That's because the page is packed with the newest porn in the industry. Because the industry didn’t require game developers to disclose wrapped content, Rockstar had no reason to mention the sex scene when it submitted the new GTA for its rating.No matter your kink or your sexuality, surfing will surely grant you a wonderful time. The San Andreas sex scene was wrapped and tucked away into the forest of code.
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So one day at Rockstar, a programmer tapped a series of buttons on a keyboard and took care of the job. It’s a common and acceptable process known as “wrapping,” sort of like wrapping an unwanted package in camouflage and burying it in the woods. Sometimes instead of deleting code, which can be problematic, game developers essentially hide the content from players so that it won’t be seen. With the game’s deadline just weeks away, the sex scenes had to be removed, and fast.
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Some moderate content could remain, such as the two-ended purple dildo hidden in a police bathroom as a weapon, but little more. Rockstar would cut back the sex from San Andreas. The bureaucrats and the shopkeepers had won.
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“Not only is it insane to edit comedy like this – look at movies and everything else – to do so is going to be a lot of work and will screw with things (eg: changing the spanking mission, which could not be more harmless/silly).” “This is WAY, WAY more than I expected,” Sam wrote to Donovan, pounding his keys. “The sex scenes that are in San Andreas currently are going to be considered too graphic,” Donovan wrote. And an inexplicit scene of CJ having sex with his girlfriend? Though acceptable across the world, it would surely garner the deathly Adults Only rating in the U.S. Of all of the territories, the United States was by far most restrictive – any male nudity had to be covered in shadows, and although female breasts could be shown, their genitalia were off limits, and nipples had to be covered with pasties. No mentions, though, of female masturbation. Every country was cool with jacking off, as long as no penis appeared. Spanking was pretty much a no-no, with the exception of Spain and Italy, where it was okay if it was part of the story. While Australia didn’t permit male nudity, female breasts and buttocks were fine. France was OK with male nudity (no erections) and female nudity (though, as Donovan explained, “as long as it can be considered ‘erotic’ and not pornographic”). Spain and Italy were fine with nudity (including erections) and “lax,” as Donovan put it, with regard to sexualized violence. Ultimately it looks nothing like the real world, so if movies do it, which are obviously more realistic, it just doesn’t make sense if we can’t.” Freedom of speech? Isn’t that how the country is justifying the invasion of Iraq and other places? We must expose such flagrant hypocrisy.
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“We have to have retail tell us what games to make?,” Sam Houser wrote in an e-mail. This excerpt from Jacked details how Rockstar had to remove much of its content – but it didn't remove it well enough, leading to the so-called "Hot Coffee" scandal. Including content that went beyond each country's line in the sand meant that the game could be banned by the government or, in the case of the United States, legal to sell but not carried by major retailers. But the outlaw developer had a problem: The videogame ratings boards around the world all had vastly different standards for what was and was not acceptable. Having already pushed the envelope with violent content in previous Grand Theft Auto games, Rockstar wanted to bump up the sex in its anticipated San Andreas. Wired contributor David Kushner tells the riveting history of the series in a new book, available this week from Wiley, titled Jacked: The Outlaw Story of Grand Theft Auto. The Grand Theft Auto series redefined gaming, pioneering the go-anywhere, do-anything "sandbox" genre and touching off worldwide debates about sex and violence in videogames.