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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Oftentimes in video games, the option exists for the main character to pursue a romantic relationship with some other character. This more often than not happens in more open-ended games, such as RPGs and Wide Open Sandbox games like Grand Theft Auto, rather than games that follow a tight, "every note must be hit" plot, where any romance happens at the behest of the story. As video games are traditionally a medium for males, and most males are heterosexual, most of the romance happens between a male character and a female NPC of the player's choice. |
