Most Awesome Relationships in Video Games

We round up the best relationships in video games.

Posted By Rohan Philip | On 11th, Oct. 2015

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John Marston & His Family

There is nothing more important than family. This statement rings true in Red Dead Redemption, when John tries his best to protect his family. The game goes all out in really emphasizing the meaning of family. From things like teaching his boy how to hunt and running errands for his wife, these things add weight to this relationship, and make the game even more charged and worth playing over and over again.

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