Of course, Red Dead 2's mod wasn't created by Rockstar itself, but it's clear that the societal landscape has shifted and that the new Hot Coffee mod won't result in Red Dead 2 receiving a new rating or being banned in other countries.A collection of remasters of three classic Grand Theft Auto titles has been officially announced following rumors and leaks about its existence. Following the move, original copies of San Andreas became a pop culture collectible and are still worth a decent amount of money today.įlash forward to 2020, where we live in a world of mass amounts of user created content and mods, where players can essentially alter games in any way they want. Rockstar had no choice but to remove the Hot Coffee assets and rerelease the game to earn back its "M" rating. It's essentially a sign that reads, "this game has porn in it."ĭue to the new rating, Grand Theft Auto San Andreas had been removed from shelves across Australia. The version of San Andreas that contained the mini-game's assets received a new "AO" ("Adults Only") rating, which significantly reduces a game's marketability.
Many argued that the game gave people access to interactive pornography, and should receive a rating that reflects such content. Various members of the public erupted over San Andreas' mini-game, arguing that sexual intercourse does not fall in the lines of what constitutes an "M" rated game. Then, some people found ways to enable the mini-game through console hacks, and chaos soon followed.
The controversy didn't truly explode, though, until players discovered that assets for the mini-game were also present on the Xbox and PS2 versions of the game. RELATED: Take-Two Disapproves of Latest Hot Coffee Mod For Red Dead Redemption 2, Asks For Its Removal
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