GTA's Hawt Coffee

[Sepharite]

http://www.gamespot.com/news/2005/07...p;subj=6129301

Apparently, this mini game was already in the game. What do you think?

(Sorry, can't type anything today... too tired =P)

[ShadowMarth]

Obviously this proves that GTA is simply a story driven adventure about a guy with his back against the wall, and it's only violent and perverted because people make it that way. </sarcasm>

[Sepharite]

Um... did you read the article?

And yeah, it's a joke, I guess. =/

edit: Want the vid? PM me =P

[ShadowMarth]

Ah, sry, sarcasm added. Yeah, I've been keeping up with this article a few days since slashdot started mentioning it. Really dumb. At least it wasn't a heavily modded PC game. I know there's a lot of files they leave in the CD for modders to have fun with that they never released.

[17R3W]

Originally Posted by ShadowMarth03

Obviously this proves that GTA is simply a story driven adventure about a guy with his back against the wall, and it's only violent and perverted because people make it that way. </sarcasm>

Dude, it takes hours to get to the hot coffee mini-game. (not to mention use of devices such as game shark, etc etc.

YES, you can play the hot coffee mini game if you really want. It's not part of the regular game, nore do you need to play it to win the game.

[Trentendo™]

Saw it on AOTS about 2 months ago

The mod/minigame discovery itself is quite old. I'd say about 2 months old, as thaman has stated. It has only recently caught the attention of the media.

And as 17R3W has said, it isn't as easily accessible as the media would have you believe.

[ShadowMarth]

Being in the modding community of Battlefront, I know just how easy these things really are to get to. If they leave it on the disk, it's going to be dug up eventually.

Well, it's official. The game is getting the AO rating. Of course, retailers can still exchange the originals with newer copies that don't include the "Hot Coffee" (and still be M rated, I believe).

Ridiculous.

Originally Posted by IGN

July 20, 2005 - The Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) today changed the rating of Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas from "M" to "AO," and in keeping with the historic maneuver, brought on by pressure from high-level politicians and watchdog groups, Rockstar etched its name in the videogame history books by halting production of the AO version of GTA: SA, is offering labels to retailers, and will be issuing a new, edited version of the game this fall to the North American market.

http://xbox.ign.com/articles/635/635261p1.html

[ShadowMarth]

That's just idiotic. It's simply Hilary Clinton trying to advance her carreer. No one said anything when a near identical minigame was included in the full version of God of War, and it got the M rating. That one included full nudity as well.