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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In Video Games, Wall Bangers are often also Game Breakers, and are sometimes called "Controller Smashers" or "Screen Smashers" for the impulses a gamer on the receiving end of a Wall Banger gets. They are particularly frustrating here because video games are all about giving the player control; that makes it significantly worse when the player is railroaded into doing something completely stupid. |
