach definitely sticks in my mind more so. “Do not trust Sheperd! I say again, do not trust Sheperd!” Man……Ghost.
This comment is now a thread for anyone to mention their own unforgettable moments in video games not popular enough for this list. I’ll start: My childhood game was Sunset Riders for the Sega Genesis. And literally no one I’ve mentioned it to knows about it. But my dad, my brother and I still to this day quote Simon Greedwell’s dying words “Bury me with my….money”
looking forward to the 101 most unforgettable moments part 2 considering all the solid picks I've seen in the comments 😂 incidentally, dark souls 3 the song change for the second phase of the final boss, "despite everything it's still you", first time you got jumpscared in FNAF and Madeline and Badeline reconciliating
yeah, Breath of the Wild has so much that is just amazing, and that opening sequence sets the stage better than anything I've ever seen. However, my favorite moment of that game was finding the Lord of the Mountain for the first time. It was magical and felt sort of sacred, like I shouldn't have even been seeing it. That I didn't find any clues about it until afterwards made it more special. As if I was trying to piece together what it was I just witnessed. I can't remember ever having felt quite that much in awe from a game. Also, there's a great Hobbit easter egg in the first Drakan game on the PC. Fortress of goblin/frog people. Secret door, leads to a big cavern. In the middle, a lake, with a small island. Only one monster in the room (on the island) and a sword named Sting
Thanks so much for watching, everyone! Which iconic gaming moments are unforgettable to you? 🎮
I love watching these long lengthy videos, but sometimes it would be cool to listen to these in podcast form at work, any way these could be podcasts as well??
Soma, that ending!
Doki Doki that twist!
And maybe I missed it but to me Ethan shouting JASON is a top 5 unforgettable gaming moment for the World over.
The nuke in CoD4 campaign. Wow.
Ellie crushing that bandit in Borderlands 2 "I shoulda killed you when I had the chance you fat bii-- **SMASH**"
1.Bathtub scene from Eternal Darkness
2. Seeing the Hydra from the cliff in Dark Souls
3. Beating the Amygdala in Defiled Chalice layer 3
4. Beating Super Mario Bros 3 for the first time and being rewarded with full P Wing inventory.
5. Train level in Goldeneye
Timestamps for first 51 (Just titles of games)
2:19 - Star Wars: KOTOR
3:46 - Far Cry 4
5:09 - Resident Evil 2
6:26 - GTA 4
7:41 - The Witcher 3
8:46 - Bioshock Infinite
10:03 - Metal Gear Solid 4
11:21 - Silent Hill
12:34 - God of War (2005)
13:48 - Super Mario Bros.
14:57 - Red Dead Redemption 2
16:13 - Final Fantasy VII
17:52 - The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask
19:17 - The Last of Us
20:49 - Dark Souls
22:24 - Resident Evil 7
23:50 - Spec Ops: The Line
25:38 - Assassin’s Creed: Revelations
27:09 - Saints Row 4
28:36 - South Park: the Stick of Truth
30:11 - Gears of War 2
31:40 - Outer Wilds
33:02 - Half-Life 2
34:24 - Halo: Combat Evolved
36:01 - Dead Space 2
37:24 - Tony Hawk’s Underground
38:45 - Final Fantasy VI
40:05 - Heavy Rain
41:21 - GTA: San Andreas
42:46 - Mike Tyson’s Punch Out
44:09 - Metal Gear Solid
45:31 - Borderlands 2
46:48 - Braid
47:55 - Ghost of Tsushima
49:11 - The Walking Dead: Season 1
50:27 - Shenmue
51:42 - Uncharted 2
52:53 - Disco Elysium
54:10 - Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
55:18 - Star Wars: The Force Unleashed
56:32 - Dragon Age: Origins
57:44 - Pokémon Red and Blue
59:15 - Ms. Pac Man
1:00:37 - Final Fantasy X
1:02:07 - Mass Effect 2
1:03:30 - Oddworld: Abe’s Odyssey
1:05:05 - Kingdom Hearts
1:06:39 - Guitar Hero 3: Legends of Rock
1:08:14 - Metal Gear Solid 3
1:09:48 - Silent Hill 2
1:11:20 - Prey (2006)
1:12:51 - Shadow of the Colossus
Timestamps for the remaining game titles
1:14:06 - Resident Evil Village
1:15:30 - Call of Duty 4 Modern Warfare
1:16:46 - God of War 2018
1:18:00 - Parasite Eve
1:19:23 - Life is Strange
1:20:40 - Assassin's Creed 3
1:22:04 - Metroid
1:23:22 - Tomb Raider
1:24:40 - Mass Effect 3
1:26:10 - Batman Arkham Asylum
1:27:34 - Super Mario 64
1:28:48 - StarCraft
1:30:15 - Gears of War 3
1:31:39 - Wolfenstein 3D
1:32:53 - Pokemon Gold/Silver/Crystal
1:34:04 - Duck Hunt
1:35:25 - The Legend of Zelda
1:36:44 - System Shock 2
1:38:10 - The Last of Us Part II
1:39:29 - Red Dead Redemption
1:41:00 - Outlast Whistleblower
1:42:38 - Resident Evil
1:44:05 - Wolfenstein II the New Colossus
1:45:50 - Marvel Spiderman
1:47:25 - The Oregon Trail
1:49:10 - Deadly Premonition
1:50:48 - Half-Life 2
1:52:17 - Halo 4
1:53:50 - The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time
1:55:16 - Eternal Darkness Sanity's Requiem
1:56:54 - Dragon Quest XI
1:58:14 - Batman Arkham City
1:59:43 - Uncharted 3 Drake's Deception
2:01:02 - Alien Isolation
2:02:20 - The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim
2:03:45 - Fallout 3
2:05:02 - Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep
2:06:40 - Grand Theft Auto V
2:08:19 - Journey
2:09:38 - Medal of Honor Frontline
2:10:51 - Far Cry 3
2:12:13 - SoulsBorne Series
2:13:22 - Resident Evil 4
2:14:46 - The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild
2:16:06 - Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order
2:17:56 - P.T.
2:19:15 - Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2
2:20:29 - Portal
2:21:43 - Bioshock
I'm just going to say it right now, you are truly the MVP right now. I avoided watching this video because I didn't want to have any of my backlog games to be spoiled. But now I can watch with confidence. Thank you
Thank you very much!
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@@mayweathergaming803 thanks for finishing this off! I ended up forgetting about it
For me the most unforgettable has got to be Psycho Mantis in Metal Gear Solid. Having to change controller ports so he couldn't read your mind was next level clever at the time. As was him being able to tell you what was on your memory card too
It kept screwing me up whenever he was shutting the game off to the video selection screen. I honestly thought something was wrong with my game and turned it off a couple of times trying to fix it lol
@@corylyonsmusic that happen to me playing metal gear solid 2 me and my friend were high as fuck, and there is one part where you talking with your comander on comms and he starts talking random shit we toghout the game was bugged and reeboot xD
The part where you're in the elevator and Otacon tells you there's a couple guys in there with you wearing cloaking devices was also crazy
Once again one of my favorite gaming channels easily hands down. Hope you guys continue to grow the channel.
After looking up, "best video game moments" in the search bar, this is the exact style of video that I wanted. Thanks for the memories and moments :)
I remember playing Halo 3 with my best friend when we were younger and that final mission where you whip the warthog around had both of us losing our minds. Such an awesome ending to one of the best games of all time
It was better the first time.
101. Knights of the Old Republic (2003) - The Identity of Darth Revan - 2:20
100. Far Cry 4 (2014) - Waiting for Pagan Min - 3:46
99. Resident Evil 2 (1998) - The First Licker - 5:08
98. Grand Theft Auto IV (2006) - "Niko, it's Roman! Let's go Bowling!" - 6:26
97. The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt (2015) - The Unicorn - 7:41
96. Bioshock: Infinite (2013) - "There's Always a Lighthouse. There's Always a Man. There's Always a City." - 8:45
I'll do some more tomorrow...
My favourite gaming moment was when sonic went zoom zoom
Sonic going zoom SAVED my life
truly a top 1 moment
Dude spoilers!
Gotta go fast
Gay
I don't have much experience gaming but when I was a little kid and played super Mario 3 and going through world 5, the first time I found out there was most of the world is in the clouds... that shocked me so much. Nobody told me, and the first time I had the skills to do that was a magical moment.
Oh yeah,
Super Mario Bros. 3 had So Many different things that i thought were so cool when i first learned about or saw them, like Giant World, the Tanooki suit, warp whistles, the inventory slots, all the new costumes, Mario 3 was special.
Super Mario World on SNES had an area that i thought was awesome the first time i found it, the forest zone was something i had only ever seen on TV during an episode of Hangin With Mr.Cooper, one of the characters in the show was playing SNES and it was in one of the forest zone lvls. A year later we finally got SNES with Mario All Stars+ Mario World and like 2 months after that i found it and thought it was the coolest thing to interact with the new enemies and be in the same area i saw on a TV show.
It was a simpler time 😄👍
@@deathsnitemaresinfullust2269 I always forget how hard world 8 is. But such a lovely game
@deathsnitemaresinfullust2269 your story literally just took me back! Simpler times for sure. ❤
The first time a roller coaster of yours crashes in Roller Coaster Tycoon...
I can understand top 5 or top 10 but 101 now that’s dedication thank you Triple Jump
1:46:23 - that unexpected cameo was a highlight! 🐈⬛ Thank you for another great video, Team Triple Jump.
My boy Lavitz dying in the Legend of Dragoon absolutely would've made my list but you guys still did a bang up job. I can think of quite a few more if you ever feel like doing a "101 more" list anytime soon.
I dunno, I'd say Super Metroid's big unforgettable moment was the final few moments of the game. "The Baby" begins to drain Samus, realizes who she is and hurries away, only to come back in the Mother Brain fight to save Samus and drain Mother Brain of all of her power, sacrificing itself in the process.
That was some great 16-bit storytelling right there and I'd say it was a much more satisfying and unforgettable ending than just showing Samus without her suit on at the end of the original Metroid 😅
I have to say that this is my absolute favourite game ever. I remember buying the game that came together with the book with all the information to the game. I just loved the sound and the atmosphere of the game. Absolutely epic. At least for that time 😅
The Elephant mission from It Takes Two will always be one of the most memorable moments in gaming I've ever had. That game was such a great time, with a lot of inventive, beautiful set pieces.
This list is a really cool look at gaming history. The only moment that I'm stunned about is Final Fantasy X. A kiss is more iconic than learning that the summoner is sacrificed? That entire sequence is one of the best cutscenes I can even remember, and it's the emotional fulcrum of the story. I'm shocked that it didn't at least get a mention. I would be happy to see another list like this though. I definitely feel like there would be at least 101 more moments that would be worthy of this kind of spotlight. The final story reveal in To the Moon, The final transformation of Kirby and the Forgotten Land, and the appearance of junimos for the first time in Stardew Valley would up there for me.
I would also argue that the stupid Tidus laugh was made more unforgettable thanks to Internet memes. I suppose it's how you look at the question.
@@slickloose8795true lol. That is one of my fondest memories cause of how ridiculous it was to my 12 yr old self.
And also learning that Yuna is supposed to die had me scared to continue the game 😢
That moment in Conker’s BFD where a Great Mighty “villain” starts to sing and throws some questionable stuff at you.
Fun fact about Roman's invitations. There was an easy way around them without suffering any consequences. Just accept his invitation and after you end the call, call him right back and cancel. He will always understand and your relationship stays the same.
Batman and Joker's final lines to each other in Arkham City are absolutely perfect for both characters and created one of the most mesmerizing endings to a game I've ever experienced.
Not gonna lie, Sarah's death in The Last of Us made me not play the game for like a month. Something about how well scripted and realistic her death was made me check out early. I later finished the game but damn,talk about emotions.
I almost forgot I was playing a game at that point. Was like watching a movie.
The dog's return in the remake of RE4 is even more epic imo.
Hewie such a good doggo
One of my favourite gaming moments was in CoD Black Ops, it happened in the "Roof Tops, Numbers" mission in Kowloon China, it wasn't about the gameplay, but the background music that was played, simply loved it.
The 2nd map pack had kowloon on MP. Use to like that map alot
Honestly, a list like this could help bolster the argument that video games are art. The fact that we have more than 2 hours of content here, detailing iconic moments in games from across the years, that leave an impact as big as any movie, TV show or song, it really shows what the medium can do and the kind of impact they can leave when done exceptionally well.
I’d say that argument has long gone now. It’s like arguing if cinema is art. I think it’s widely acknowledged that video games are art.
However much someone wants to value it as an art form is the bigger question!
That is such a non-issue at this point. Beyond all of the merits of videogames themselves, game design is a major at most _ART SCHOOLS._ Even if you don't major in game design, the big studios go to art schools to recruit computer animation and illustration students every single year.
How anybody could argue that something taught in art schools isn't art is beyond me at this point, honestly.
Around 17:00 the hubris of referring to anyone other than the hero and claiming "...that sword must be compensating for something..." is legendary.
Ngl, when I heard Shepard's death I was assuming it was the Modern Warfare 2 finale and not the Mass Effect 2 intro
None of us deserves this list, yet here it is. This is absolutely epic, it was like getting punched in the face with nostalgia over and over
Delighted to see Deadly Premonition represented with a moment. ❤
I was so pumped to learn that FFX was voice acted when i first played it.
I sat in a line for hours to get the midnight drop of gears 2, Dom was my favorite character, and when he finds Maria I was devastated
Seeing HD for the 1st time and realising the horses in red dead actually left hoof prints BLEW MY MIND. Bit of a step up from the 8bit I started gaming with
Me who's forgotten a majority of these, but will probably remember all by the end
Not so 'unforgettable' if you forget about them though, eh?
So glad Dom finding Maria is on the list! An incredible moment in gaming
One of my favorite game moments was in Metal Gear when the weight limit on the elevator made you realize that you were not in the elevator by your self then the invisible Ninjas reveal themselves.
Weekend just got a lot better
One of the moments I love is when in Pong your paddle touches the white square and you hear that "plink" sound ... Epic
The Call of Duty airport massacre.
Loved going to Canada in the stick of truth. Loved everything in that game honestly. Great game.
Great video as always
So many of these are totally on point. You've gained another sub.🖤
The white phosphorus scene in Spec Ops is worthy of being on the list but I’d heard about it too many times before playing the game. The scene that’s stuck with me in the game is when a crowd of civilians are angry and trying to get through them without killing anyone. You absolutely can shoot people to get through but I morally felt so wrong that I absolutely couldn’t. I’ve never experienced that level of guilt from a video game.
So true
Bringing up portal only for companion cube - was waiting for 'the cake is a lie' or the song. Good video, and enough things I felt obligated to skip past and add the games to my list of games to play
One of the most memorable moments for me was [that moment] in Doki Doki Literature Club. Playing through the whole game blind thinking it's just a fun dating sim visual novel type game is really something when that moment suddenly hits you in the head like a sledgehammer. And then everything else following that is just icing on the cake.
16:28 I remember getting angry as I had buffed Aerith with so much power thinking I would always have her to keep my team safe and healed during battle. And when THAT happened I rage quit and restarted from the last savepoint thinking I could have done something different to get a different outcome. And oh man did I miss her for the rest of the game.
Her death didn't really hit me. I was like oh well I'll just use a Pheonix down on her and I couldn't understand why I couldn't bring her back.
Another great list. Thanks guys!
Kinda surprised you didn't go for "Your precious Moon!" from Portal 2, such a high tensity moment that lets you feel brilliant for thinking of portalling to space
Oh you guys, and girls, and others! As soon as I saw Clementine in the thumbnail; I knew this video was going to hit me right in the feels.
I would argue Tekken 7 heihachis true side of his story and being killed is one of the longest waited and Cinematic masterpieces in gaming history
Great list, folks. When you named Metal Gear Solid 4, I thought for sure you’d mention the fistfight with Liquid Ocelot at the end. After all of the guns and gadgets and sneaking around, this slow paced bout of fisticuffs was the last thing one would expect, and the music made it over the top dramatic. Stuck with me for a while.
Bioshock Infinite is a work of art. So many good moments.
Final Fantasy VI has one of the most notable worsenings of an excellent line from a more modern localization. While superior in almost every other way, the modern translation of the Emperor's last words, "The world is about to learn the meaning of fear." used to be the vastly superior impotent plea to Kefka, "There will be no one left to worship us!"
What?? Really? I have a printed copy of Lena Darkstar's fan translation, and I don't remember that. Now I wanna unbury it and review. ❤
was kinda hoping for Cayde-6's death in Destiny 2 Forsaken as that was a super iconic and unforgettable moment for most of, if not all of the D2 fanbase, but that list was amazing regardless! hope you guys are able to continue to make these types of lists in the future!
This was absolutely fantastic 🎉
I'm listening while at work
Such an amazing list, guys. SO full of nostalgia and gaming moments I shared. Plus that 'Azure Dreams' in whoever was playing Metal Gear was KILLING ME. I finally found the only other human to play that game.
I'm a grown ass 35 year old man and I still looked away during the Moon segment from Majora's Mask 😢
Most overrated game ever made.
@Jarl Whiterun while acknowledging and even appreciating your opinion can I ask you approximate age and why you say so? It was the first 80 (yes 80) dollar game I bought in Ontario Canada with our wild inflation rates on games at the time, I was a year behind the hype train on ocarina, barely knew it existed. Again it was 2000 and I was 13.
The Broken Neck Ghost in Fatal Frame. There’s a lot of great moments in those games but that ghost really stuck with me. Especially the reveal.
Y'all give me so much nostalgia from early whatculture gaming days, and Ben talking about Adamantoise from final fantasy 15. Possibly the funniest, moment that channel will ever have. Thank you Ben.
Outstanding list. Obviously a lot of other great moments that didn't make the cut, but what can you do. I would have voted for the Green Hill Zone, which was incredibly fun but also a mind-blowing tech demo, really showing off what the new Sega could do (that Nintendon't). And while it's not everyone's favorite twist, I still remember getting MGS2 on launch day and realizing I wouldn't be playing as Snake for most of the game.
Omg yes! I remember being hyped about the game and was so disappointed when I started playing as Raiden 😊
My most iconic moment in gaming is walking around the RPD in Resident Evil 3 jumping at every corner waiting for Nemesis to jump out.
Just found your channel and really enjoy your content.
I am SO happy the ladder from MGS3 is in this list.
I would love to see one of these Triplejump videos in the old Vidiots style. Still my favourite era of Ben and Peter. Pure, uncensored banter. Perfecto ❤
Love your work guys ❤️
My all time favorite moments are “Would you kindly?” And the ending to Portal 2.
Crazy that was left out
Damn yall gotta give Ashton more shine time. I love her voice and she's sooo cute.
Really, you're going to do us like that BAP? Back-to-back RDR2 and FFVII, the two most heart-shattering moments in gaming history! Had you not squeezed a Zelda moment in there before The Last of Us, it would've been THREE!
But seriously, amazing list, keep up the absolutely epic work!
That's crazy. I was wondering if the Revan reveal was going to be on here. That was answered quickly!
My ten most unforgettable moments in gaming:
10 . Jean Descole is Hershel Layton Brother (Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy)
9. Stanulerins ending ( the Stanley parable ultra deluxe)
8. Your parter is shot and killed ( beat cop)
7. Cole Phelps death ( LA Noire)
6. Goldfels was already dead (Orwell)
5. The first time you relive the moment of death ( return of the obra dinn)
4. Episode 47: lawn wax ( you don’t know jack 2011)
3. The death of Emile Chaillon( Valent Hearts)
2. Giving up your life to save hers ( the last day of June )
1. The internet get flooded with a virus (hypnospace outlaw)
Love all the effort put into this video.
love your vid mate
It's a fairly middling game, but the moment in Rage when you first open the door of your Ark and step out into the world. Seeing the moon hanging in the sky, nearly cracked in half and with chunks floating around it is a great payoff for a pretty solid opening cinematic.
Looking forward to watching this. So [Thank You] TJ.
Crossing into Mexico in RDR, The Giraffes in The Last Of Us, the suprise bomb in CODMW, "Would You Kindly" from Bioshock are some greats.
Love your work Triplejump!
Scarecrow's hallucinations were wild!!!
Favourite personal moments for me in gaming:
- Booting up Lemmings for the first time in almost thirty years after having found it on the Microsoft store. I also remember back when we played it as kids we made up dirty lyrics to the catchy tunes in it. Let's just say that even today I can't hear She'll Be Coming Round the Mountain without wincing...
- The sad time when my cousin narrowly escaped a maniac with a flame-thrower in her school (yeah, this was crazy real for Britain! -- there were a couple of mass shootings at that time which forced the government to implement very strict gun control). We were playing Superfrog, a cartoonish 2D platformer on the Amiga and in one level the wee amphibian has a flame-thrower. My cousin insisted it was squirting orange juice and making the enermies all sticky. My sister and I understood and turned the game off so as to avoid triggering her any further.
- Asking my dad for memory expansion for my Amiga 500 for Christmas. Catching him later loading a demo of the Elvira game where you could see her melons when she jumped, because the demo needed 1 MB of RAM to run properly.
- Watching my mum and nattering with her in my bedroom while she played a game called Squigs (similar to Columns) on the Amiga. Loading a cracked copy of Sim City up so she could play it only to find that ratbag brother of my friend who'd copied me the disk had put porn on it instead. We switched it off immediately before she got upstairs thank goodness.
- Gaining a whole new group of friends after looking for Gabriel Knight hints and tips on the old PC Gamer UK forums in the first few weeks of my third year at uni. By the time I graduated the following summer, I'd become utterly obsessed with Baldurs Gate, had my first ever cybersex session (this was 2000-01, so this was very much a novelty for both of us) then had real sex together a month or two later, then split up just before my finals because we weren't really on the same wavelength.
- Starting to play WoW. It got me through a dark period of my life simply by distracting me from other issues, and years later after ditching it and coming back years later when I had both the time and money to play again, my husband, dying of cancer, asked me to get a pink ostrich like Sheldon Cooper had on his favourite TV show, Big Bang Theory. He didn't start playing at all, but at least he got to see me riding the ostrich.
- Walking into Dublin in AC Valhalla. I love this game because I'm English (with an Irish mother) and so roaming from Hadrian's Wall to Winchester (not far from where I live now) was somethjng more special than simply pixels on a screen. But the Dublin bit was special because my first job out of uni was there and it was the time I was most like Eivor IRL -- exploring a new world for the first time as an adult, building a new life for myself and exploring to my heart's content. I literally cried :).
- Winning my first game of Fortnite. I was hooked on Battle Royale and am even playing ranked on Apex Legends (because people play more strategically on ranked so you're not wiped the minute you hit the ground but make better decisions about positioning yourself and gearing up).
- Learning to play with keyboard and mouse on FPS. I have very floppy wrists, so although I'd make a good badminton player, I find it really hard to get to grips with the Wiimote or anything like Valorant that requires precision aim. It sounds really counterintuitive, but controllers feel more solid and because they're slightly more weighted, they are easier to control without slipping and sliding everywhere. I'd like to get much better but I feel more comfortable using the mouse to walk around like in WoW than using it to aim an FPS gun.
26:16 thanks for the they might be giants reference
1:23:08 I still remember when this was a closely-held secret that you didn't know unless you knew someone who'd beat the game, or you'd managed to catch it in Nintendo Power - and I'd convinced my parents to subscribe. But NP didn't actually show it, and I both did not own and sucked at playing Metroid. So this is the first time I've ever actually *seen* the reveal.
Wow I can't believe you put Kotor at 101. It's definitely more iconic than most other moments
I'll never forget the first time i found myself really invested in the characters in a game. I was playing System Shock 2 and loved the little stories you'd follow in the auido recordings. You follow Delacroix for most of the game and she seems like a great character. I was devastated when Shodan betrayed her to her death.
2 hours, and I bet it is jam packed with spoilers for many games I wish to play. I can't watch it, for that reason, but you guys put a lot of effort in so here is your algorythm boosting comment and like and a thanks from me for your content.
Man, I think one of the most memorable moments for me was actually a flash game called Motherload where you are mining N alien planet for minerals. Basically a digging Sim. But if you had the free time take it all the way to the bottom there's a hell like place where you fight Satan.
DUDE I REMEMBER THIS. I couldn't beat the game legit so I played it hacked and I was shook
Dom finding Maria is one of only two times a video game almost made me cry
My 3 fav are, Knights of the old republic and the 'big reveal', Mass Effect 3 when you fight a reaper on the ground in person, and Gears of war3 and that death.
Number 18 "JOKER IS IMMORTAL" Well that's definitely not true thanks for the great videos and content love this channel great for binge watching all the best from the north east of England please keep the great watches coming
Pumped to spend the next two hours this way!!!!
Fun Fact: PT has been recreated in Rec Room, so if you don't mind a slightly janky, unofficial version you can find it free there
There is also a recreation in Half Life Alex. I haven't tried the Rec Room version but I'll definitely give it a shot
Well my Alexa’s response to Ashton’s question about wiping out all life was ‘I’m not sure about that’
"Its Teedus!", he says followed by "Eon" in a game with voice acting that says the word Aeon several dozen times. LOL
Can you bring back the "what it means to me" series. It was a really good show and I got to see a more personal side of the people that make content I enjoy.
Agro 'dying' in shadow of the colossus is the most heart-breaking horse death
2:05:15 its stand alone is not called Assault On Dragons Keep, its stand alone game is called Tiny Tina's Wonderland. Assault On Dragons Keep is DLC for Borderlands 2, so its from Borderlands 2, a game the list has already covered. Tiny Tina's Wonderland is a whole other game.
I love you guys. Thanks for the great content. You cheer my days up in a dark age of the worlds decline.
Considering it’s often considered the greatest RPG of all time, I’m surprised nothing from Chrono Trigger is on here.
Would have loved to see the Frog raising the Masamune moment; it’s absolute legendary.
*****Spoilers for Nier:Automata*****
Did... Did I miss something? I didn't see the death sequence of 2B, which you play through the entire viral contamination sequence of, anywhere in this video. It's going to be in my mind for forever
No Russian in MW2 was pretty crazy and all, but the betrayal and death of Ghost and Roach definitely sticks in my mind more so.
“Do not trust Sheperd! I say again, do not trust Sheperd!” Man……Ghost.
This comment is now a thread for anyone to mention their own unforgettable moments in video games not popular enough for this list.
I’ll start: My childhood game was Sunset Riders for the Sega Genesis. And literally no one I’ve mentioned it to knows about it. But my dad, my brother and I still to this day quote Simon Greedwell’s dying words “Bury me with my….money”
looking forward to the 101 most unforgettable moments part 2 considering all the solid picks I've seen in the comments 😂 incidentally, dark souls 3 the song change for the second phase of the final boss, "despite everything it's still you", first time you got jumpscared in FNAF and Madeline and Badeline reconciliating
Max Payne 3 Airport Hallway Shootout. Still gives me Goosebumps to this today.
Got it the number one spot on the list is the most memorable moment in gaming history
yeah, Breath of the Wild has so much that is just amazing, and that opening sequence sets the stage better than anything I've ever seen. However, my favorite moment of that game was finding the Lord of the Mountain for the first time. It was magical and felt sort of sacred, like I shouldn't have even been seeing it. That I didn't find any clues about it until afterwards made it more special. As if I was trying to piece together what it was I just witnessed. I can't remember ever having felt quite that much in awe from a game.
Also, there's a great Hobbit easter egg in the first Drakan game on the PC. Fortress of goblin/frog people. Secret door, leads to a big cavern. In the middle, a lake, with a small island. Only one monster in the room (on the island) and a sword named Sting