GTA: San Andreas Sex Scandal Hits Australia

July 29th 2005 | Gaming

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, has effectively been banned in Australia because of hidden sex scenes. Shops have been ordered to stop selling the blockbuster game after the country’s ratings board stripped it of its official classification. The row is over graphic sexual content in the game which can be unlocked with software created by a fan. Leading US stores stopped selling the game after it was rated as an adults only title due to the graphic scenes.

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GTA: San Andreas Sex Scandal Hits Australia
Published in: Gaming on 2005-07-29