Nudity In A Video Game?

[CandyKANE]

Have you heard about this game called BMX XXX? Here is the small add for the game on their website:

Live strippers, pimps, hos and enough dog doo to make you piss your pants.
WE'RE GOING TO HELL, AND YOU'RE COMING WITH US
Come Inside, Enjoy the Ride and Keep It Dirty

Features:

Hilarious scripted events written by Hollywood's best comedians.

Mind-blowing mature content that will have you belly laughing and coming back for more.

Create-a-Rider lets you make a BMX rider in your own image or you can build a bevy of BMX babes, your choice!

With the addition of Flatland riding, we now feature over 2000 different tricks.

Challenge your friends with a wide array of split screen multi-player games plus, for the first time: Paint Ball BMX, Strip BMX and more

Authentic competition levels - compete against other hardcore riders at UGP's Roots Jam 2002 or at the fabled Rampage Skate Park.

8 massive levels featuring superb game design and all of the freestyle BMX disciplines like park, street, vert, dirt and flatland.

BMX XXX is running on an unprecedented and unmatched 3rd generation BMX engine.

[CandyKANE]

From Gamespot.com


Three major US retailers are declining to stock Acclaim's mature-themed BMX XXX.

Wal-Mart, Toys "R" Us, and KB Toys have refused to stock Acclaim's upcoming BMX XXX, according to a Reuters report. The game is reported to have little shortage of nudity, sexual suggestiveness, and explicit language. Acclaim has heavily promoted the game's "mature" content as its central appeal, but since the game's a spin-off of the Dave Mirra's BMX series, the core gameplay will focus on freestyle BMX tricks.
BMX XXX is scheduled to ship November 19, and Acclaim is confident that it will have extensive retail distribution. In the UK, the publisher is notorious for questionable publicity stunts, welcoming the controversy they generate. The game is currently available for preorder at Electronics Boutique and GameStop.

The game is a change of pace for the Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX series. Although the game was originally named Dave Mirra BMX XXX, in August, Acclaim confirmed that the name was changed to drop the Dave Mirra association. At the same time, Acclaim revealed plans for a third official game in the Dave Mirra series, which is for next year. Earlier this year, Activision acquired Z-Axis, the developer of BMX XXX, the Dave Mirra BMX series, and Aggressive Inline, and it's likely that next year's Dave Mirra game will be by a new developer.

[Genetic_Freak]

As a matter of fact, I have a mag at home that has clips from the game.. One of the clips is a chick with a nice looking rack topless but with one of those black censor lines across.. I was flipping through the pages when I got to that page I was like WHAT?! lol

[The~Next~Big~Thing]

Same here, I was looking in a mag to see a pic like that, but no black bar!

[CandyKANE]

[CandyKANE]

Here are some ads for the game that some magazines refused to have in their magazine:

[The~Next~Big~Thing]

Weird....