But most of those battles have been won: I think we can take the Supreme Court's decision to classify games as art as a fairly definitive victory where regulation is concerned. Rockstar looks like GTA 5's Michael, a retired bank robber dying from boredom but still defined by his past. There was a time when its aggressive style seemed to serve a purpose: to say that games can deal with the same content as movies, to say that game developers can do what they want in the face of government threats, to say that yes, games should be considered art. GTA, in particular, feels like the right place to think about this problem. But they should still have a reason for doing so. Like I said above, Rockstar should unequivocally be allowed to make whatever they want under the First Amendment. "It's art" isn't actually an argument, it's a deflection, in much the same way as "movies do it too." Something being art doesn't make it suddenly beyond criticism. I'm a little concerned about the argument, though, if only because it's the one that I see repeated time and time again whenever anyone criticizes the content of games.
Here's Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick responding to the issue on Bloomberg TV's "Market Makers." In this case, "realistic" translates to "uncomfortable." But should Rockstar be allowed to produce such explicit material? Well yes, of course it should. GTA 5 gets some points, I guess, for at creating what I assume is a more realistic depiction of what that sort of situation would be like. It's also not the only sex scene in a modern game, or even the only first-person sex scene (Far Cry 3 comes to mind). It's the same controversy that's arisen with every GTA since 3, just with fresh legs.
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That means that the series staple prostitute scene is now very, very different. In much the same way GTA 3 stunned both the gaming world and culture at large by the simple trick of moving the camera from a top-down perspective to a behind-the-back third-person, this new version of GTA 5 does the same thing by introducing a first-person camera.
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The bonus is that like in all GTA games once you’re finished with the stripper you can then beat her up and run her over, just like the guy in the video below did.GTA 5 came out on PS4 and Xbox One earlier this week, and its content is once again making news. Judging by this guy talking dirty to a stripper whilst online in GTA V, it is an option some people desired. Quite why you would want to do this rather than watch porn or have sex with a real prostitute – or just throwing it out there maybe with an actual real life girl – is beyond me, but hey at least the option is now there. Well, all you pervs out there will be pleased to hear that thanks to the first person mode, you can now view you character fuck a computer game prostitute in all its glory. Of course, we all know that prostitutes have existed for years in the GTA game but the actual action has been hidden behind car doors so you never saw any of the good stuff. With the recent news that GTA V on next generation consoles would feature an updated first person mode leaving everyone drooling, I’m sure a few people were eager to discover what this meant when your character got with a prostitute in the game.
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