Where can I find AO rated Manhunt 2 on Wii BESIDES GOOGLE IMAGES?!?

I finaly find the AO game, the image on the internet I looked it up on google selecting images! Is their any place else where Manhunt 2 is not just another Rated M for Mature on Wii it's the KID GAMING BREAKER AO RATING FROM ESRB? I tried ebay. I'm not gonna BUY IT! I just like looking at stuff online! I have an original Xbox. DOES THIS AO RATED GAME EVEN COEXIST IN THE REAL WORLD OR IS IT I'M OLD ENOUGH TO PLAY RATED M FOR MATURE? FIND IT! EVEN IF YOU ADULT GAMERS BUST YOUR ASSES TO GET IT! People over the age of 21 or at least 21, TELL ME, HOW YOU CAN, NINTENDO SHOULD LET YOU!
I have it posted on my computer. It should exist somewhere as an actual & mental full adult game!
I DON'T Want Manhunt 2 it's not like I wanna play it! Screw playing it! But the AO rated game should be out there some place!
MAN! YOU MEAN EVEN WHEN YOUR LIKE 50 THEY WON'T LET YOU EVEN TOUCH OR FEEL IT! THAT TOTALLY SUCKS!
That's BULLSHIT! Nintendo needs to stop being a baby company!
An Adult rated game is like buying marijuana or crack cocaine or meth! This doesn't happen with Grand Theft Auto. You steal cars and go to fast food places. That's what I do in San Andreas! I have $2111 in the game.
AO, it's like trying to find a magic fairy who grants wishes! And it all because, of Nintendo games Mario, Metroid Star Fox, Donkey Kong and shit like that makes AO Manhunt 2 deprive from Even being the real thing wish for it upon a wishing star in the ****ing sky at night! Try it to see if it works!
It should happen. A person who exists somewhere in this very country, should get it if there're 26 or 32 or 42 or any full adult age! IT'S JUST NOT FAIR FOR THEM!


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The AO version of the game was not released on the Wii. And it won't ever be released.

You can access the AO content on the PSP with some technical knowhow:
http://www.gamasutra.com/php-bin/news_index.php?story=16084

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Even the PSP hack doesn't unlock the AO content. The ESRB already said that everything that hack "unlocks" was shown to the ESRB in "unlocked" form when they dicided on the M rating.

As for the original question, the AO rated version never was released, on any system. Major retailers won't carry AO games, which would seriously cut into sales. And since video games are seen as a "kid's thing" by most people over 40, the release of an AO game would cause a major ****storm for the publisher and console manufacturer, with claims of peddling smut to children, regardless of what measures are in place to prevent children from buying it.

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Hogie,

Please try to actually listen for a change.

Nintendo had NOTHING to do with the rating of Rockstar's game. Nintendo was no involved in any way, shape or form. Nintendo doesn't CARE!

There are games in Japan for the Nintendo DS that would be banned for the United States for being child porn, specifically "Exciting Witch Trial"--google it! Nintendo doesn't have any problem with this game being played on Nintendo systems in Japan, and wouldn't care if it was permitted in the US either. Nintendo is not the morality police! They are simply a manufacturer of video game consoles.

The AO rating from ESRB? The ESRB had no problem giving Manhunt 2 that rating, and wouldn't had any problem leaving it at that! It was NOT the ESRB who desired to change the AO rating to M--it was the manufacturer of the game, Rockstar, who wanted to change the rating to an M, so they voluntarily removed certain content to convince the ESRB to change it's initial rating!

If you want to get mad at someone--get mad at Rockstar! The ESRB was more than happy to leave their original rating stand. It was Rockstar who objected because they didn't WANT their game to be branded with a rating of AO.

You really need to get your facts straight before you go off on these rants.

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