well back in the day when I was still young and worked installing sheetrock for a stretch of time under the table I was refused a pay stub by a former employer. When I queried him about not getting my cash money he told me, "I'm not paying you shit you peach fuzzed-face little fucker" so I suplexed him through a wall and railgunned one of his hands into a steel truss.

needless to say the snake bastard mailed me my earnings the next day and remembers me everytime he signs a check with that stigmata scarred hand.

The first fight in Shadow of the Colossus.  You don't really know what to expect in that game until that moment, even if you have an idea about the game you aren't sure how it's going to pan out but then IT HAPPENS and it's just mindblowing.  You're running away from that thing as quick as possible and all you're thinking is "OH FUCK IT'S SO HUGE HOW CAN I FIGHT THIS"

Beating it is just as memorable as when you first see it too.

Shadow of the Colossus
ALL OF THEM
Most memorable would've been the flying on in the water, where it came swooping at me and in a split second i figured out how to get on it.
But yeah, They were the most memorable.

Shadow of the Colossus
ALL OF THEM
Most memorable would've been the flying on in the water, where it came swooping at me and in a split second i figured out how to get on it.
But yeah, They were the most memorable.

See this shows why SotC is so good.  All of the boss fights were fantastic, and it was nothing but boss fights, therefore the game is perfect.

The big singing pile of shit from Conker's Bad Fur Day.

GIYGAS

Man, I just beat (well, installed AND beat) Modern Warfare 2 last night, and I think I'm going to remember the final boss from that for a long time.

Such a cool scene.

SotC really IS amazing. And I semi-decimated that game. I finished it on normal then did the normal time attacks... then I accidentally wrote over my save with a hard save file and I've done half of the hard time attacks.

But I don't wanna say Shadow of the Colossus again, so I'm going to say The End from MGS3 because it felt like such a radical pace change from most bosses.
It felt like a true test of how well you can stay hidden and yet be able to detect an enemy and attack

off the top of my head the ones that have left impressions on me were probably lavos, zeromus, giygas, masked man and

OH YEAH HOW DID I FORGET

EVERY LAST BOSS FROM ODIN SPHERE

jesus

Izanami-No-Okami for me, for the fact that she's a Goddess, and your party is just a bunch of high school students from a village in Japan. plus the scenes at the end of the second part, especially the Persona summoning, just made it memorable. Also the music for both parts of the battle is just awesome, and fits in so well.

Demon Gate from FF7.


This guy caught me totally off guard and I was severely ill-equipped and under-leveled for a boss fight at this stage in the game.  It was one of the most epic boss fights I've ever had, and after roughly 1 hour and my phoenix downs almost completely depleted I sent the bastard back to hell where he belongs.  People in my house actually crowded around to watch the fight and cheered when I vanquished him. 

giygas

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