BloodRayne

BloodRayne is a video game produced by American studio Terminal Reality and published by EA Games
The rise in the game's popularity has largely been attributed to its absolute lack of dubious content. However, the sheer amount of players fiddling with BloodRayne eventually triggered an industry controversy, also known as the "Cold-Blooded Coffee" incident.
==Plot==
The dampire (meaning dame vampire or damp vamp), Rayne is a young half-vampire woman who lives in a nice cottage by Lake Geneva in the 1800's. Her vampire father, Kagan, however, deserts his family and cheats on her mother to have a lot of children throughout the world, after losing a bet in a bar. Greatly grieved, Rayne's mother dies a horrible death when an icicle falls down on her, impaling her head. Rayne, having witnessed this horrific scene, is traumatized and swears to do the same to Kagan and his new children.
Rayne tracks Kagan over a hundred years, and eventually, Kagan joined forces with Adolf Hitler, as the two have similar purposes: to produce as many super babies as possible (Kagan being Aryan is just a bonus). This eugenics explains why a disportionate amount of the enemies Rayne faces in the game tend to be good-looking and well-endowed (The weirdoes with ludicrous makeup are simply Nazis).
Kagan then kidnaps Albert Einstein (pronounced Een-steen here), Rayne's caretaker who has also invented her protective suit, stilettos and blades, and the three finally meet in a final confrontation after Rayne singlehandedly defeats every Nazi soldier in Europe, thus giving the Americans the illusion that they have brought about the Allied victory. Einstein detonates the first atomic bomb ever made, presumably killing Kagan in a suicide bombing, while Rayne uses her stunning vampire-agility to jump right out of the impact zone, just close enough to not make her hate Einstein.
By entering the cheat code THESQUADOFJUGGYNESSSHAKEYOURBOOTYBABY, the player may unlock additional levels that involve Kagan coming back as Josef Stalin's top general, who is just mad enough to detonate atomic bombs aiming at the United States. Rayne eventually throws many enemies into the nuclear reactor, melting them and also simutaneously wearing down the reactor. Eventually, she blows it up, and the explosion presumably kills Kagan and Stalin both, making the world safe once more while the Americans again gloat in ignorant self-admiration.
==Impact of BloodRayne==
The head designer of the game, Cesar Johnson stated, "We recognize the need for family-oriented violence at this age. With the lynching laws in place, what better way to bring us back in time to the good old days than do it right in a virtual environment?"
In the critically-acclaimed game, the player has a simple yet interesting objective, which is to cut people (mostly punks, goth girls, and big monsters) up with two silver blades and then stomp their severed heads with high-heel stilettos. It also features extremely advanced graphics, incorporated from billion-dollar Hollywood special effects. Such an original concept defies the tradition of formula games released by indie gaming groups and garage programmers, shattering the myth that games must have graphics so horrific that playing text-based games may be more visually pleasing.
The spokesperson from EA Games concurred. "EA Games prides itself in the quality of games(lie) it publishes, and such creativity(lie) is always rewarded(lie) and encouraged(lie)(lie), while mediocre content we have processed is released into the public domain and hosted on our servers for free download as restitution to the public(LIE!!!!). As always, the EA Games motto is Challenge Everything(ULTRA LIE), and we mean to bring a new wave of innovation(your'e kidding, right?) to the stagnant industry, polluted by overpriced, low-quality British and indie games."
A revival in gaming was sparked by the release of this game on December 25, 2005, miraculously replacing Dungeon Siege 2, another innovative, if formulaic game, as the bestselling game of the year in a matter of days.
Cesar Johnson remarked regarding the release date of the game, "I first and foremost thank the Lord for dying to give us salvation, and we have released this game on His most holy birthday to honour Him. We also thank EA Games for being an excellent publisher, cooperating with us and giving us ample control over when and how the game should be released."
The EA Games spokesperson chimed in yet again, "Indeed, to better assist our partners, we had set up machines to automate the process of distribution, in case that we were all taken by the Rapture before the official release date."
Families have enjoyed BloodRayne immensely, and crime rates have been reported to have gone down to near zero after the release of the game, as criminals, punks, and communists all regretted having had any deviant ideas against society, when there was such a great game to enjoy.
==Cold-Blooded Coffee==
Resourceful hackers from the Netherlands had taken the time to reverse-engineer the source code of BloodRayne, not only making Rayne nude but also creating scenes of her and her enemies engaging in sexual acts. The hackers pridely proclaimed they had only reskinned and remodelled Rayne and animated, modelled, scripted, and directed the various sex scenes and minigames. The patch, known as the Cold-Blooded Coffee mod, is about 763.4 megabytes large and is available for download freely on many sites. Critics criticized the game for allowing hackers access to building such dubious content, but EA Games and Terminal Reality both claim the patch was entirely produced by hackers and not their responsibility.
US Senator, Hillary Clinton, however, thought otherwise. She condemned the game and the producer for providing a graphics engine that had the potential to be reverse-engineered and used to make inappropriate content by determined hackers. She was heard saying, "We must keep indecent content out of the hands of children, and I think Dark Realty [sic] has been irresponsible to have left such a blaring exploit, perhaps deliberately, in this BlondeRay [sic] game."
Indeed, according to the US Department of Justice, crime rates have gone back up after the Cold-Blooded Coffee patch had been released. Attorney-General Jack Thompson vehemently proposed to ban BloodRayne from the market. "Such indecency cannot be allowed in this country. We live in a free country, and we are supposed to be free from the inappropriateness of sex. The game appears to be a simple violent game suitable for every American person, but is in fact a malicious assault on the freedom of America." Thompson pounded the table so hard at this point that it snapped. His irritated stare shifted to the statue of Justice, his eye beam immediately searing a hole in the cloth covering her chest. Signals from reporters ceased after that point, and they are suspected to have melted as Thompson panicked in blind rage.
Up till now, the Supreme Court of the United States has denied Thompson power to impose restrictions on BloodRayne, and popular opinion certainly made a difference, as several conservative judges had been murdered by suicide bombers fashioned after the ones from BloodRayne. Thompson vowed to appeal as many times as he could, while filing lawsuits against families of these suicide bombers to make them pay up.
*The above text is a load of balls no link is given so take this as fake*
==Publishing Controversy: Majesco Games v. Electronic Arts==
Despite the well-known fact that EA Games is responsible for publishing every game in North America and Britain, American company Majesco Games protested what it referred to as an "EA hegemony of untruth". The company claims that Majesco Games itself, in fact, was responsible for the publishing of BloodRayne, not EA Games. EA Games denied this, citing company records and news articles, which Majesco claimed were "bogus self-referential documents".
The controversy sparked a fierce debate in the gaming community, and it was made a poll on GameFAQs that remained on the front page for a month despite the fact that it was called the "Poll of the Day". Users were encouraged to vote on which company they thought was the actual publisher of BloodRayne. In the end, EA Games won, scoring 43,522,135 votes, as opposed to Majesco Games which only got 345,543 votes, over 7,000,000 of which were actually duplicates. Foul play was not suspected, as everyone on GameFAQs only votes for stuff they actually know of.
Legal battle waged on, and eventually, the lawsuit went all the way to the Supreme Court of the United States. The judges, some of whom having also voted on GameFAQs, decided in favour of EA Games, creating a previously-unheard-of precedent where majority vote was the primary motivation for the ruling.
Majesco Games vowed to appeal, but after being informed that they could not, they moved on to negotiate contracts with studios to make an EA-bashing game. GameSpot speculated that this would probably be yet another piece of vapourware. Majesco declined to comment, though their agents had been seen going in and out of meat factories.
==Quotations==
Mynce: Tread lightly. There are many grues in these parts of Louisiana.
A grue eats Mynce.
Jurgen Wulf: Heil Hitler! Zere von't be any meddling heute hier!
Rayne: Can anyone help me out with a lame Nazi joke here?
Kagan: And here is Albert Einstein.
Kagan impales Einstein.
Rayne: You Nazi asshole!
Ephemera: Who are you talking to, half-thing? My old love, Severin? I'd quite love to meet him some time.
Severin: Rayne, kill that shadow-bitch.
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