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Lawyers who sued the makers of the video game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas profess to be shocked, simply shocked, that few people who bought the game were offended by sex scenes buried in its software.
Any buyer upset about hidden sex in the violent game could file a claim under a settlement the lawyers struck with the game?s makers, Rockstar Games and its corporate parent, Take-Two Interactive. Of the millions of people who bought the San Andreas version after its release in 2004, exactly 2,676 filed claims.
good thing they spent all that time/money/resources nailing Take Two/Rockstar when no one actually gives a shit
?Am I disappointed? Sure? said Seth R. Lesser, lead lawyer for the plaintiffs. ?We can?t guess as to why now, several years later, people care or don?t care. The merits of the case were clear.?
weasel saw dollar signs:
Far bigger than the payout to plaintiffs will be the fees sought by the lawyers who brought the class action. Mr. Lesser and his colleagues at 10 other law firms have asked for more than $1.3 million ? compared with less than $30,000 that Take-Two Interactive?s lawyers say it will spend to resolve the claims for $5 to $35 each (and, sometimes, a sanitized copy of the game).
the real problem? the uninformed public
Concerned Soccer Mom said:?I?m aware that there is killing in the game,? Ms. Stanhouse said in the deposition. ?I wasn?t aware of the stealing.?
idiot
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/25/t...ef=slogin&oref=slogin&oref=slogin&oref=slogin