However, if the mini-game is in the original game code, the ESRB is going to call a foul on Take-Two/Rockstar for failing to fully disclose the content of the game for the purposes of rating it.įrom the looks of it, the sexual content is part of the original code. The heart of the matter is simple: does the Hot Coffee mod add the sex scene, or was the sex scene already a part of GTA: SA? If this is merely the creation of the modding community, then Take Two Interactive and Rockstar can hardly be faulted.

I'd also venture to say that it's utterly hilarious, particularly in the 'oh no they didn't' vein.Īnd now that enough parents have learned of this little 'feature,' the alarm has been sounded, and the ESRB is investigating. I've not played GTA:SA myself, but a video of the mini-game in question has been passed around quite a bit, and it's explicit enough to rate beyond R material.

A few weeks back I learned about 'Hot Coffee,' a game mod to Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas that enables the protagonist gets to engage in, uh, coitus electronicus, in a rather explicit form.

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