History HappilyMarried / VideoGames

** First there's Taupy and his [[AmbiguousSituation wife/live-in girlfriend]] Muffy. While she's largely a SateliteLoveInterest, it's clear they love each other and that their situation works for them; any time Taupy is home, he and Muffy are shamelessly affectionate.
** About halfway through, Kyrie and Morte become an OfficialCouple. While they're still teenagers (and thus unmarried), they have none of the drama or jealousy typically associated with teen romance, and the ending implies that they'll continue to stay together.

* Almost every DynastyWarriors and SamuraiWarriors husband/wife team is a good match between people who do care about each other, often ignoring both history and the source material, though Hideyoshi is still a bit of a lech and Nohime is a very mentally disturbed woman.

** In keeping with the [[{{Arcadia idealistic]] nature of the setting [[spoiler:before the Pigmasks take over]], almost every couple in Tazmily village seems to qualify if you pay close attention to their dialogue. [[FamilyThemeNaming Abbey and Abbot]], a young couple who appear to be both florists, particularly stand out.

** In ''Awakening'' all married couples fit this trope. Especially notable if you step on an event tile and you have a married couple paired-up. The event in question can ranged from them promising each other to survive the war, given gifts to one another, or commenting how beautiful their spouse looks. That is not even getting into the stats boost granted by married couples.

* The ''FinalFantasy'' series has several examples:

** [[OfficialCouple Cecil and Rosa]] of ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyIV'', at least after the credits and in the sequel. The only primary couple in the main ''FinalFantasy'' series to date that has managed this, astonishingly. While some other pairs are implied to become this later, Zidane and Garnet of ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyIX'' most prominently, only Cecil and Rosa have officially tied the knot, which is what this trope is about. %% Yang and his wife also qualify.

%%* Ron and Desiree [=DeLite=] from ''VisualNovel/PhoenixWrightAceAttorney: Trials and Tribulations'', despite the fact that they are a [[ShrinkingViolet cripplingly insecure]] GentlemanThief and a spend-happy BikerBabe respectively.

* The happiest married couple in the AceAttorney series is the unlikely pairing of Ron and Desirée DeLite. She's a badass motorcycle chick and he's a nervous girly-man, but they still love each other greatly, and Ron is willing to put himself in harms way for his wife.

* Keith and Lilly in ''VideoGame/DeadlyPremonition.'' Although they initially seem to fall under the NoAccountingForTaste banner--Keith is about [[MayDecemberRomance a decade younger than his wife]] and utterly obsessed with rock 'n' roll, while Lilly is a "supermom" who is without a doubt ParentingTheHusband--talking with them will reveal that they utterly love each other to pieces, and that their seemingly disparate traits actually work together instead of against each other.

%%* Ron and Desiree [=DeLite=] from ''PhoenixWright VisualNovel/AceAttorney: Trials and Tribulations'', despite the fact that they are a [[ShrinkingViolet cripplingly insecure]] GentlemanThief and a spend-happy BikerBabe respectively.

* Hakan of ''SuperStreetFighterIV'' has a wife and seven daughters, as part of his wholesome and campy character.

** Wakka and Lulu from ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyX''. Their marriage is a sign they've moved past their angst from the first game [[note]] the death of Wakka's brother and Lulu's former boyfriend]] and indeed they are happy and ''[[BabiesEverAfter parents]]''. One such mission in the sequel is searching for a sphere containing information about Wakka's parents which Wakka is looking for because he wants to use it as a model for what a good father should be.

%%** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII'' has two examples, Cid and Edea and Laguna and Raine. [[spoiler: Prior to her death as well.]]

** Wakka and Lulu from "VideoGame/FinalFantasyX''. Their marriage is a sign they've moved past their angst from the first game [[note]] the death of Wakka's brother and Lulu's former boyfriend]] and indeed they are happy and ''[[BabiesEverAfter parents]]''. One such mission in the sequel is searching for a sphere containing information about Wakka's parents which Wakka is looking for because he wants to use it as a model for what a good father should be.

* Almost every DynastyWarriors and SamuraiWarriors husband/wife team is a good match between people who do care about each other, though Hideyoshi is still a bit of a lech and Nohime is a very mentally disturbed woman.

** Wakka and Lulu from "VideoGame/FinalFantasyX'' deserves a mention here, as well. The sequel game shows them as a happily married couple in Besaid.

* The happiest married couple in the AceAttorney series is the unlikely pairing of Ron and Desirée DeLite. She's a badass motorcycle chick and he's a nervous girly-man, but they still love each other greatly, and Ron is completely willing to put himself in harms way for his wife.

* THe happiest married couple in the AceAttorney series is the unlikely pairing of Ron and Desirée DeLite. She's a badass motorcycle chick and he's a nervous girly-man, but they still love each other greatly, and Ron is completely willing to put himself in harms way for his wife.

%%* The ''FireEmblem'' series has Ethlin and Cuan, Glade and Selfina, Yuno and Zealot, Dorcas and Nathalie (bonus for being childhood sweethearts) and Lord Pent and Louise.
%%** It also contains Canas, who joins the party happily married in ''FireEmblem: Blazing Sword'', although his wife does not appear. In ''FireEmblem: Sword of Seals'' (which is a chronological sequel to ''Blazing Sword'') it was established that Canas's son Hugh was raised by Canas's mother Niime, resulting in Canas's death being written into the ending of ''Blazing Sword''. This resulted in the fan meme that Canas was "killed by continuity errors".
%%** More tragic example from ''Sacred Stones'': [[spoiler:Sir Orson and Monica were Happily Married. But as she was an IllGirl, she perished at some point before the story, and [[LoveMakesYouEvil Orson was driven mad and evil due to this]]. Lampshaded by Seth before the fight with Orson, who mentions that their happy marriage was famous among the Renais knights.]]

%%* [[VideoGame/MonkeyIsland Guybrush Threepwood and Elaine Marley]] as of the end of ''[[VideoGame/TheCurseOfMonkeyIsland Curse]]''.

** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXII'' had Ashe and Rassler and their PerfectlyArrangedMarriage. They share a joke in the prologue about how everyone thinks they're marrying for political convenience when the reality is they're in love. Since he dies in the opening credits, Ashe becomes a CrusadingWidow for the bulk of the game.

%%** Not to Mention Yeto & Yeta.

** [[OfficialCouple Cecil and Rosa]] of ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyIV'', at least after the credits and in the sequel. The only primary couple in the main ''FinalFantasy'' series to date that has managed this, astonishingly. While some other pairs are implied to become this later, Zidane and Garnet of ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyIX'' most prominently, only Cecil and Rosa have officially tied the knot, which is what this trope is about.%% Yang and his wife also qualify.

%%** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXII'' had Ashe and Rassler and their PerfectlyArrangedMarriage, but Rassler died in the opening credits.

* The ''FireEmblem'' series has Ethlin and Cuan, Glade and Selfina, Yuno and Zealot, Dorcas and Nathalie (bonus for being childhood sweethearts) and Lord Pent and Louise.
** It also contains Canas, who joins the party happily married in ''FireEmblem: Blazing Sword'', although his wife does not appear. In ''FireEmblem: Sword of Seals'' (which is a chronological sequel to ''Blazing Sword'') it was established that Canas's son Hugh was raised by Canas's mother Niime, resulting in Canas's death being written into the ending of ''Blazing Sword''. This resulted in the fan meme that Canas was "killed by continuity errors".
** More tragic example from ''Sacred Stones'': [[spoiler:Sir Orson and Monica were Happily Married. But as she was an IllGirl, she perished at some point before the story, and [[LoveMakesYouEvil Orson was driven mad and evil due to this]]. Lampshaded by Seth before the fight with Orson, who mentions that their happy marriage was famous among the Renais knights.]]
** In the Path of Radiance/Radiant Dawn continuity, we have Calil and Largo.
* Twinsen and Zoe, expecting their first child in ''LittleBigAdventure 2''.
* ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTwilightPrincess'' has Rusl and Uli, Colin's parents, in Ordon Village.
** Not to Mention Yeto & Yeta.

** However, Mickey and Minnie's ''voice actors'', Wayne Allwine and Russi Taylor, were, in fact, married; Allwine has since passed away.
* [[VideoGame/NeverwinterNights Aribeth and Fenthick]] were on their way there before Fenthick's trusting nature got him executed at the end of the first chapter of the first campaign. [[spoiler:He only existed to give Aribeth a reason to turn to the dark side, anyway.]]
* Ron and Desiree [=DeLite=] from ''PhoenixWright VisualNovel/AceAttorney: Trials and Tribulations'', despite the fact that they are a [[ShrinkingViolet cripplingly insecure]] GentlemanThief and a spend-happy BikerBabe respectively.
* Two of your units, Karl and Lynn, in ''VideoGame/ValkyriaChronicles'' are Happily Married and a full-blown BattleCouple to boot. At the end of the game, after the war, [[spoiler:Largo and Cpt. Varrot]] and [[spoiler:Welkin and Alicia]] also marry.
* Toshiie and Matsu in ''VideoGame/SengokuBasara'', who may also qualify for SickeninglySweethearts.

** Cid from ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyIII'' is happily married.
** [[OfficialCouple Cecil and Rosa]] of ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyIV'', at least after the credits and in the sequel. The only primary couple in the main ''FinalFantasy'' series to date that has managed this, astonishingly. While some other pairs are implied to become this later, Zidane and Garnet of ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyIX'' most prominently, only Cecil and Rosa have officially tied the knot, which is what this trope is about. Yang and his wife also qualify.
** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVI'' has a tragic example. Cyan and his wife Elaine were appearently this. [[spoiler: Before her death.]]
** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII'' has two examples, Cid and Edea and Laguna and Raine. [[spoiler: Prior to her death as well.]]
** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXII'' had Ashe and Rassler and their PerfectlyArrangedMarriage, but Rassler died in the opening credits.

* Flint and Hinawa from ''VideoGame/{{Mother 3}}''. Turns tragic shortly after the game begins, unfortunately.

* Let's not forget Citan and Yui of ''VideoGame/{{Xenogears}}'', who were a BattleCouple in their younger years.

** The world of ''Franchise/DragonAge'' seems significantly more accepting of extramarital affairs than a normal medieval setting, so the only romantic pairing in either game in which the player ends up getting married is with a female Human Noble Warden and Alistair in the first game. (Theirs is, however, an ''extremely'' happy marriage; the epilogue states that Alistair openly adores his wife.) [[BetaCouple Aveline and Donnick]] end up Happily Married in ''VideoGame/DragonAgeII'' if Hawke helps out.
** Other examples include Bryce and Eleanor Cousland, who [[spoiler: stay together in their last moments]], Fergus and Oriana Cousland [[spoiler: until she and their son Oren are killed]], Delilah Howe and her husband Albert, as revealed during Nathaniel's personal quest in ''Awakening'', Danyla and Athras [[spoiler: but only continue to be so if you take one of the few scenarios where she doesn't die]], Cyrion and Adaia Tabris, Aveline and Wesley Vallen [[spoiler: until he dies from the taint]], and Leandra and Malcolm Hawke.
* We have Meryl and Johnny getting a happy wedding at the end of ''MetalGearSolid4''.
* [[VideoGame/MonkeyIsland Guybrush Threepwood and Elaine Marley]] as of the end of ''[[VideoGame/TheCurseOfMonkeyIsland Curse]]''.
* {{Catherine}}: [[spoiler: In the game's "True Lovers" ending (one of several true endings), Vincent and Katherine get married. Orlando and his ex-wife even decide to give it another chance as well. [[HappyEnding Happy endings]] for everyone!]]
** [[spoiler:Same goes for Vincent and [[NamesTheSame Catherine]] in the "True Cheaters" ending. Though theirs is more of an UnholyMatrimony.]]
* The King and Queen of All Cosmos from ''[[KatamariDamacy Katamari]]'', as shown in ''We Love Katamari'' and ''Katamari Forever''.
* Every couple in VideoGame/DynastyWarriors, which sometimes serves as a marked departure from how things were in [[Literature/RomanceOfTheThreeKingdoms the books they were based off]].