ITT: Non-scary things that terrified you as a kid
>>376588151
I love his big dumbass sneakers
Anyway the toy level in Search for Reptar made me quit out as a little boy. That shit was legitimately terrifying and I can't remember why exactly.
>>376588151
I want to fuck Tiny.
this level
>>376588151
>leg day once a decade
This scene went on for too long when I was 6
https://youtu.be/ndsB3vPR_Sg?t=9m43s
>>376588151
Oh hey, going to bed for the night? Be a shame if you had any bad dreams.
>>376588151
I always thought the boxart renders of Crash were creepy as hell. He doesn't look scary in-game, but this is the last fucking thing I wanted to see in my bedroom at night.
I don't know why but I was terrified of this when I was a kid
>>376589842
That annoying fucker's level was so tedious and difficult too. Was so relieved to get past him.
>that slide at the end with insta-death mechanics
FMV and pre-rendered graphics
This shit
I hated watching my character flail around while they were falling before hitting the spikes
Also fatalities in general
Used to play SWAT 3 as a kid and there was this one mission set in some church or something that had a sort of choir song in the background, I think. No idea why but that song gave me nightmares. It made the level eerie as fuck.
The draw distance in MML dungeons freaked me out as a kid. Shit would just come at you out of the darkness.
>>376590262
That whole early 3D era was full of unintentionally scary shit thanks to low draw distances. Another creepy MML thing that I only vaguely remember is an underground area that looked like space or something. I don't know why, but I always found that kinda unsettling.
>>376590185
to be fair, the music was pretty eerie
as for me
Would run out the room when my Dad was playing Tomb Raider 1 and the Wolf enemies would come on. I got over it for a while, but he got up to the part with spikes and the noise she makes when she dies by them just set me off again. I also had an irrational fear of Crash Bandicoot sleeping.
>>376590610
I would try and fail to do the above-my-skill backyard circus level because this fucking level.
>>376589349
Massive fish that try to eat you are fucking horrifying.
*Beep-boop-blbrrhfhfb*
CLANG CLANG CLANG!
The ads for Shadowgate. The game itself? Not too bad. But those ads...
The whole game had a dark vibe to it that I sensed when I was a child.
Cool today, unsettling then.
Skulltulas, specifically the N64 era ones. Those bastards in particular are the reason I have arachnophobia.
When that first ceiling Skulltula in the Deku Tree dropped down, I dropped that shit so hard, I didn't pick it back up until Twilight Princess came out.
>>376588151
This prick was hard as fuck when I was like 5.
>In a weird, blocked off section of water
>This shady fucker clips into camera frame and jumps
>Try to swim away from the gaping maw about to consume me
>It's too late
Shit was 2spoop.
Especially the invisible one in the Spirit Temple. It freaked me out because I thought I would run out of magic and i couldn't see it.
And after that it broke up into Tiny hands making it even harder for me to control my bowelmovement.
I guess that's why the player is awarded with the triforce of courage.
As a kid I had nightmares about this thing chasing me wanting to eat me.
>>376592228
And then twilight had the scariest versions of them to date.
>>376588151
Taht fucking yeti in the ski game
>>376592802
imagine if that actually happened, haha
I refused to re-run Cave as a kid. Every other course was re-ran dozens of times each for the perfect pictures, but Cave was forever stuck with garbage.
don't look
>>376589842
This guy was terrifying
For some reason, the haunted house in the original Ape Escape terrified me as a kid. I can't find any gameplay footage, but I think there were giant ghosts that chased you through walls.
There was also a part in Frogger 2 that was similar, where you were locked in a small area being chased by a ghost.
Also this, I guess >>376593152
>>376588275
The monkey chasing you scared me too, anon.
The ps2 startup for some reason? It just made me really uncomfortable for a long time.
>>376593264
What was the lore explanation for these guys?
>>376592524
>>376592652
>>376593187
>>376593358
I don't understand this one, and I know you're not alone because other anons have posted the same thing.
>>376590610Oogiebooogieboogie
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBwABXj24mY
>>376592652
there was also a huge fish nigger that would always try and eat you in jak & dextor
>>376593718
daxter*
I'm sorry, the name was more stupid than I thought
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZHv41W-Y1c
I loved dinosaurs but the eerie music made this really scary. I was also afraid of anything with red eyes.
>>376593718
>>376593801
I read that as jak & detox at first
>>376591638
Ah. Good ol' Shadows of the Empire
>>376593683
In what universe is this not scary?
Actually, I'm intrigued. Mostly because I feel like I've heard that soundbite before but can't recall where or why. What kind of c64 game was it?
>>376595604
Is it time for the daily dose yet?
>>376589842
oh god no
>>376590610
>not the goose level
>>376588151
>tiny tiger
>was actually a big dog
What did they mean by this?
>>376588345
This terrified you? It just pissed me off.
I get nervous just looking at the picture
You're not deathly scared of drowning, right?
How about we throw jaws in too, and a level where you drown twice as fast just to up the panic?
>>376590082
Is it because this was recorded so long ago, it's like these people are basically ghosts
>>376597386
There was some sort of typing game where the objective was to swim away from a shark.
I never liked that game.
this :(
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Al0XOLM9FPw
>>376589869
>>376597434
>>376597958
No judging, be honest, were you beaten as children?
>>376598675
it was a friend of mine who was actually afraid of the shadow over the earth image but i find it fucking hilarious
don't think he was ever beaten
>>376589842
Rayman 2 might've been the most AESTHETIC platformer I played as a kid.
>>376598336
fuck yeah skullsmonkeys
I didn't actually get to the fountain for several years cause my dumbass was too afraid to go through the hall
Game had basically horror tank controls in first person. The raptors felt (they actually weren't) so much more agile than the player.
>>376598945
Speaking of 64, pic related blew >>376592652 outta the water.
For some reason I was super spooked by the Smurfs game on GBC, especially the alien planet
>>376593683
Imagine it's dancing at a club waving it's hand to the music. It talks loud and tries to sound like a real human. It's just a strange alien bureaucrat looking for a night away from everything where it can cut loose.
As you (Yes, "you", Anon.) slam back a few drinks at the bar. You aren't sure why you didn't stay home and drink while shitposting here on a Venezuelan documentary review website. You don't understand why there's an alien in the club or why people are partying with it instead of freaking out. But a couple more drinks go into and now you focus closely on the face. It's looking right at you and is going to let you smash.
Do you smash?
>>376598675
no, but i remember always being paranoid and scared when i played certain games as a kid.especially after i got tricked and fell through the floor in SM64.
After that i never truly felt safe when i played certain games since i always had this lingering feeling that something random could pop up at any time and kill me or fuck with me some how.
this paranoia of sorts stuck by my side up until 2009 when i played assassins creed 2. i remember being hessitent to play the game when i looked at it, and always on edge while playing the game and i somehimes even had a friend play the game because i was to scared to play myself, (never told my friend that ofcourse i was 13 at the time if memory serves).
up until the second mission after you reach your uncle mario in the villa.
After the third mission in the villa i lost that paranoia and it havent returned to me since.
>mfw i just realised Mario mentally scarred me as a child
>mfw a diffrent Mario cured me from the paranoia
what is life?