Having already pushed the envelope with violent content in previous Grand Theft Auto games, Rockstar wanted to bump up the sex in its anticipated San Andreas. But the outlaw developer had a problem: The videogame ratings boards around the world all had vastly different standards for what was and was not acceptable.
Friday, March 30, 2012
The Bureaucracy of Videogames: Why San Andreas Had to Tone Down the Sex
The Bureaucracy of Videogames: Why <cite>San Andreas</cite> Had to Tone Down the Sex
Having already pushed the envelope with violent content in previous Grand Theft Auto games, Rockstar wanted to bump up the sex in its anticipated San Andreas. But the outlaw developer had a problem: The videogame ratings boards around the world all had vastly different standards for what was and was not acceptable.
Having already pushed the envelope with violent content in previous Grand Theft Auto games, Rockstar wanted to bump up the sex in its anticipated San Andreas. But the outlaw developer had a problem: The videogame ratings boards around the world all had vastly different standards for what was and was not acceptable.
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