http://patrickw.gtagames.nl/mods.html
has anyone else tried this,its mental

 

I got a double shock out of that mod by activating it on the Gimp suit mission!

Lying back getting a BJ and then getting her to bend over so you can spank the crap out of her **** was a hell of eye opener for a game

 

Is this PC only?

 

PS2 has it built-in too. You need a action reply to enter the codes

 

That's almost a good reason to buy an Action Replay

 

And I thought the limit of fun was beating cops to death with the double-ended *****!

 

http://www.betanews.com/article/Rock...ack/1121884637

I be the fan sprayed **** everywhere in the Rockstar office.

 

What I dont understand is why the "Parents Television Council" is involved, surely the game is an 18/M rating so parents shouldn't allow their kids to play on it anyway

 

Thinking about it Rockstar are probably rubbing their hands together, the game was almost dead and now it's got some life back.

 

The ESRB is involved because it's to do with the duration of the "acts". From what I remember reading, the difference between a M (Mature) and AO (Adults Only) rating is that the scenes of sex and/or violence, and other marlarky, would go on longer in a AO game than an M game. (Read it on PA, Tycho was going on about this).

It's been said that the reason for the sublte difference is to make more money. If a game is M, then more will buy it than if it's AO, same kind of thing with R and NC-17 rated movies. No film wants to be NC-17 as can't be viewed by a wide market, whereas a R rated can.

For an amusing comic and a bit of discussion on this (and to see where I read items from, and the home of FF2K ) head on over to Penny Arcade.

 

"The fight over Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas came to a climax on Wednesday"

It's because for all the violence and so-called freedom of speech Uncle Sam is actually intensely prudish!

 

Well it's been reclassified as AO

The problem now is that not many places stock AO games, so looks like Hot Coffee could have killed things.

 

That's a bit of a mistake on their behalf.

 

People will just buy it online surely?!

 

SO, please correct me if I am wrong:
- Dealing drugs
- Taking drugs
- Shooting cops
- Jacking cars
- Beating people up
- Blowing up aircraft
- Shooting down helicopters
- Intimidation
- Racketeering
- Gambling
are all OK, but no sex please, we are American!

FFS!

 

Rich,
Yup, sounds about right! morons!

I recall somone complaining about GTAIII specifically the part where you could get a hooker, "have" her, pay her, then when she got out of the car, beat her to death and take back what you paid her.

They seemed to have no issue with copy killing, and other such stuff, just that you paid the hooker then beat her up.

Says a lot about America doesn't it.

 

why is it called hot coffe?

 

because you see what happens when you get invited in for 'a coffee'