I played the PC version of GTA:SA with the hot coffee setting turned on and I could not believe such a fuss was created about something so innocuous. In case anyone doesn't know, there's about 5 seconds of sex taking place INSIDE a house (with the camera showing the outside of the house), I was expecting graphic nudity given the amount of controversy.
So this was merely about the fact that sex takes place in the game than any actual depiction of it.
That was the original "included" content... The "Hot Coffee" controversy is experienced by downloading and installing a patch file that enables the camera an "inside" view of the house and a mini-game that involved moving the analog sticks in a "rythmic" way.
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I played the PC version of GTA:SA with the hot coffee setting turned on and I could not believe such a fuss was created about something so innocuous. In case anyone doesn't know, there's about 5 seconds of sex taking place INSIDE a house (with the camera showing the outside of the house), I was expecting graphic nudity given the amount of controversy. So this was merely about the fact that sex takes place in the game than any actual depiction of it.
That was the original "included" content... The "Hot Coffee" controversy is experienced by downloading and installing a patch file that enables the camera an "inside" view of the house and a mini-game that involved moving the analog sticks in a "rythmic" way.