Well this was back when I was ugh I think maybe 12, anyways it was the original Fatal Frame for the ps2, the whole game just scared the living daylights out of me due to the fact with the whole taking pictures of ghost and thinking my own house was haunted just made things twice as scarier. But now i can go through the whole game with ease!

My scariest moment in video game history.
2:00 am bone chilling im home alone; i decide to finally decide to play doom 3. so im in my room i have my surround sound head phones on i remember it so clearly i was walking into on of the rooms when i see this woman kneeling over and she was bleeding i walked over and as soon i touch her she started to scream it went to this very disturbing cut scene where she just was yelling when her stomach blew… blood went everywhere it was so sick not to mention this little demon crawled out of her… but that isnt even the scariest part it was when i left that room the lights turned off it was pitch black in the room( so dark that my room was so dark i couldn’t even see my hand) and then i took a few steps and this loud screeching noise out of no where and these flippin demons flaming head things where wizzing by me it made me jump so bad that i spilled my ramen noodles and burnt my leg that later turn into a huge blister… that is more than likely my scariest moment in gaming history

The Scariest moment in a video game for me, would have to be playing doom 3 at 3:00 AM. I was about 11 at the time, and I had finished watching Nightmare on Elm street, and this big tree outside looked like freddy. That started the scare factor, then to add to the effect, I was playing and I was in a hallway when this demon spawn jumps out of nowhere and starts to attack me. My brother and his friends come home fro a midnight screening of some movie, and decide to pull a prank on me. I killed several other demons that attack me, when I find several bodies hanging charred from the ceiling. Then behind me I hear footsteps. Coming closer, and closer. I turned on the lights and no one was there. So I walk into the kitchen and my brother jumps out and I nearly piss my pants.

My scariest video game moment happened within Resident Evil 2. It was the first survival-horror game I’d ever played, so I didn’t know what to expect. It was eerie for the first few minutes, with the sounds of moaning and lurching zombies following me everywhere. The feeling was beginning to wear off when I was passing through a seemingly deserted hallway within the Police Station. That feeling and so much more came and smacked me in the face when half a dozen rotting hands burst through a boarded up window and held me against the wall, trying to drag me out. I sat bolt up-right and dropped my jaw and my controller, shocked at the feeling of adrenaline and fear I felt. I quickly picked up the controller with my shaking hand to fend off the undead, but that was a defining moment for me as far as video games were concerned. That game made me fall in love with Survival-Horror games, and the feeling a good one leave you with.

Definitely in Silent Hill 4 when the 2-headed creatures come running towards you out of nowhere!