PCs, on the other hand, are very susceptible to hacking, and within a week of San Andreas' release on the platform, a mod that went by the moniker "Hot Coffee" was released on the Internet. PlayStation 2s aren't very hacker-friendly, so the minigames remained largely a part of lore among the game's fans.
Rumors of the boot-knockin' romps first surfaced when a modder discovered unused code in the PlayStation 2 version while snooping around a hacked version of the game. The National Institute on Media and the Family joins an already active debate on the game, its content, and the appropriateness of its current M rating. Now the group is issuing a National Parental Warning for the game, giving concerned mothers and fathers a heads-up that their children could be playing with their joysticks in an inappropriate way. David Walsh, previously decried the game for its glorification of cop-killing with an online petition. The Minneapolis-based watchdog group, founded by Dr.
However, the game's main character can also shoot innocent bystanders, stomp the heads of prostitutes into a bloody pulp, and launch rocket-propelled grenades at police helicopters-all decidedly illegal outside the realm of gaming.īut it's a new downloadable modification that can unlock sexually explicit minigames that The National Institute on Media and the Family says has pushed the game "over the edge." In Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, gamers can play basketball, play pool, dance, grab some fast food, buy clothes, work out at the gym, base jump, have girlfriends, and race remote-controlled cars-all completely legal activities in the real world.
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