| Display title | The Many Deaths of You |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In most video games, when you lose a life, you just get defeated in a standard animation, and that's it. This is especially true of older 2D games and games done in that style, in which no matter what happens that kills you, your character would just get a look of surprise on their face and then fall off the screen. |
