rep wrote:This is really out of hand.
Quake 3 can be turned into Candyland. It could also turn it into Señor Juan's Casa Del Niñas.
It's impossible for these adults to not know that these were modifications and had nothing to do with the original product. Clearly this is just a way to grab the attention of the religious zealots.
Well that's the question. Currently there are two beliefs behind the mod:
1 - The content and code was hacked into the game by a "hacker" (that's what the sensationalists call it anyway). This is what Rockstar first claimed. However, not it seems that the Hot Coffee mod can
also be unlocked in the PS2 version of the game, pretty much disproving Rockstars claims.
2 - The code and content was there, but never actually included in the game. Someone used a simple hex editor, changed a few bits in a save game and unlocked the mini game. I believe that this is what happened.
Either way, while Rockstar is to blame for leaving the code in there, the mini game can only be achieved by altering the game, which is an illegal activity. Therefor, it's not Rockstar's responsibility whether or not people get to see it. Those people have to actively and knowingly unlock it.