Grand Theft Auto
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas has come under fire from the US Sex Outreach Project. The game's storyline carries many sequences of rape and murder of prostitutes. Gamers can kill prostitutes with an array of other targets.
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The SWOP-USA website says;
The organization will always be adamantly opposed to any and all forms of censorship. However, as concerned parents ourselves, we wish to inform other parents of the potential danger extremely violent videogames pose to children.
Yes, I agree, they have a very valid point out there. GTA must review some of its storyline and sequences. Those may not be profane language or violence, but some of the prejudices it might be inducing in the minds of gamers about various segments that our society is made of.
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