Halloween game pulls controversial teen-sex minigame after backlash
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The new Halloween video game from IllFonic removed a controversial minigame in which the game’s 56-year-old Dr. Loomis could engage in sexual activity with teenage characters; the minigame, which involved hiding in closets and a heart-meter mechanic, went viral on social media and sparked backlash, prompting the developers to yank it before the wide release, now scheduled for Sept. 8 with no immediate comment from IllFonic.
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