Lines or phrases from games that are forever engraved into you

1. Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children was a movie, not a game.
2. It's cherish, not cheris.
3. It's I, not i.

 

Seven minutes. Seven minutes is all I can spare to play with you.
This seems fair. Two on two. Don't you think so, Jill?
FOUND YOU!
The right to be a god. That right is now mine.
Complete. Global. Saturation.
You will give me an egg.
I suppose I should thank you.
It was in your best interest to assist me.

You enjoy all the killing. That's why.
BROTHER!
I'M YOUR SHADOW!
Hello, little brother,...or is it big brother? Oh well, no matter.

I'm like you. I have no name.
In war, weapons are meaningless.

There's nothing like the feeling of a long silver bullet slamming into a well greased chamber.
You're pretty good.
And don't use auto-trigger. I'll know.
You're not The Boss are you?
*Meowing noises to signal for backup*

 

It was not based on a game, it was the sequel to a game.

 

omg, I remember just about falling over the first time he did that.

The sad thing is, is that I can/could do a pretty good imitation of that meow.
...And I've had people respond to it in appropriate fashion.

 

"this is why we can't have nice things!!!!!!"

 

I still do his hand gesture from time to time :>

 

So do I.
And then I realize what I'm doing too late.

 

[h=2]Either people have no will to live, or they aren’t allowed to have a will to live…

You don't have to save the world to find meaning in life.
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perfect waifu

 

What am I fighting FOOOooooOOORRR - Zero (Megaman X4)

Never pay more than 20 bucks for a computer game - Guybrush Threepwood (Secret of Monkey Island).

It's time to kick ass and chew bubble gum...and I'm all out of gum - Duke Nukem

There's only room for one snake and one boss - The Boss (Metal Gear Solid 3)

 

The world ends at your limits. You've gotta expand your horizons.

Trust your partner... and I do.

In your hand, take this key. So long as you have the makings, then through this simple act of taking, its wielder you shall one day be. And you will find me, friend. No ocean will contain you then. No borders around or below or above, so long as you champion the ones you love.

You have gotta be shitting me!

 

Let's see:

"So, the father's a top military officer and the daughter's a member of an anti-government faction!? That's bad... Really BAD!"

"I must say, I'm used to being inspected by the ladies but this is the first time I've ever felt this way with a man."

"If you see Gavin, say hi to him for me. ...Oh, and 'screw you'."

"This is great, I have chicken-wuss and a guy who just hit puberty in my squad."

"Chu!"

"Go rescue Space Micheal!"

"It's time for my afternoon tea, farewell!"

"Such robust eyebrows, just like my father's."

"KYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYRRIIIIIIIIEEEEE!"

"Sorry! Fire's bad for the complexion, I burn easily, never tan!"

"Cut me some slack, I'm just not big on toads."
"Fool! You think I care what you say?!"
"If we don't finish this quickly, it's gonna scar me for life."

"You got a pretty jacked up notion of fair play, pal, and it's beginning to piss me off!"

"SHOW ME YO' MOVES!"

"Hey! You! Yeah, you. You get to watch me jump around bustin' my ass while you sit on your's?! How is that fair?"

"YOU PRESSED THE WRONG BUTTON!"

"This some crazy voodoo!"

More to come...

 

"It has to be. Somebody else might get it wrong."

 

I, Garland, will KNOCK YOU ALL DOWN.

 

"They say that when a giant fire-demon jaguar is about to terminate your existence, your life flashes before your eyes. Actually, no one says that."

 

That's the old passage to Ravenholm. We don't go there anymore.

 

War. War never changes.

Not gonna lie. I almost cried.

 

I wish I knew the game.

I have never been particularly affected by the dialogue in a game. Probably because my mother has and still does forbid me from getting M-rated games.

 

Well, I'm glad to see that I'm not the only one with parents like this.

The only reason I was ever allowed to get my first and second (Battlefield 3 and ME2, respectively) M-rated games were because other kids at school play them and I was being called out for it.