Grand Theft Auto

From Conservapedia

Grand Theft Auto is a popular video game series that glamorizes car theft and other forms of illegal and immoral activity. Its title derives from police and legal classification of stealing car as a type of grand theft. It has been subject to criticism and controversy as it encourages the player to perform various crimes ranging from speeding to serial murder^[1] which may contribute to an increase in aggressive behavior in the player.^[2] The fact that the game is designed to be as realistic as possible has led to speculation that Rockstar is in fact actively encouraging real-life mischief and violence for publicity. One of the games, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, originally contained a minigame featuring adult content involving the main character and any of his girlfriends, it is activated through the use of a modification file called Hot Coffee mod. Rockstar North denied of ever creating the minigame.

Games

• Grand Theft Auto (PSX, PC, GBC. ESRB rating: M)
• Grand Theft Auto 2 (PSX, PC, Dreamcast, GBC. ESRB rating: M)
• Grand Theft Auto III (PS2, Xbox, PC. ESRB rating: M)
• Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (PS2, Xbox, PC. ESRB rating: M)
• Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (PS2, Xbox, PC. ESRB rating: AO (changed to M in the second edition (one with no minigame)))
• Grand Theft Auto Advance (GBA. ESRB rating: M)
• Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories (PSP, PS2. ESRB rating: M)
• Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories (PSP, PS2. ESRB rating: M)
• Grand Theft Auto IV (PS3, XBox 360. ESRB rating: M)

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