Max Clifford Pimped Grand Theft Auto to Politicians
The controversy was built-in from the start.
Posted 15 Jul 2009

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Adam Hartley quotes Mr Jones as follows "Oh the controversy aspect [of GTA] was completely built-up.
"It was used as marketing for the game. We employed Max Clifford who, once he saw the game, was a little bit disappointed [with its cartoony style]. So he just never let us show the game."
"He told us that he would just tell the politicians all about it without showing it.
"And, to his exact word, we were on GMTV within one week. One hour of prime-time television talking about the game. Just as he had said!"
Who would have guessed that politicians would have bitten so easily without even having seen the game?
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