The Gamechangers Page #4
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- 2015
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'Rockstar Games gave him
'and offered him the option
to kill the police officers,
'shoot them in the head
'and flee in a police car.
'What we're saying is that
Devin Moore, in effect,
'was trained to do what he did.
'He bought a murder simulator and
he played it for hundreds of hours.
'He's primarily a cop-killing...'
That's just f***ing whack.
I'll call you later, Terry.
A game does not make
someone a criminal.
If he hadn't played Vice,
he'd have played something else.
If it's the cop-killing in the game
that's the problem,
maybe we should tone it
down for San Andreas.
A bit. No way, Jamie,
this is a free country.
We're allowed to make
the game we want to make.
We can't go around curtailing
people's artistic freedoms
because of one lunatic.
'If you tell the tales,
you define the culture.
'Rockstar Games are telling tales
full of violence and depravity.'
Parents have no idea
what their kids are playing.
That's the problem. Yeah, but that's
not our fault, is it? It's theirs!
They don't understand games
and they want to blame
someone for these deaths,
but rather than blame this kid's
parents or failed education
or zero job prospects,
I'm not changing a single
thing about GTA.
OK, I agree,
I just don't think any of us like
being accused of making
a murder simulator.
Well, that's good, because we don't,
we make entertainment.
'How do you want to make a game
that suggests, even for a moment,
'that it's OK to kill police
officers?
'Why do you want to do that?'
'As he fled,
Moore stole a bunch of car keys.
'He climbed into
a police car out front
'and hit the road.
'It was over within seconds.
'Inside, three people
had been murdered.'
I'll be in Baton Rouge - I've got
to debate Louisiana Law School.
Up against a bunch of nightmare
Southern liberals.
And Friday, I'm set up to be
on The Today Show again.
I got a client dinner that night.
Mm-hm.
Hello?
'I'm going to kill you f***ers.'
What is it?
Oh, it's gay boy!
It's just kids being stupid.
Oh, I know.
People who really wanna kill you,
they don't phone you up
and warn you, they just do it.
Yes, I know.
We can't let things
like this stop us.
What sort of message would that send?
I agree, Jack.
How about, as you burn the grass,
you get high,
so it becomes harder to do.
Controls get harder.
That's really funny.
Jamie! How was Vienna?
Good. Tiring.
I need you to go
to Edinburgh tomorrow
to talk to the animators
of the Truth mission, OK?
They need to be better. I was
supposed to have this weekend off.
I've got that stag party, remember?
You're just going
to have to skip it.
Yeah, it's crunch time,
I need people to dig deep.
That's how I dig. We're six months
off delivering this game now
are still sh*t and boring.
There's animation glitches
in the street scenes still,
the mo-cap's terrible. Terry,
we need to hire more QA people.
Take-Two won't let you
hire anyone else.
At this rate, the game's going
to be six months later
than we said it would be when we
said it would be six months late.
I'm not going to release a sh*t
product into the world, guys.
If we can't hire more people, fine -
we'll just have to take people off
Manhunt and Warriors.
Jamie, go to Edinburgh,
then go to Toronto
and get people working on GTA.
Also, I've just heard there are 63
tracks you still haven't licensed?
I'm on it. They take time.
You gave us 160 to do.
Oh, and by the way,
James Brown's publishers said they
definitely won't let us use Payback.
Go back to them, persuade them,
you're really good at that
and that's a really important
track for the game.
Come on, mate! You're Mr Wolf!
Hi, honey, good game?
Uh-huh.
Hey! You OK?
Slow down!
What's the matter?
Someone took my lacrosse stick,
I think.
What do you mean, "took"?
On purpose?
I don't know. Maybe I lost it.
It doesn't matter. Hey!
What's going on?
Everything OK at school?
Yeah. You'd tell me if there was
something wrong, wouldn't you?
Look, I know you think these games
hurt people, Dad, but, you know,
a Columbine, Dad, you know?
What's wrong?
This is all my fault.
No, it's not.
He'll be fine.
I won't let him be bullied.
I'll go to the school.
I'll talk to the kids.
Do a convocation.
Is that a good idea?
We don't want to make it worse.
I won't.
I'll make them understand.
...those sunglasses
look like goggles.
But this one's perfect,
that's good. OK. Hey!
What?
We've been looking at how we can
incorporate the sexual content
you want in San Andreas
without hurting sales.
We'll do this later. OK.
It's a question of how far we
can push the creative envelope
in this area and still
get a mature rating.
If we get an adults-only rating,
about 80% of shops and distributors
in the US, particularly Wal-Mart,
won't stock the game.
I've always been clear about this -
this stuff is not gratuitous.
It's done within context
and it's been linked to the story.
What's acceptable as sexual content
is different in different countries.
I can send you a full list
of the various dos and don'ts.
It'll depress you.
Broadly, male nudity is acceptable
as long as the penis isn't erect.
No erect c*cks? That's right.
The US is the most sensitive
country by miles.
No penises, no vaginas, no nipples.
So that scene you've got animated
of Carl having sex with Denise,
that will get us an instant
adults-only label here
and needs removing.
That's ridiculous.
We don't all live in a virtual Utah.
I know, I wish we could include
that stuff, but it's not feasible.
What's wrong with this country?
I can walk down the road
and get an Uzi if I want to,
they're sending kids off
to kill people in Iraq
and heaven for-f***ing-bid
anyone sees a woman's nipple!
That's America. The Jack Thompsons
of this world won't have it.
I don't care what he thinks.
I'm not going to bend to this.
Sex is a perfectly acceptable thing
to have in a piece
of adult entertainment
and we are not pushing
boundaries without it.
Maybe we should just be an AO game.
We're a game for adults -
fine, let's just be that.
Who cares!
So we sell half of what we hoped -
at least we get to make our game.
I'm not having the content
of my game dictated to me
by a bunch of moronic shopkeepers!
Don Simpson wouldn't
settle for it, would he?
What would he do?
He'd hire an aircraft carrier,
fill it with prostitutes,
take 15 different types of class-A
drugs and then, I think,
he'd accept the power
of the marketplace.
Fine, take the scene out.
There's no time, the game's due.
Happy?
Blank Rome has been confirmed
as the defence counsel
for Rockstar and Take-Two.
That is a big, serious law firm.
every step of the way. Good!
You know what? I want this fight.
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