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MrMallard posted...

Yeah you might wanna get rid of it.

There is a later revision on PC that removed that participant, but you don't wanna play with fire like that

Oh, really? I thought only the DVD had the error fixed. I'm pretty sure the original releases on PC, Xbox, and PS2 all contain the same erroneous content, unless they figured out a way to patch it out back then.

Cheater87 posted...

TBH I'm surprised the ESRB didn't slap an AO rating on that game and have it banned.

That's a very good point! They did that for that one Grand Theft Auto game for the Hot Coffee scene, right? And that was arguably less problematic than this. Rockstar had to re-release that game with that content entirely removed from the game's files to get the M rating restored, right? I guess that was more of an informal complaint thing rather than a full blown legal battle and even an AO rating doesn't cover the unfortunate error this game has. Unless you're saying a reclassification would effectively ban it from even second hand stores since most of them refuse to stock AO games in the first place. But unless the staff knew about the reclassification (since it wouldn't be printed on the box), it would be totally effective.

Lost_All_Senses posted...

He's not joking. Im pretty sure we all have to go get registered for even coming into this topic. I wasn't really making my family proud to begin with, but you really fucked me over with this. Id cut you off for it, but I have a feeling it's gonna be hard to make nee friends with anyone not also on the list from here on out. So, we're now best friends instead.

He's not?? Bleck. Looks like I dunked on you by mistake! But what a serendipitous set of circumstances because now we can be besties and share in our pariah status! Let's go get a smoothie or something!