i really liked the halo 2 credits... the way the game dropped off and marty shoved that music in... i dunno i actually cared for cortana at that moment... mabye it was the books.
I'm with everyone else who's brought it up, Portal's credits are wonderful. I also like the credits that Insomniac puts into their games, with their long-running "No [insert featured game character here] were injured in the making of this game" statements.
One game that I think had bad credits, though, was on of the Crysis games (can't remember if it was the original or Warhead). Watched my brother finish it, and then the credits just seemed to go on FOREVER. Hell, we started to wonder if they had just repeated at some point and we had missed it.
What about Hitman: Blood Money? (Spoiler Alert for nimrods and dinguses too stupid to have previously comprehended this probability)
It looks like 47 is dead, sold out by the disembodied voice chick, the cut-scene narrative wraps up right into it. I was actually getting pissed at the game for not letting me skip the credits (Escape wasn't doing anything) and banging at the keyboard for a few moments before I noticed that when I hit the spacebar, 47's heartbeat was starting back up. Capital bonus, I thought.
Oh my God, I remember Fable... I sat through the entire effing credits just so I could use that epic sword- and the catch? Some glitch or something kept me locked in the academy permanantly. So. Hats off to those horrible credits.
Eat Lead wasn't that bad. A pretty badass song, if you ask me.
Plus Andre S. was in it, and he always does cool voices for cool games, like Scarface, Ratchet: Deadlocked, and Condemned 2.
Y'know, I thought that it was brilliant that Eat Lead gave an achievement for watching the credits. Because the credits are there to -give credit- to those who have slaved over the product for a not insignificant amount of time. Too many people flip through the credits immediately after a game ends, and this makes sure they sit through the damn thing for once.
It's a mechanic I hope more games use, frankly. :|