Games have — to put it mildly — a weird approach to love. But love is weird in real-life too. In time for Valentine’s Day, this is a celebration of video game romance in all its strange, stalkery, even inter-species forms. Enjoy — and maybe don’t try them out in real life.
This post originally appeared on Kotaku UK.
Words by Kate Grey, images by Andrew Leung.
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6 responses to “Love, According To Video Games”
Ha ha, Red Dead Redemption is so true. Except I hated the horseshoe game… HATED IT (but needed to get the trophy).
I was hoping GTA V’s would be “Love is… $70, fully refundable”
I’d like to see the the Halo-based analogy…
“Love is keeping your promises” ?
Either that, or “Love is betting you can stick it”.
Love is… In another castle.