Comments on: Meaningless Correction http://www.lyingmediabastards.com/2005/07/meaningless-correction Muckraking. Media. Music. Menace. Fri, 21 Nov 2008 09:22:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.5 by: nobody cares http://www.lyingmediabastards.com/2005/07/meaningless-correction#comment-6414 Tue, 02 Aug 2005 07:16:38 +0000 http://www.lyingmediabastards.com/2005/07/meaningless-correction#comment-6414 You would need to get the Hot Coffee modification to be able to see these scenes. That's why this whole thing is so ridiculous. They should use some of the Japanese adult video games as a basis for comparison. You would need to get the Hot Coffee modification to be able to see these scenes. That’s why this whole thing is so ridiculous.

They should use some of the Japanese adult video games as a basis for comparison.

]]> by: Stephen Clement http://www.lyingmediabastards.com/2005/07/meaningless-correction#comment-5617 Mon, 25 Jul 2005 05:04:34 +0000 http://www.lyingmediabastards.com/2005/07/meaningless-correction#comment-5617 I have personally played through the game and achieved 100% completion (yes, there is a meter) and have not once seen the sex scenes. I *definitly* agree with you on this one, there was no trace of sex scenes/nudity anywhere in the game. I have personally played through the game and achieved 100% completion (yes, there is a meter) and have not once seen the sex scenes. I *definitly* agree with you on this one, there was no trace of sex scenes/nudity anywhere in the game.

]]> by: Trevor http://www.lyingmediabastards.com/2005/07/meaningless-correction#comment-5184 Thu, 21 Jul 2005 23:23:38 +0000 http://www.lyingmediabastards.com/2005/07/meaningless-correction#comment-5184 Add to this the fact that games close to release date are put into lockdown, meaning that code that isn't going to be used in the game *cannot* be deleted because doing so might introduce new bugs. Add to this the fact that games close to release date are put into lockdown, meaning that code that isn’t going to be used in the game *cannot* be deleted because doing so might introduce new bugs.

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