Technology | video games Grand Theft Auto Sex Scenes Fail to Excite Lawsuit over hidden footage gets few takers By Sam Biddle Posted Jun 25, 2008 8:34 AM CDT Copied A customer reaches for a copy of of the game Grand Theft Auto IV, sequel to the hotly debated Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, at a Best Buy store in Mountain View, Calif., Tuesday, April 29, 2008. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma) Moral outrage that sparked a class action lawsuit over the hidden sex scenes in the wildly popular Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas has failed to translate into complaints, the New York Times reports. Despite the millions of copies of the game sold to date, only 2,676 offended owners have stepped forward to file a claim under a settlement agreement reached with the game’s makers. “There are two possibilities,” explains one legal expert opposed to the settlement. “Possibility one is they have a meritorious lawsuit and they’re selling out the class for attorneys’ fees. The other possibility is that, and frankly I think this is the more likely possibility, they brought a meritless lawsuit that had no business being brought to court at all.” Read These Next It's a survival story fit for a sea shanty. Off-roading crash claims life of influencer couple Dee from the show What's Happening!! is dead at 60. For first time, SCOTUS is asked to overturn gay marriage ruling. Report an error