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GTA IV Ads Back on Chicago Buses, But Future M-Rated Game Ads Banned

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Niko Bellic is back.

About six months after the Chicago Transit Authority pulled ads for the violent but popular gangland video game "Grand Theft Auto IV," triggering a lawsuit from the gamemaker and attracting national attention, billboards for the game and its brooding, East European anti-hero have begun reappearing on the sides of CTA buses.
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SCFreelancer - 398 days ago
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Not sure what to think of this...I mean: whats the policy on things like this with movies?
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Slinger420 - 397 days 17 hours ago
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It's so pathetic how some morons in this world that were raised like animals by people that have the IQ of a rock can commit crimes and claim GTA4 is the reason for their actions. I'm glad the adds are back. SCFreelancer said, movies are no different and I agree. If you were raised properly, you will understand the difference between fantasy and reality. Good for you ROCKSTAR, the game is freakin amazing too.
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