On November 4, Acclaim reps Alan Lewis and Tara Blanco confirmed the rumor, stating that the PS2 version would be edited to eliminate the topless nudity. Acclaim internet marketing coordinator Zach Smith famous that the company's decision to insert nudity in the recreation was influenced by their dire money circumstance at the time, and Acclaim government producer Shawn Rosen additionally cited the professional good results of the Grand Theft Auto collection as the catalyst for backing an grownup-oriented title. Reviewers complained of the obscure challenge targets, which were exacerbated by the lack of any source of course or orientation Steve Steinberg and Gerstmann cited a unique occasion of an early mission that tasked the player with jogging down a "fruitbooter" although giving no indication that the expression is derogatory slang for an inline skater. However, Steve Steinberg of GameSpy and the reviewers of Nintendo Power considered it to be a sound gaming working experience inspite of its crude written content, with Steinberg pointing out that the game's "twisted novelty" could not operate in other genres, and labored because of the game's fundamental playability. Steve Steinberg was uneased by the Paintball method, and questioned how it was still left intact following numerous video games were delayed or reworked immediately after the September 11 assaults.
