Hmm...at least Baldur's Gate 2 ending. Can remember anything else right now. The Longest Journey and Dreamfall are surely emotional but I can't remember crying. I feel depressed when playing Max Payne games since I relate but that isn't cryworthy.

To The Moon. ;(

I cried at the ending of Walking Dead season one, at the ending of Mass Effect 3 and in Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn when Aerie died.

Batman: AC's ending was very sad. :'(

Never cried to a video game .

Metal Gear Solid's (the first one) ending staff roll...

From long long past - one scene in Final Fantasy VII

SPOILER

When Aerith died

/SPOILER.

This scene pretty much broke my childhood.

From recent ones I remember two games - To The Moon and Papo & Yo. I didn't cry at the end of TWD S1 but I was pretty close.

Walking dead by Telltale games. Probably the saddest game I've ever played. :(

no

Brothers. Almost.

End of FF7. Not the end of Disc 1. I made a connection at the end of FF7 that I don't think a lot of people did. See, I found the story of Aerith's adoptive mother particularly sad to start with, how she waited and waited for her husband (boyfriend?) to come home from war, but he never did. Then she found baby Aerith and took her in, right? So Aerith dies, and that was more shocking than sad, but really I felt sad for her mother. Then the explanation of Lifestream, basically being the souls (well, they said life energy) of the people who died before. So that lady watching Barret's little girl, Marlene, I think that was Aerith's mother. So when Marlene wakes up and thinks of Aerith, then five minutes later Lifestream is saving everyone, I just think of Aerith, and her adoptive mother's husband (boyfriend?) and all the others working to save the world... yeah, feels. Again, I may have been reading more into it than was there, but still.

Oh—Fable 2. Partly because of how dumb it was, so as to be disqualified per the OP, but the sister being killed in the prologue. But the part that really bothered me was that at the end, your wish to bring your family back was considered a 'bad' ending. Swore off the franchise and anything from Peter Molyneux after Fable 2 pulled that crap. But how at the end, the hero saves his (or her) sister after all that, and because she was saved, and not all the slaves, she can't bear to look at him (or her), so she goes away. So a mixture of both. It was genuinely sad, but dumb of the story to be written that way.

Man, To The Moon was devastating.

I cried from minecraft

earthbound and mother 3 endings, claus looked so tired...

only for To The Moon

Em..Anyone heard of "House of witch?"

• Super Mario 64, when Yoshi gives Mario 99 Extra Lives, it is such a amazing proof of friendship, very hardbreaking.
• Diddy Kong Racing, the first time i bet the first Boss, that Dinosaur. He looked so upset, I totaly feeled sorry for him.
• Civilization 5, after I betrayed the Russians and conquer their whole citys, after they helped me a lot in wars before.
• Sim City 4, after a meteroid killed thausands of people in my city.
• Alien: Colonial Marines, when I realized that it is really as bad as everyone said.
• Game Dev Tycoon, when some scammers stole my money.

could say much more moments, but I think thats enough

Yes, Hotline Miami made me cry the first time I completed the storyline. So beautiful.

Cause of Minecraft and its alpha days, it struck me with intensive nostalgia I couldn't help but cry about the irreversible past

When there's a sad moment in a movie there will be tears in my eyes - I mean, something usually gets in them and I shed a year or two. However with video games it has to be really sad and I have to be immersed into the story completely.

The game that really made me cry from the start to the end was Mass Effect 3. I played ME1 and ME2 in a row before ME3 with a Shepard that was supposed to be me with every decision. I breathed and lived Mass Effect 3. And... and Thane.
-sobs-

Portal: because I got no cake :*(

Far Cry... because its Far, and u cry.... a lot!

Both endings of Lunar: Silver Star Story and Lunar: Eternal Blue made me feel a lot of emotion. I didn't cry, but my eyes were wet like when you're about to cry. The endings are so beautiful... They're really emotive.

The ending of DA:O where Morrigan leaves you. So sad :(

i cried when i can't afford certain game when i was young....does this count?

I haven't, but my wife started sobbing when we had to kill Bloodwing in Borderlands 2.