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And nothing other than Pascal blushing when Hubert is talking to her, is shown onscreen.
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The only scene I can remember is Pascal blushing when Hubert is talking to her, I can\\\'t remember them kissing, but I never did watch that Lets Play to the very end.
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They either kiss once, or don\'t kiss at all in game. And most of the relationship between them is Hubert trying to deny his own feelings for Pascal. They only get into this properly in bonus content at the end, AND Hubert might be 18 by then (The end bit is set a while after you defeat the BigBad of the first part). Plus the game\'s rating is 12, and TalesOfXillia is 16 under PEGI (doesn\'t this mean we can delete the Xillia examples, since 16 year olds in Western Europe are NOT treated as children?). I don\'t know what the ESRB has put them down as. I know the ratings because I own both games. They and Xillia\'s sequel are all Teen under ESRB, but Xillia has a higher rating where we live than in America. Plus it\'s meant to be a deliberate attempt to get stuff past the censors, and there is no way the censors did not know about Pascal and Hubert\'s relationship unless they never read the script of the bonus content.
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GettingCrapPastTheRadar is a deliberate attempt to bypass the censors.
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I think we should delete the examples since this is normal for Teen rated games, since the criteria for Mature includes onscreen graphic violence and sexual references, etc. And the fact PEGI gave Xillia a 16 shows that the Censor didn\'t just sit there and do nothing.
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They either kiss once, or don\\\'t kiss at all in game. And most of the relationship between them is Hubert trying to deny his own feelings for Pascal. They only get into this properly in bonus content at the end, AND Hubert might be 18 by then (The end bit is set a while after you defeat the BigBad of the first part). Plus the game\\\'s rating is 12, and TalesOfXillia is 16 under PEGI (doesn\\\'t this mean we can delete the Xillia examples, since 16 year olds in Western Europe are NOT treated as children?). I don\\\'t know what the ESRB has put them down as. I know the ratings because I own both games. They and Xillia\\\'s sequel are all Teen under ESRB, but Xillia has a higher rating where we live than in America. There is no way the censors did not know about Pascal and Hubert\\\'s relationship unless they never read the script of the game properly.
I think we should delete the examples since this is normal for Teen rated games, since the criteria for Mature includes onscreen graphic violence and sexual references, etc. And the fact PEGI gave Xillia a 16 shows that the Censor didn\\\'t just sit there and do nothing.
And nothing other than Pascal blushing when Hubert is talking to her, is shown onscreen.
I think we should delete the examples since this is normal for Teen rated games, since the criteria for Mature includes onscreen graphic violence and sexual references, etc. And the fact PEGI gave Xillia a 16 shows that the Censor didn\\\'t just sit there and do nothing.
And nothing other than Pascal blushing when Hubert is talking to her, is shown onscreen.
