Did anyone hear about this...well its true. There happens to be some unlockoable or hidden sex scenes which was found by a couple of hackers.......well just read for your self.http://www.gamespot.com/ps2/action/g...s_6129500.html
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But its a mod though, how could that possible interfere with rating? Anyone can put a sex-scene in any game... -
Well I read somewhere that all the mod does is "expose" the code already in the game...Comment
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no it's not a mod, technically.Originally posted by Ace101
Yes, it's a mod that gives you something not available in the sdefault version.
No, because the content was there from the beginning. There was a test done on an original edition, PS2 copy and they were able to get it. So that meant it was there in the beginning, and that RockStar lied to the ESRB.
So now they have to have it labeled AO.
They had to know that it wouldn't take long for PC modders to get in and discover it. And soon it was everywhere.
i really don't see what the big deal was. It's nothing that most 15 year olds haven't seen already anyway.Comment
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So I have it on PC, how do I unlock it
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Originally posted by Ace101
edit: bigbadbob said what i was saying already :PComment
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Soccer Moms 1, Gamers 0Comment
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WE SHOULD RISE UP AND STONE HILLARY CLINTON!....or atleast throw some eggs at her >_<
goddamned woman could possibly be next president....*shudder*Comment
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What about a downloadable link for this 'mod', or a cheat code to activate it ala Game Shark.Comment
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its pc version only.
also, if you want the mod just GOOGLE it. works all the time.Comment
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It's all versions, console needs action replays.
Take Two pulled the copies and are now making a cold lattee no hot coffee version now.
Welcome to the world it is ok to watch people take life, but not make it
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I say good, but it's a bit too late and this is a stupid reason for it having an adult rating. GTA should have had an adult rating to begin with before the coffee mod interactive sex scenes. Funny how it takes nudity and sex to put an adult rating on a game but it's perfectly fine to do all the numerous other things one can do in the GTA games. I love those games but no way in hell should kids be playing them. Sure, it's the parents responsibility but many parents these days just aren't and they let their kids do whatever they want without knowing what they're actually doing. How many parents actually know what GTA was about? And if they do, why do they let their kids play it? Some games these days are just getting way out of hand. No way do I want those games banned, but I do agree an adult label should be put on some of them. I'm not talking about going on a silly Doom/Quake crusade like was done in the 90's all because of Hellish things, but GTA is just out of hand along with a few other games.
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god help us allOriginally posted by xscenekidxComment
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That's okay, now the scrutiny is shifting to the last place you'd suspect.
stopkill.com for this moron's website, but he usually responds to emails like this:How do you like your hot coffee? If you're Jack Thompson, you like it scalding game publisher's laps. The Miami attorney and antigaming activist has done his share to see that games don't fall into the wrong hands. And lately, those hands have belonged to almost everyone.
Thompson was among those who spearheaded the recent effort to slap an "Adults Only" rating on Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, and he's often been on the forefront of many other gaming issues, several of which have targeted the crime-spree-based GTA franchise. In the past, he's represented defendants who have been the victims of GTA-inspired crimes, including the triple homicide of three police officers by an 18-year-old boy in Alabama.
His beef with San Andreas? Unused code in the game that depicts sexual acts. These minigames can be unlocked by using game-cheat devices or patches available on the Internet.
Thompson is on a roll...and he's not done yet. His latest goat is a game that doesn't involve guns, carjacking, or prostitutes: He's going after Electronic Arts' The Sims 2.
In a manifesto sent today to press outlets, Thompson focuses on dismantling the Entertainment Software Ratings Board and exposing what he calls the industry's "latest dirty little secret." The secret's out now, and it involves nude sims.
In the statement, Thompson says, "Sims 2, the latest version of the Sims video game franchise ... contains, according to video game news sites, full frontal nudity, including nipples, penises, labia, and pubic hair."
The Sims 2 is a "life simulator." In the game, players steer their digital beings around their cyberlives. Actions include everything from the spectacular (getting married, having children, receiving promotions at work) to the mundane (cooking microwaved meals, going to the bathroom, mopping the floor). Such activities, as in real life, sometimes require nudity. EA circumvents inappropriateness by "blurring" out the nether regions, almost to a comical sense.
Knowing that the game is popular among all ages, EA has even taken steps to ensure that Sims fans aren't exposed to indecent depictions. In the recent expansion pack, The Sims 2 University, gamers can send their teenage sims off to college. However, instead of packing the expansion with "keggers" and "reefer," EA chose to use juice and bubble blowers.
Thompson doesn't seem to care. He cites a cheat code that can remove the blur that covers the nether regions. "The nudity placed there by the publisher/maker, Electronic Arts, is accessed by the use of a simple code that removes what is called 'the blur' which obscures the genital areas. In other words, the game was released to the public by the manufacturer knowing that the full frontal nudity was resident on the game and would be accessed by use of a simple code widely provided on the Internet."
It's not just the adults that are liberated from their wardrobes. Sims kids can also be nudified, "much to the delight, one can be sure, of pedophiles around the globe who can rehearse, in virtual reality, for their abuse."
Were this to be true, Thompson would have his smoking gun, and EA would be forced to recall all copies of The Sims 2. However, it's what's under the blur that Thompson's after. And what happens when the blur is lifted? A simple mannequin-esque smooth body, according to EA.
Jeff Brown, vice president of corporate communications at EA, in response to the accusations, told GameSpot, "This is nonsense. We've reviewed 100 percent of the content. There is no content inappropriate for a teen audience. Players never see a nude sim. If someone with an extreme amount of expertise and time were to remove the pixels, they would see that the sims have no genitals. They appear like Ken and Barbie."
Thompson doesn't buy it. "The sex and the nudity are in the game. That's the point. The blur is an admission that even the 'Ken and Barbie' features should not be displayed. The blur can be disarmed. This is no different than what is in San Andreas, although worse."
The last time we checked, The Sims 2 was rated T for Teen by the ESRB, which means that anyone 13 years of age, with $50 to spend, can purchase the game.
Yeah, get ready for it."My website and email are for people who have been harmed by the games, not for people who have nothing better to do than rant at me. Stop playing the games and get a life." or "My website and email are for people harmed by these games, not for people the moral equivalent of Saddam Hussein. If you want to rant about this, go to a GTAVC chat room. Either stop sending me emails like this or pay the consequences. jesuslovesyou, dude, Ps: No you're beyond help, so bugger off" and "I asked you to stop hassling me. You have not. You were warned. You don't think you need help, so ---- offComment
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Oh no, the evil Sims 2! ROFLMAO! God, these right-wing conservative, Bible-belt livin' people need some serious help. Yeah, let's wage holy war but OMG a BOOB! END OF THE WORLD!
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