Rockstar would release patched versions of San Andreas that removed all of the controversial content, allowing the game to keep its M rating.īut now, the newly released San Andreas remaster appears to at least contain the code associated with the “Hot Coffee” content. In 2005, players found a way to reactivate this “Hot Coffee” content and that led to a lot of legal problems for Take-Two and Rockstar, including a $US20 (A$27) million settlement, court cases, class-action lawsuits, and US congressional hearings and involvement.

However, buried in the code of San Andreas was a fully developed sex mini-game that Rockstar disabled but didn’t actually cut from the retail release.

However, these scenes weren’t graphic and instead featured a short cutscene of CJ entering the GF’s home after being invited in for some “coffee” and some suggestive audio clips played over an exterior shot of the home. In 2004 Rockstar released GTA San Andreas which featured the ability to have sex with various girlfriends in the game. That’s according to multiple dataminers on social media as well as popular GTA expert and dataminer Vadim M who talked to me about the recently discovered code.Ī brief bit of history. Buried in the Definitive Edition are numerous pieces of code, scripting, and files that shouldn’t be there, including dev comments, cut content, and more.Īlso found in these files: Code connected to the infamous Hot Coffee sex mini-game. Shortly after the remastered trilogy was released, dataminers and fans quickly began digging into the files and code of the collection.

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