Bully To Blacken Rockstar's Other Eye?
Tom writes "As if Hot Coffee wasn't enough for the reeling publisher, Gamespot has an article regarding the uproar starting over Rockstar's next game, Bully. Seems like the assault is coming from both sides of the pond, with anti-bullying advocates from England worried about the game causing kids to act out in classroom what they saw on the screen and with America's very own Jack Thompson calling upon Take-Two president Paul Eibeler to stop the release of the game. How will Rockstar handle the additional pressure being put upon it?"
To: Jack Thompson ESQ.
From: Rockstar Games
Subject: Bully Boycott.
Dear Jack:
Enclosed is a diagram that details whether or not we will stop development of our new game, Bully. Please feel free to peruse this diagram at your earliest convenience.
Sincerely
Rockstar Games
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Dear Rockstar:
I understand your recent trouble with GTA: San Andreas, and the hot coffee scandal. There are many on the religious right, and so called democratic left that disliked your consentual sex scenes within the game.
I understand you're working on a new game called Bully. From what I understand so far, you can be a Bully within the game. This sounds quite interesting, but any sort of consentual sexuality that might creep into the game might once again offend the censors.
In response, I suggest the following:
Thank you very much for reading this letter. You have my full support.
Sincerely,
A loyal fan
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Probably by watching their profits rise to an all-time high. Nothing beats free advertising.
>> "What would the robut do? Frame someone!"
Lemonade? Please. I made it just for you. You are my best friend. Mm, this really hits the spot. Doesn't it, though. You make really good lemonade, Scratchy.
Oh, thank you, Itchy.
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