“Team spirit” takes on a whole new meaning.
GTA: San Andreas‘ Hot Coffee controversy might seem like a storm in a teacup today, but back in the mid-2000s, its discovery caused shockwaves in the games industry. The game was retrospectively given an “Adults Only” rating, was banned outright in Australia and earned Rockstar and Take-Two a warning from the Federal Trade Commission.
Interestingly, it appears that some of Rockstar’s co-founders were keen on inserting similarly naughty content in other games they’d worked on. Bo Bayles has unearthed a cheat code for the North American version of 1998’s PS1 football sim Three Lions – Alexi Lalas International Soccer – which results in a “lewd” act being simulated during the team line-up.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
“Team spirit” takes on a whole new meaning.
GTA: San Andreas‘ Hot Coffee controversy might seem like a storm in a teacup today, but back in the mid-2000s, its discovery caused shockwaves in the games industry. The game was retrospectively given an “Adults Only” rating, was banned outright in Australia and earned Rockstar and Take-Two a warning from the Federal Trade Commission.
Interestingly, it appears that some of Rockstar’s co-founders were keen on inserting similarly naughty content in other games they’d worked on. Bo Bayles has unearthed a cheat code for the North American version of 1998’s PS1 football sim Three Lions – Alexi Lalas International Soccer – which results in a “lewd” act being simulated during the team line-up.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
