RPG's - GTA & Trapped in the Closet

I am an avid game player. Specifically, I am a big fan of RPGs (Role Playing Games). Imagine being the character in your favorite story. That is the concept behind RPGs. You take on the role of the character. An RPG revolves around a mission and that mission revolves around a story. RPGs have a huge cult-like following.

Recently there has been a lot of talk in the news about the game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. You can eat, run, work out, kill people, steal cars, date girlfriends, pick up prostitutes, and even fly various aircrafts. This game has always been controversial because of its adult and violent content. However, it recently came to light, that there is a hack which unlocks hidden sex scenes. Many are up in arms about this. The hack is initiated by offering hot coffee, which allows the character to travel around the state to different girlfriends. The sex scenes (WARNING!!! graphic adult content) can be controlled by the player.
But what I enjoy the most about gaming is the concept of game design. The Sims 2 is an RPG that offers design and game play. You can direct your Sims over a lifetime and mix their genes from one generation to the next. You set your Sims' goals in life; popularity, fortune, family, romance or knowledge. There is a build mode, where you can build large mansions with beautiful landscapes, shacks, or even apartment buildings. There is also an in-game camera, which is ingenious. Many Sims fans have produced very creative stories and videos with this feature. My favorite fan created video is the R. Kelly Trapped In The Closet saga:

Trapped In The Closet Part 1

Trapped In The Closet Part 2

Trapped In The Closet Part 3

Trapped In The Closet Part 4

Regardless of the features, storylines or sex scenes, RPGs are addictive. *SMILEZ*