Top 10 Biggest Video Game Controversies of All Time

I think the other ones are tougher controversies, though.

This was the first real instance of gore in a video game.

Fatalities, that's why it's controversial.

They realize it was a mod, right? You have to actually hack the game to get it.

Is "hot coffee" slang for something? It doesn't sound inappropriate to me.

Graphic sexual content, that's all I have to say.

Right. Let's all remember the most controversial mission in the game, the plot-setting one the game allows you to skip, and where killing Russians is optional. Get the media.

You kill a lot of innocent people in the airport. Now, isn't that terrorism?

When I was little, I thought I would find this mission to be fun, mowing down random people.

Oh boy, I suggest you watch Angry Video Game Nerd's review.

Because it's called Grand Theft Auto, not Grand Pink Fluffy Unicorns Dancing on Rainbows Auto. As much as I don't like Grand Theft Auto, it's pretty obvious from the title that there's violence in it.

Of course, South Park will be here. There was censorship in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. It is censored on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions, but the PC version remains unaffected.

This game shows realistic and extreme violence. Rockstar is such a daring company.

That's why the Manhunt games are among my favorites.

Where do I start with this? Okay... What you have to do is drive a car and kill some people, and yes, there's gore.

Even though it was intended to be an innocent reference to good luck, it turned out to backfire in America.

While it looks like a swastika, it's actually the symbol Manji, which means good fortune.

They thought it was a Nazi sign.

Easily at least one of the top six best Metroid games ever.

The fanbase got pissed at this.

Ah, this was the worst ending of the two, but the Sans fight was kinda cool.