In recent days, there has been a significant level of concern expressed by customers and the community regarding the content of Grand Theft Auto V (GTA V). In response to this feedback, Target, a major retailer, has decided to stop selling the game. The decision was made following extensive customer and community concern about the game's depiction of violence against women.

The game, which is rated R18+ for mature audiences only, has been criticized by some for its portrayal of violent acts towards women. A petition calling on Target to withdraw the game from sale gained over 44,000 signatures, with many expressing their outrage and disappointment at the game's content.

However, defenders of the game argue that it is a sandbox game that allows players to make choices and hold up a mirror to themselves in terms of moral compass. They point out that the game has a reputation for being violent, but also humorous, and that it is up to adult players to decide how they want to play.

Despite the controversy surrounding the game, many fans of GTA V argue that it is a richly satirical and dark look at the underworld of a fictional city. The game's ability to make players question their own moral compass and choices is seen as a strength by some.

The re-release of GTA V on Xbox One and PlayStation 4 last month sparked renewed interest in the game, leading to an increase in sales. However, for Target and Kmart, the controversy surrounding the game has led them to remove it from their shelves.

Grand theft auto 5link