I think we're splaying the meaning of "scary" out a bit too far now, hahaha.

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For me it's also RE. I didn't play it (lol I would never want to play a horror game xD), but my brother did. I would always watch him play...it was scary and exciting at the same time :P Especially the scene where a zombie was eating this guy, and he turned around and you would see the blood and stuff...ugh.

I loved Banjo Kazooie.

There was this one game that used the scare the sh*t out of me when I was little, seriously. I searched it up the other day and found out it's called 'Splatterhouse.' I watched trailers for it on youtube and it still makes me feel sick and creepy!

Project Zero gave me nightmares [Fatal Frame to non-europeans] for ages and I wasn't a little kid when I played that this time!

Yeah, I thought the same thing. Because of how long the story mode was... my brothers and I used to take turns to play it, and we would watch each other playing and continue where each of us left off... the way they made the game was like you were inside a movie and it I thought it was really addictive but freaky at the same time cos zombies would come out of nowhere. The infected dogs were nearly impossible to kill LOL.

I can see why you were frightened by this game :p lol

Ugh, yeah, Splatterhouse is a terribly disgusting game. The enemies and bosses are all horribly mutated...things.

If you wanted to see mutilated enemies, then would you kindly look at BioShock. There aren't any jump out of your seat moments but the enemies and little sisters are just plain creepy.

Yeah, Bioshock is a pretty freaky game. The fact that you're in an underwater city doesn't help at all. The fights with the big daddies always made my adrenaline start pumping, hahaha.

Me too! But, seriously, I used to cry when I first got it. My brother was talking about it the other day to his girlfriend and about all of the things that scarred me as a child. XD

I was totally scared by my sister playing resident evil: Nemisis when I was nine. *Shivers* could never play it now even though I'm a teenager.