The makers of "Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas" reached a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission after the government agency spent months investigating sexually themed content that was hidden in the popular video game. At the request of several members of Congress, including New York Democratic Sen. Hillary Clinton, the FTC's department of consumer protection had been looking into the so-called "Hot Coffee" scandal, in which easily downloadable software could be used to unlock adult content from the mature-rated game, one of the best-selling of 2004 and 2005 for the PC, PlayStation 2 and Xbox consoles.
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