The controversy surrounding games developer Rockstar, makers of controversial
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas with the hidden ‘Hot Coffee’ porn segment, is back
in court.
The company is fighting an action by anti-games crusader Jack Thompson to
have its much-anticipated new title
Bully
banned from sale in Florida.
In an unprecedented move, the judge has given publisher Take-Two 24 hours to
deliver a copy of the game, as it is being played, for review. The game follows
the adventures of a schoolboy coping with modern school problems and trying to
deal with a host of bullies.
Despite the controversy of the title, the game features little of the
violence associated with the GTA games. Bully is due for release next week and a
negative decision by the court could lead to similar actions or buying
restrictions around the US and abroad.
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