Has anyone heard anything about this? it looks some damn funny, made by rockstar where you have to go around a school a do a number of mischiefious things to become "top Dog" being released in October i believe.

It looks fun.

Looks like it will be a good game. Hopefully, it will include atomic wedgies and throwing nerds in trashcans and kicking down a hill lol.

this may be greatest game every made

Mmm, next, they should have a game called "slut," where you play the class slut, as you attempt to get as many hookups with varying types of males while keeping your STD meter as low as possible, and avoiding pregnancy at all costs. Get too hot in the bedroom with Jorge, and you might end up in the hospital with gonhorrea, game over. However, if you managed to not get knocked up while knocking boots, you have successfully become the "class slut," and can graduate to the "college version."

Didn't they already make a Britney Spears game?

Bully draws protesters to Rockstar's front doors.

From GameSpot.com

Washington, D.C.-based group marches on developer's Manhattan headquarters to protest marketing of violent games to children.

Although the Hot Coffee isn't quite as piping hot as it has been of late, the fallout over the hidden sex minigames in Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is still simmering. Always a lightning rod for controversy, Rockstar might be growing weary of all the free publicity it has been getting, as games it hasn't even released yet are now becoming the target of public outcries.

Yesterday, members of the Washington, D.C.-based youth group Peaceoholics protested outside Rockstar Games' New York offices, carrying signs that read "Put the cuffs on Rockstar, not youth" and "Prosecute Rockstar Games; they are felons" and chanting "Hey hey, ho ho, Rockstar Games has got to go."

Though the Peaceoholics have accused Rockstar of marketing violent games for children in the past, Tuesday's event was specifically directed at convincing the developer to shelve the upcoming Bully , which Rockstar describes as a game where players take the role of a "troublesome schoolboy" who "stands up to bullies, gets picked on by teachers, plays pranks on malicious kids, wins or loses the girl, and ultimately learns to navigate the obstacles of the fictitious reform school."

Although the game is not yet rated (an M for Mature tag seems a certainty) and Rockstar has revealed next to nothing about the actual gameplay, Bully has already made some waves . Given the developer's history with controversial titles and the lasting taboo of violence in a school setting ever since the Columbine High School shootings, it's a safe bet this won't be the last bit of protest directed Rockstar's way over its latest offering.

Attempts to reach Rockstar Games and Peaceoholics for comment Wednesday afternoon were not successful.