From Cinelinx:
Night Trap - 25th Anniversary Edition may have had a mostly quiet release in 2017, but the original’s release in 1992 created quite the uproar in the media. Night Trap was pinned as "ultraviolent, sick, and disgusting" by former Senator Joseph Lieberman in a U.S Senate hearing regarding violence in video games. This led to the eventual creation of the ESRB, or Entertainment Software Rating Board, which to this day is responsible for assigning age and content ratings on video games. Night Trap played a huge part in the games industry for its questionable content, but how does it stand today?
The 'Sega Sickener' was an infamous article printed by the Daily Mail concerning the release of the videogame Night Trap on the Sega Mega CD.
Well all press is good press.. until it is not. After decades were basically still there, some makes an article which makes it sound more horrible than it is and people getting outraged and boot up their twitters.
If there is somepoint new tomb raider, i guess she is wearing a veil and no death scenes. Only enemies are robotzombies and your weapon is megaphone where you can tell how to recycle and not pollute.
It's time to get weird. We've rounded up some of the most bizarre DOS games out there.
We take on the not so most violent game congress has ever seen.
