As Scott Steinberg, a video game reviewer and author, demonstrated for CBS News, Manhunt 2 is more is more intense than other violent video games when it's played on Nintendo's Wii. Users must act ...

At the same time, Nintendo and Sony said their policies bar any AO-rated content on their systems. Microsoft Corp. has a similar policy, but "Manhunt 2" wasn't planned for its Xbox 360.

Manhunt 2, the controversial Adults Only game from Take-Two, won't be played on the Wii, PSP or the PlayStation 2 unless the developer changes the content.

The first Manhunt, in 2003, was rated M. That game, which sold about 1 million copies, put players in the role of a death row escapee hunted in a gruesome contest, orchestrated by an unseen ...

Fascinated by both Manhunt 2 and by all of the work that has gone into earning it an M as opposed to its original AO rating, we caught up with producer Jeronimo Barrera and made with the questions.

Players of the video game “Manhunt 2” would have assumed the role of a scientist with amnesia who escapes from an asylum and then goes on a bloody killing spree as he tries to remember his past.

For the first time since the controversy erupted, Nintendo of America President Reggie Fils-Aime has spoken out about Manhunt 2 and its place on the Nintendo Wii. Commenting on the possibility ...

Sony, Nintendo forbid AO-rated Manhunt 2 Console makers confirm policies preventing licensed third parties from releasing Adults Only games on their systems, effectively banning the Rockstar title.

Ever since it was announced earlier this year, Manhunt 2 has courted controversy. Creating a sequel to one of the most gruesome, dark and unique stealth action titles ever made could easily be ...

Following the BBFC’s decision to reject Manhunt 2 for Wii and PS2, ... “As stated on Nintendo.com, Nintendo does not allow any AO-rated content on its systems,” said a Nintendo rep.

Rockstar’s ‘Manhunt’ on Nintendo Wii Has to Wait. By Dan Bradley on June 22, 2007, 12:00 am.

Manhunt sequel coming to Nintendo Wii. Rockstar Games has announced that a sequel to controversial 2003 title Manhunt is on the way - and that a version will be produced for Nintendo Wii.