Submitted by: kirkland on Saturday October 28th, 2006 at 11:03 PM EST

The video game maker that sparked uproar over a hidden sex scene in "Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas," is courting new controversy with its latest schoolyard title "Bully" -- featuring boys kissing.

That sexual twist came to light only after Take-Two Interactive Software Inc. released the "Teen"-rated game on October 17, having weathered protests from anti-violence advocates who tried unsuccessfully to block its sale to minors.

"Bully" stars 15-year-old Jimmy Hopkins, who must navigate cliques, fights and young love at his new boarding school, along the way winning brawls, completing missions and plying girls with candy and flowers in exchange for kisses.

But Jimmy can also use the same approach with boys. When Jimmy approaches a tall, blond boy with some flowers, the boy replies: "I'm hot. You're hot. Let's make out."

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