From the naming convention of these text strings, it can be assumed that the item would first appear instead of the bicycle when leaving Madd Dogg's mansion towards the end of the mission Madd Dogg's Rhymes. The following text from the AMERICAN.GXT file describes how it would have been used. This feature was dropped during development, but eventually made its way into Rockstar's later Bully. Within the game files are textures, a model, a HUD icon, and related text for a skateboard item that would have acted as a combination weapon and vehicle. You can use this little tool to patch your save game on any platform to switch the flag and thus enable this functionality. It wasn't long before the flag to switch the feature back on was found as well, leading to the Hot Coffee mod - at which point the coffee truly hit the fan, and the rest is history. Animations, models, textures, sound files, and even the code for the sequence were discovered. Once San Andreas was released and curious modders started to delve into the game files, the coffee started dripping.

The mini-game was not declared to the ESRB, since it's effectively cut content and there is no way for a player to experience it through the normal course of gameplay. In the final version of San Andreas, this mini-game was disabled with a simple flag instead of being scrapped from the game data outright. However, the development team had originally implemented a mini-game which allowed you to control what happened inside, ultimately cut from the finished product.

In the dating sequences of the game, you normally conclude proceedings by choosing to leave your girlfriend at her home or entering her house for 'coffee,' which is depicted with a tasteful fade to black along with the sounds of intense 'coffee' making.

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Gta san andreas introduction script