Conan O'Brien Re-Imagines 'Grand Theft Auto IV' As a PG-13 Game

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Conan O'Brien Re-Imagines 'Grand Theft Auto IV' As a PG-13 Game

by Tim Stevens, posted May 5th 2008 at 11:15AM

If you've spent any time at all with 'Grand Theft Auto IV' since its release last week, you know that it's not exactly a kind and cuddly game. Conan O'Brien noted the same thing and in response has envisioned what a PG-rated version of the game might look like. See for yourself in the video above. Whether you love or hate the game, you have to agree that this, um, friendlier version isn't particularly appealing, though it is pretty hilarious! [Source: YouTube, via Joystiq and GeekSugar]

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Michiyo @ May 5th 2008 12:17PM

Funny. Good work from O'Brien, though this would never last in the real sense...rhetorically speaking, lol.

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