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San Andreas AO-rating: Part Deux

Posted on Monday, 11 July 2005 by Roman, source: Gamespot

The actions of Leland Yee seem to make the Hot Coffee mod in San Andreas a real scandal. After Yee’s verbal attack on the ESRB, this institution is opening an investigation to these hidden mini-games.

The main goal is to find out whether the games were pre-existing code, as it seems to be the case, or were added by the mod itself.

Patricia Vance, president of the ESRB, stated

"The integrity of the ESRB rating system is founded on the trust of consumers who increasingly depend on it to provide complete and accurate information about what's in a game. If after a thorough and objective investigation of all the relevant facts surrounding this modification, we determine a violation of our rules has occurred, we will take appropriate action."

Rockstar alerted the press that is was aware of the ESRB investigation, and respects and acknowledges its authority, but that the company is also confident that the current rating will uphold. The company further denies that the Hot Coffee code was included in the original game.

To be continued…

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Anonymous

Dun Dun Duuhhhhh! Sorry couldn't resist, this is all silly though. It's just a sex mod, they're getting all worked up over nothing. What about all the violence in games nowadays, they've really got their priorities screwed.

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Posted on 10:43, July 11th 2005

Anonymous

It could have sworn it was code left in the game by rockstar, i read it somewhere..
Whatll happen a fine and an increase in age rating?

It could have sworn it was code left in the game by rockstar, i read it somewhere.. Whatll happen a fine and an increase in age rating?

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Posted on 11:27, July 11th 2005

Anonymous

I read that somewhere too, all they did was enable it. Don't know how Rockstar could deny it, cause you get to see someone get a blowjob without the mod. During that mission where you have to beat up the drug dealer 'esses' in the apartment, lol.

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Posted on 11:56, July 11th 2005

Anonymous

ESRB can give me a blowjob

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Posted on 04:19, July 22nd 2005

Anonymous

haha these people are like old farts that dont ever have sex. Only if they knew how it was educating our children. haha I have no clue what im talking about.

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Posted on 11:32, July 22nd 2005

Anonymous

Well the real impact will be on the people that still want to buy the game. Most retailers won't sell things with adult content in it. I mean seriously, everybody gets the discovery channel and goes to sex ed in school. They should be more concerned weather their children are going to kill people or rape them.

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Posted on 00:17, July 23rd 2005