For me, quite a few come to mind.
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4NpBtAu79g[/media]
The main one is the ending and credits of Super Mario 64. The music is just so perfectly chosen for the whole thing and works so well.
The bit showing all the levels is best, but I never quite understood why they show Wiggler in Tiny Huge Island after they show Hazy Maze Cave, seeing how the levels are going in perfect number order until then and this level just sticks out. The scenes themselves are quite charming though, and I love how the levels are just as you left them in game, complete with blue stars if collected, and that the status of the Snowman in Cool Cool Mountain depends on whether you actually beat said mission. It's much better when games show cut scenes and ending credits in the game engine, isn't it?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_mW1ya58CY
This is a nice one as well, from Yoshi's Island. It's also the second use of the pre rendered style that I hear the developers were once planning to use for the whole game before they decided to go with the hand drawn style as a response to Donkey Kong Country.
So what credits sequences in games do you think are best?
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4NpBtAu79g[/media]
The main one is the ending and credits of Super Mario 64. The music is just so perfectly chosen for the whole thing and works so well.
The bit showing all the levels is best, but I never quite understood why they show Wiggler in Tiny Huge Island after they show Hazy Maze Cave, seeing how the levels are going in perfect number order until then and this level just sticks out. The scenes themselves are quite charming though, and I love how the levels are just as you left them in game, complete with blue stars if collected, and that the status of the Snowman in Cool Cool Mountain depends on whether you actually beat said mission. It's much better when games show cut scenes and ending credits in the game engine, isn't it?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_mW1ya58CY
This is a nice one as well, from Yoshi's Island. It's also the second use of the pre rendered style that I hear the developers were once planning to use for the whole game before they decided to go with the hand drawn style as a response to Donkey Kong Country.
So what credits sequences in games do you think are best?