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This -related list is; you can help. 1970s-1980s Release dateTitlePlatformDeveloper/PublisherReason(s)1973Controversial due to the controls being perceived as pink rubber bulges that were meant to represent breasts and were squeezed in order to control the action.1976The object of the game is to run over 'gremlins', who then scream and are replaced by tombstones, which was perceived as violence.1982The game depicts a crudely rendered dodging arrows to reach a naked Native American woman tied to a cactus. For surviving, he was allowed to have sex with her, and received points for doing so.

This quickly led to controversy regarding whether he was raping her, or if she participated willingly.1984–2009, (2009 version)Numerous instances of ethnic stereotyping, mainly of the opponent boxers that the player fights.1985,. See also:, and Sexual themes, drug use, racism, nudity, language, drunk driving, violence (against civilians and law enforcement officers). Was originally rated ' in the U.S., but was re-rated 'Adults Only' after controversy surrounding a fanmade which unlocked a hidden sex scene (which was in the game's code, but left out of the final version). It was re-rated 'Mature' after Rockstar Games removed this scene from the game's code. In, one mission sees the character torturing another character in several different ways, including, pulling out teeth and administering electrical shocks to the nipples. Featured a drug-dealing mini-game.1997,The game was withdrawn from shops six weeks after its release due to legal wranglings with the (Formula One's governing body) objecting to the use of the FIA logo on the game's packaging.

It was re-released without the logo, but the FIA were still unhappy. However, the FIA lost a court case, and the game continued to be sold without the logo.1998After acquired the assets of Virgin Interactive in mid-1998, it quickly cancelled the release of Thrill Kill (which was due to be released in time for the ) due to objections over the game's high level of violent content.

1999Violence.2000s Release dateTitlePlatformDeveloper/PublisherReason(s)2000In 2002, a local arcade in San Diego, California removed a Solo 2000 machine after members of the local 'Youth Advocacy Coalition' complained that the background movies of selected songs contained images that could promote drug and alcohol abuse, such as a scantily clad nurse and pills in 'I'm Alive' and alcoholic drinks appearing in 'Club Tropicana'. The machine was replaced by a mix which did not contain the imagery.2000A highly controversial advertisement regarding 's involvement with the game, which caused a highly publicized outrage.2000PC, Dreamcast, PS2In 2000, after receiving a complaint from a member of the public about the explicit content of the game, the investigated and decided the violence, gore and acts of torture were not suitable for persons under 18 years of age. In a controversial decision, the game was labeled an 'adult motion picture' and was rated as a pornographic film. Main article: Re-rated to 'Mature' by the ESRB after a third-party mod revealed a nude topless graphic hidden in the game's data files. While the graphic did not warrant a re-rating of the game in and of itself, upon review, the ESRB noted that the game contained much more explicit violence than had been submitted to them in the original rating submission.2006,Violence and assassinations; magazine ads for the game featured pictures depicting murder victims.2006,Recalled in the United Kingdom due to use of the word 'spastic', which is considered highly offensive in the UK.2006Left Behind GamesAccusations that the game promoted religious 'convert or kill' violence, sexism and racism. Some reviewers denied that the game contained any truly controversial gameplay.2006.

Main article: The objected to the game's use of 's interior as a backdrop during a gun battle, and called for the game to be withdrawn or for the cathedral to be removed from the game.2006Rape is a core part of the gameplay, as the player takes on the role of a who stalks, and subsequently rapes a mother and her two daughters, at least one of whom is underage. Three years after its initial release, significant controversy was raised in the UK Parliament and elsewhere, and eventually pressured its distributor to withdraw distribution of it in Japan.2006The mayor of called for the game to be banned from Italy, saying children 'have the right to be shielded from violence'. The then justice and security commissioner wrote an open letter condemning the game for 'obscene cruelty and brutality'. An Italian magazine, claimed that in order to win the game players must bury a girl alive, which the game's European publisher disputed. Bogowie z kosmosu pdf. On the UK release day, the publisher announced that Rule of Rose would not be published in the UK, despite the game being approved for release by the (PEGI) and Video Standards Council regulatory bodies.2007,An article in, the local paper of developer, argued that the game is 'testing the limits of the ultraviolent gaming genre with a strategy that enables players to kill characters resembling young girls.' The game presents an ethical choice to players, whether to kill 'Little Sisters' for extra abilities or save them and receive less. President of 2K Boston defended the game as a piece of art, stating 'we want to deal with challenging moral issues and if you want to do that, you have to go to some dark places'.

Jack Thompson took issue with advertisements for the game appearing during 's airtime, writing to the and stating that M-rated games should not be advertised when large numbers of under-17s are watching.2007,Manhunt 2 has been labeled as possibly the most violent video game ever made and is infamous for being one of only four video games to have received an ' rating due to violence, with the other three being,. Further controversy surrounds the Wii version due to the fact that it actually simulates the violence through motion control, dubbing it the name 'murder simulator'.2007,Falsely accused by evangelical blogger Kevin McCullough of containing ' and ', which later led to the removal of McCullough's blog entry on. The game was featured on the following the controversy, with host, which included the 'full graphic sex'. In actuality, the game's most explicit content is an indirect ' shot of a alien.2007Use of the phrase 'Turn the train spastic! Make this ticket tragic!'

By the character caused controversy in the United Kingdom, where the word spastic is considered offensive. This led to a recall of the game; it was later re-released with the word changed to erratic.2008Spore's use and implementation of, including the game's activation policies, was subject of widespread criticism and lawsuits; the game was listed as the most pirated game of 2008.2008Eric 'Sigvatr' VaughnThe game's contents and subject have been the subject of strong negative response; a spokesperson for the said 'The makers of this 'game' and the ISPs (Internet service providers) who are hosting it should be quite ashamed of themselves. Anti-Muslim prejudice is already on the increase and needs to be challenged and not reinforced through tasteless and offensive stunts like this.' 2008Douglas Edric StanleyAn exhibited at the 2008 in. It represents the in the style of. Players move their bodies to move the cannon and use arm movements to fire.

Like the original Space Invaders, death (game over) is inevitable. Many people considered it tasteless and inappropriate, and threatened legal action for unauthorized use of Space Invaders content. The creator later pulled the game.2008,Was banned and refused to get a rating in Australia and Germany for extreme violence and disturbing images which included graphic sexuality, copious blood spray in the game, decapitations, partially dismembered corpses, and numerous scenes of attacks, fights, torture and death. The Australian version was subsequently released with the MA15+ rating and censored graphics, while the Japanese release was cancelled altogether.

2008Lyrics from a licensed song, 'Tapha Niang', were removed due to fears that Muslims would be offended as it allegedly contained words from the. This led to controversy about the removal itself.2008The game was revealed to developed using a stolen version of, following a successful counter-suit by (makers of the Unreal Engine), Silicon Knights having initially sued Epic Games for 'breach of contract'. In November 2012, the counter-suit were ruled in favor of Epic Games, forcing Silicon Knights to recall and destroy all copies of the game and another Unreal Engine-developed game, as well as cancelling other titles that had been planned to use the engine.2008Majestic StudiosThe game's use of plagiarized assets from other games and movies prompted it's publishers, Tri Synergy, to stop publishing the game.2009The game's extreme, over-the-top violence has led to much criticism, and has been described by the as the 'most violent video game ever'. Also, the Nintendo Wii has been long-perceived as little more than a 'family-friendly' console, and as a result, many parental organizations have condemned the game's release exclusively on the Wii.2009,The game came under controversy for a pre-release trailer that contains scenes of, according to journalist N'Gai Croal in an April 2008 interview. He also stated that organizations and retailers would object to the game and that it would cause controversy on release.2009,Several news publishings stated that the game's only purpose was to torture and kill people in violent ways with no sense of restraint or morality. Some editorials called it 'depraved and inhumane' and stated that ' should be ashamed'.

It was also listed in the 'Top ten most controversial games of 2009'.2009, The cover art in the had to be altered due to a potentially being depicted. The game was banned in for its excessive violence and gore, but the uncensored version was later rated R18+ in 2014. The game's setting so soon after was considered 'a bad call'.2009Feminists argued that the game concept and title was hostile to women.2009,.

Cover artIllusion SoftReleaseApril 21, 2006Mode(s)RapeLay ( レイプレイ, Reipurei) is a video game made by, released on April 21, 2006 in. Compared to Illusion's previous games, the main story is shorter, it features an improved 3D engine and is mainly played through mouse control. The game centers on a male character who stalks and rapes a mother and her two daughters. Three years after its initial release, the game garnered international attention and controversy for its content, resulting in it being banned in several countries. Archived from on April 14, 2008.

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