ITT: We summarize the endings of video games in the style of a Twilight Zone closing monologue
ITT: We summarize the endings of video games in the style of a Twilight Zone closing monologue
Sebastian Miller
Noah Bennett
>And so concludes the tale of a man consumed and destroyed by his own ambition. An ambition to rise above. An ambition to change the world. An ambition to to tame that which was never meant to be, and cannot be controlled, be it within our world--or even within The Twilight Zone.
Matthew Cruz
>The desire for beauty, for some simply a part of the morning routine, for others it can be an obsession. For poor Gruntilda Winkybunion this obsession bought upon her the wrath of earth's most peaceful creature...the Bear. So next time you walk to the makeup aisle you may want to check the sign as you may also find...the Twilight Zone.
Cooper Davis
>"Revan, dark lord, Sith, Jedi, human; age early to mid thirties. Is it wrong to betray your country to save it? Is there even a right or wrong to begin with? Revan asked these questions and got a cruel answer. When captured, they were changed into an entirely different person and came to the same conclusion in the end and became the person they once were once again. Right and wrong only exist in how much those believe it does put the effort to make it so. Revan learned of this answer when they witnessed the wanton slaughter of millions of innocent men, women and children by galactic marauders, a horrific atrocity home only to the Twilight Zone."
Robert Cook
>In the eyes of many, dreams are thought to be windows providing a glimpse into another world. For Elliot and Claire, their perception of one of these other worlds came not in the form of a window, but rather a door, leading into the Twilight Zone.
Ryan Scott
And then the cycle ended.
He, or rather it, awakened from it's tomb, eager to repair the world of men and pass on their legacy.
Levi Gray
Halo 3's ending basically had one written down.
Aiden Turner
This just makes me sad that Rod Serling is dead
Connor Nelson
>Gluttony. One of the seven deadly sins. To Mr. Man, this gluttony has trapped him within his own mind, doomed to navigate the labyrinths of his deteriorating sanity, chased by the ghosts of his past. A shimmer of hope shines when Mr. Man found a tunnel, which he viewed as a possible escape from the endless torment. To his horror, this tunnel led not to an exit, but rather a wrap-around, leading right back into the Twilight Zone.
Julian Young
>A nameless knight, a ruined kingdom, a lonely guardian. A story of hardships and sacrifices beyond count to hold back a tide of madness and ruin. And yet, can you truly say the towering spires and white palaces of a grand city are more worth of saving than the tales of a friendly explorer, or the cheery song of a girl lost in her own dreams? Beware the prices you pay, or else you may wonder whether truly there is no cost too great... lost in in the depths of the Twilight Zone.