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The developers of controversial videogame Bully have defended the title in the wake of a threatened injunction in Florida, in the US.
Lawyer Jack Thompson is attempting to stop the game going on sale, arguing it would cause a public nuisance.
The judge in the case has agreed to take a look at the title and play it before reaching a decision.
A spokesman for developers Rockstar said the game had a teen-only rating in the US and a 15 rating in the UK.
Mr Thompson filed his legal action last month, claiming that the game would violate Florida's public-nuisance laws.
They are typically used to prosecute environmental pollution. The legal action is against the US publisher Take 2, as well as retail giants Wal-Mart and GameStop.
Oh great not another one of these. I just knew Jack Thompson was going to say something. I thought it was bad enough when they did something about GTA San Andreas.
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