Due to the representation of female characters in the majority of "bishōjo" games, a great majority of the market is male. Nevertheless, from the year 2000, some developers began to expand their market, creating games directed to girls and presenting attractive young men in their cast ("bishōnen"). The most well-known and commercial of these titles is Konami's experiment "Tokimeki Memorial Girl's Side" (2002). There have even appeared a small amount of erotic games that present man–man homosexual relations ("yaoi" games), which take their bases from the parallel subculture of "yaoi" anime and manga. Games targeted specifically at female players are not referred to as "bishōjo" games, but categorized under the broader genre of adventure or simulation by publishers, and commonly referred to as "otome" games or Boys' Love games by fans and reviewers.