Greg Ponesse
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 In Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas there was uproar over a hidden sex scene. Now with their latest release called “Bully”, we see boys kissing. How far should this be taken and when should the appropriate regulatory bodies step in?  "Bully" stars 15-year-old Jimmy Hopkins, who must navigate cliques, fights and young love at his new boarding school, along the way winning brawls, completing missions and plying girls with candy and flowers in exchange for kisses. But Jimmy can also use the same approach with boys. When Jimmy approaches a tall, blond boy with some flowers, the boy replies, "I'm hot. You're hot. Let's make out."
Gay video game enthusiasts have embraced "Bully," which was was the U.S.'s third top-selling game in the week ending Oct. 27, according to figures from UBS.
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