July 27, 2005 5:44 AM PDT
FTC investigating 'Grand Theft'
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Probe will determine whether the game's publisher intentionally deceived the video game ratings board to avoid an "adult" rating.
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oh wait, the politicians cant be bothered with those pesky little things, there are cartoon characters simulating sex encrypted deep within a disc of some video game. yeah, something needs to be done about this immediatley.
politicians are such a joke in this country.
oh wait, the politicians cant be bothered with those pesky little things, there are cartoon characters simulating sex encrypted deep within a disc of some video game. yeah, something needs to be done about this immediatley.
politicians are such a joke in this country.
Aside from that, this "malicious immorality coding" could only be opened up with a 3rd party crack. Such cracks have existed for Tomb Raider (also old), the Sims, and any other game that portrays a human in it. So why were things not brought up earlier. Besides this isn't the ONLY game that has that sort of content. Also, R-rated movies have sex in them all the time, but apparently digital immorality is worse than filmed ACTUAL immorality. Go figure.....
Aside from that, this "malicious immorality coding" could only be opened up with a 3rd party crack. Such cracks have existed for Tomb Raider (also old), the Sims, and any other game that portrays a human in it. So why were things not brought up earlier. Besides this isn't the ONLY game that has that sort of content. Also, R-rated movies have sex in them all the time, but apparently digital immorality is worse than filmed ACTUAL immorality. Go figure.....