Given how much trouble Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas’ Hot Coffee mod caused the developer, it’s doubtful that Rockstar is happy Hot Coffee is seeing new life in Red Dead Redemption 2. Rockstar reportedly asked the mod’s creator to take it down, though they refused, saying their mod doesn’t contain any nudity and only uses sounds already featured in the game. Rather than unlocking code hidden in the game, the RDR2 mod uses in-game animations to create an explicit scene.
Remembering The Original GTA San Andreas Hot Coffee Mod. Most recently, someone created a Hot Coffee mod specifically for Red Dead Redemption 2. We all know that celebrities love to tweet and share their thoughts and opinions with their fans. The scandal also led to the introduction of the Family Entertainment Protection Act, which was introduced in part by Hilary Clinton, and called for the enforcement of ESRB ratings to protect society’s youth.ĭespite the controversy that the Hot Coffee mod created, it has inspired other third-party modifications of a similar nature. Rockstar later released a “clean” version of the video game that was allowed to keep its original M rating.
The same year, ESRB announced GTA: San Andreas’ rating had increased from Mature to Adults Only, making it the first (and only) Grand Theft Auto game to receive such an extreme rating. The ESRB subsequently launched an investigation into GTA: San Andreas’ Hot Coffee mini-game.
Despite Rockstar’s statement, the controversy eventually caught the attention of activists and politicians, some of which began demanding a review of the Entertainment Software Rating Board’s (ESRB) standards.
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