History Awesome / TitanFall

** For the Militia, players are a DropShip in space getting pummeled by enemy fire until the pilot makes an emergency [[FasterThanLightTravel FTL]] jump into Demeter's atmosphere. Immediately, AntiAir defenses shoot down the ship; once the PlayerCharacter wakes up, you find yourself with about a dozen other pilots and grunts admist the rubble, while [[AuthorityEqualsAsskicking MacAllan]] leads not only a [[Film/SavingPrivateRyan Normandy-style charge]] into the base in his personal Titan (which he'd sworn never to pilot again), but makes a DynamicEntry by ''busting the gates open'' for the Militia to pour through. And he gets one of his Titan's arms shot off in the process. It's so badly damaged from the approach that he abandons it right inside the gates.

** For the Militia, players are a DropShip in space getting pummeled by enemy fire until the pilot makes an emergency [[FasterThanLightTravel FTL]] jump into Demeter's atmosphere. Immediately, AntiAir defenses shoot down the ship; once the PlayerCharacter wakes up, you find yourself with about a dozen other pilots and grunts admist the rubble, while [[AuthorityEqualsAsskicking MacAllan]] leads not only a [[Film/SavingPrivateRyan Normandy-style charge]] into the base in his personal Titan (which he'd sworn never to pilot again), but makes a DynamicEntry by ''busting the gates open'' for the Militia to pour through. And he gets one of his Titan's arms shot off in the process. It's so badly damaged from the approach that he abandons it right inside the gates.
* Meta-example: On March 13, 2014, Raymond Cox IV ("[=Stallion83=]") became the first UsefulNotes/XboxLiveArcade gamer to reach a gamerscore of one million. Using ''Titanfall'' for the UsefulNotes/XboxOne (specifically using a white console given to him by Microsoft) to reach it, his milestone-setting achievement is the 50G achievement, "[[MeaningfulName I Like a Challenge]]".[[note]]Complete all challenges for a single weapon.[[/note]]
* The Xbox 360 port is nothing short of awesomeness. The porting team (Bluepoint Games) made sure to keep the core gameplay intact for a console made in 2005, while only sacrificing visuals and framerate. It even got the same DLC support that was present on the Xbox One and PC versions.

* And if the Militia win the match? The 3rd Merchant Fleet, a previously unheard-of allied division, warps in their fighters en-masse, quickly overwhelming the Sentinel in a matter of seconds, to the point where Graves (who is commanding from said ship) has to make an emergency warp to safety lest the Sentinel is destroyed on the spot, cancelling the search mission. It's really satisfying to see the IMC pull back their "game changer" so hastily, especially with the loud wind up sound before it jumps out of the map.
-> '''Crew Captain:''' (hundreds of allied ships jump in) All Militia forces, 3rd Merchant Fleet at your service. We'll take it from here.

** And if the Militia win the match? The 3rd Merchant Fleet, a previously unheard-of allied division, warps in their fighters en-masse, quickly overwhelming the Sentinel in a matter of seconds, to the point where Graves (who is commanding from said ship) has to make an emergency warp to safety lest the Sentinel is destroyed on the spot, cancelling the search mission. It's really satisfying to see the IMC pull back their "game changer" so hastily, especially with the loud wind up sound before it jumps out of the map.

* The moment the IMS Sentinel warps over Angel City in the campaign is one for the IMC side, particularly the way it slowly eclipses the sun as waves upon waves of fighter planes launch from the flight decks. The Militia are understandably shocked, given they obviously don't have the firepower nor expertise to combat it, at least without [=MacAllan=]'s [[BatmanGambit]].

* The moment the IMS Sentinel warps over Angel City in the campaign is one for the IMC side, particularly the way it slowly eclipses the sun as waves upon waves of fighter planes launch from the flight decks. The Militia are understandably shocked, given they obviously don't have the firepower nor expertise to combat it, at least without MacAllan's [[Batman Gambit]].

* The moment the IMS Sentinel warps over Angel City in the campaign is one for the IMC side.

** Successfully luring an opposing Titan into a spread of arc mines.

* The Xbox 360 port is nothing short of awesomeness. The porting team (Bluepoint Games) made sure to keep the core gameplay intact for a console made in 2005, while only sacrificing visuals and framerate. It even got the same DLC support that the Xbox One and PC versions got.