
After GTA San Andreas’ Hot Coffee debacle, Rockstar makes a “huge effort” to wipe anything cut from its game to avoid accidentally shipping it, ex-dev says
- Ex-Rockstar dev says studio now scrubs cut content before shipping games
- Policy reportedly traces back to GTA San Andreas' 2005 Hot Coffee scandal
- Aim is to stop leftover files being discovered by modders or dataminers
A former Rockstar Games developer says the studio now makes a deliberate, thorough effort to strip cut or unused content from its games before release, a policy shaped by the fallout from the infamous "Hot Coffee" scandal in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. That 2005 incident saw a…






