The game basically allowed you to bike around with characters that were wearing very little, and try to unlock full motion videos of nudity. It’s odd, to me at least, that the PS2 version would be censored but the GameCube version wasn’t. However, the PS2 version actually censored any nudity and thus hurt a large portion of possible sales for PS2 ( Sony Computer Entertainment of America refused to publish the game for the PS2 till the nudity was censored). Instead of working on making the game better with better graphics and improved game play, they decided it would be just financially easier to add tits to the game and hopefully gain sales from the controversial nudity. Apparently it was going to just be another BMX title until production began and Acclaim thought the quality of the game was rather low. The reasoning behind the nudity itself is rather interesting. This game was actually intended to be “Dave Mirra BMX XXX”, but once Dave Mirra was notified that there would be nudity involved in the game, he legally got his name removed from the project. The slogan for this title was, “THIS IS BMX?” Well, it certainly is…with some nudity thrown in for good measure. Well, there are more than just those few games so let’s get back to it with some more controversial games… That list included child pornography, nudity, rape, murder, and more disturbing acts on your wholesome video game consoles.

In the previous article, (Read here if you haven’t yet! LINK) I tried to talk about a few video games that you may not have heard of that stirred up quite a bit of controversy. We’re back again with Part 2 of the Most Controversial Video Games in History.

Battle raper 2 review