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** AND in the version of Still Alive appearing on Jonathan Coulton's new album, Artificial Heart, [[GLaDOS]]' part is sung by the openly lesbian [[Tegan and Sara|Sara Quin]]. Not THAT relevant but it's...interesting.
** Possible [[Squick]] when you consider {{spoiler|1=the implication that GLaDOS's AI was created from Caroline, Chell's possible mother.}}
* The relationship between [[Professor Layton]] and his apprentice, Luke, is seen by some as having... undertones. [[Mentor Ship|Batman and Robin-like]] undertones. As an example? The third game in the series features a future version of Luke, aged up. He's nicknamed "[[
** Layton and his friend Clark are pretty affectionate in the ending credits of the fourth game, too.
* [[Ambiguously Gay]] [[Space Pirate]] Rusty Pete from the ''[[Ratchet and Clank]]'' series is quite blatantly obsessed with Captain Slag, crying over Slag's decapitated head and having it talk to him like a ventriloquist dummy, saying things like "You may not have me body, but you will always have me heart". He eventually rewires Slag's head so it can talk again and calls it "Slag on a Stick", and later {{spoiler|attaches it to the decapitated body of Angstrom Darkwater to revive him.}}
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* In the ''[[Xenosaga]]'' games, there's a very strong, definitely intentional element of [[Les Yay]] between Shion, and KOS-MOS, the beautiful robot she designed. It doesn't hurt that the fetish level of KOS-MOS's outfits depends directly on how much Shion has to do with that body's design...
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