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The ending of The Last Express and the concerto scene are definite classics.
The prior is very remorseful and I just like the atmosphere of the latter
(the look of the two performers get into what they were doing enhanced the
realism).

The followings are not my favorites, but very memorable (and arranged in no
particular order).

GK2, the conspiracy against Ludwig II cutscene (when Ludwig ordered to hide
the lost opera).

Also the underdog, Return of the Phantom has some memorable scenes in it (I
guess it's the general atmosphere that caught me).

The beginning of the Countdown.  The whole asylum freaks me.

The pirate song from MI3.  The crystal house of the Loom.  The final stage
of the Dig, etc.  There are many more probably, but these are the ones that
stick out of my mind.  I would add the final confrontation in Planescape:
Torment, but it's an RPG.

Ashikaga
"Karmo Talts" <kar...@madli.ut.ee> wrote in message
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> There are games in which you love whole atmosphere
> like in MI1. Emotional moments are best in some
> Sierra games like QFG and GK games. And some
> of Sierra games are most thoughtful (it
> goes again for those two series).
> I have to admit that although SQ games are
> short there are some good 'directing' like
> when steps of invisible android appear in
> SQ3 and Rog peeking at sequel police in
> from sewer in SQ4.
> And some puzzles make also fine moments.
> But then again there is special thread for
> best puzzle.
>
> K