San Andreas Now Rated Ao

[shelter pitfall]

If it is true that it was just a few value changes (and by a recent Gamespot article said that it was a very long code) then it shouldn't be too hard to make a codebreaker code, then convert it into action replay or gameshark.

[vb_master]

Heard this on TWiT. Strange.

[Radon199]

Ya gameshark is a respectable company, if I was the executive I wouldn't want to place an explicit cheet on my product.

[cennar]

lol, drung refrances every ware hookers, mass murder for no reason.. and some one gets all pissy because of some hacked cheat code that lets you have sex? WTF its pritty clear from the begining.. drinking your self in to a grave OK. killing people ok. smoking a little weed ok (YAY ) but having sex, pritty much the only reason for living, (so we can eat a ton of food and have sex) and they want to take the only good message that game gives to people away, how dare they.. how dare they, sex is vary normal and no matter what bist is behind rasing the ESRB for that game its totaly wrong... the next time a halo game or a tony hawk game comes out folks sould lobby those for a higher rating.. obvously childern are not learning about sex from there parents before they become teenagers, so maby some of them sould learn about viloance and objectifacation before media messages confuse those poor christian children who some how get a hold of an x-box.

thats one thing that parents dont feel they sould teach children about.. vilonce, because ok they talk about sex to there kids but whats more important. learning that "SEX IS WRONG AND IT HURTS" or "killing poeple for no reason is stupid billy" prioritize if parents are able to teach there kids simple things like that then who cares what games they play...

[Triton]

i actually kind of agree with cennar. so here is my little rant

for CRYING OUT LOUD! it isnt freaking videogames fault your son/daughter just shot a bunch of people you dumbass! its your fault for being a crap parent! those parents are freaking hippocrits! they say the games mad their kid into a killer and all of that bull*** but, who do you tink Bought the freaking game thats right, the parents. most of the places i have been actually card you or whatever for getting m rated games (target, walmart and kmart do so far as i know) so guess what you retarded hippocrit parent, by proxy its YOUR FAULT that your kid is violent, if, IF the game made them violent. which it probably didnt.

/rant

[usbcd36]

I agree, if you got that game without knowing about the "coffee shop" thing, you shouldn't complain about it because you still got the game knowing it had strong sexual references, blood and gore and violence. It's like saying "honey, it's ok to kill people and direct people to have sex, but actually doing it yourself is bad. BAD BAD BAD, you should never do it yourself even if you are just pressing buttons." . This is why I never bother with games like this.

[Metroid fan]

Ditto

[G-Prime]

By "knowing where to get it" I meant the people who created the thing, not the device itself- its possible the makers of gameshark didn't know about the hot coffee exploit or perhaps did not want to make it public to cause trouble for themselves

The makers of the game shark would NEVER make a code to unlock it...thats why you have another person write a code for it. Its very easy to write gameshark codes...the hard part is finding the byte of date that is turning the "Hot Coffe" off. About 90% of gameshark codes you find online are made by "every day" Non-gameshark employes.

Even if some other cheating device got the code all someone would have to do is ask what byte it is and spend a whole 3min writing the code for it.

If you wan't to learn to make Gameshark, Action Replay, etc. codes go to

http://www.gscentral.com/view.pl?HackingText/hackv500c

[Niku-Sama]

heh i think its funny...people still seem to think game shark and action replay are 2 different things

doesent any one see the "based on action replay technology" any where on the gem shark?