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SINtendo Grand Theft Otto by Kris P. Kreme

SINtendo Grand Theft Otto by Kris P. Kreme

Carter Wallace hacks and downloads the wrong game, but that might not be the only way he gets played today.

Stumbling upon an unreleased Beta of SINtendo Grand Theft Otto, a parody of the game he wanted, Carter sees it has one feature that he’s never seen before… something called Otto play, where if the player steps away for too long, the character, Otto, takes over and plays the game himself.

After stopping to steal the car of his hot neighbor wife, his own world recreated in the game, Carter discovers he can also steal her mind and body, altering either to suit his whims. But after realizing it’s all somehow real, will he end up getting played himself when Otto takes over the game?

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SINtendo September continues with perhaps the biggest gaming franchise of all time! Or maybe not…

Carter Wallace is a loner, but he likes things that way… especially since he’s into gaming, hacking, and especially hacking his way to games that haven’t quite been released just yet. But will Carter’s latest hack get him a game parody instead of the game he wanted, and could that parody end up playing him into a more enjoyably social life than he ever had before?

As far as Carter is concerned, there is only one big new game coming out, quite possibly the most anticipated game in years, and everyone right now needs an escape from the frustrations of the real world, so Carter is definitely doing everything he can to find and download the unreleased game two months early from gaming servers he accessed.

Grand Theft Auto is the game that Carter loves the most, the massive open world, the detailed intricacies of characters, and of course the freedom to go anywhere and do anything, steal whatever he wants… that’s what has Carter thinking about his wealthy neighbor Nolan Thomas, the man who really does have it all, great house, gorgeous wife in Jessica Thomas, and it’s that wife’s car, a mustang, that Carter finds himself imagining walking up and stealing, taking for a joyride, goading the police into a chase.

But fantasies are one thing and reality is another, as Carter Wallace realizes after the download finishes a lot faster than he thought it would, only for him to realize it’s not the game he intended to hack.

Assuming they’d simply changed the code name of the game from GTA to GTO, he went ahead and wasted effort and time to access and download what he thought was the game every gamer is talking about… and yet the title isn’t right, Grand Theft Otto.

Assuming it is a crappy knockoff game, likely from Asia, Carter is soon surprised to see that it is an unreleased Beta version of a SINtendo game, and if any company comes close to the mega-billion dollar gaming company behind the one he wanted, it’s SINtendo.

With the graphics looking equally as impressive and a partially finished backstory explaining that in this game, the player will control a fictional character named Otto in a very lifelike living breathing city, able to go anywhere, do anything, and steal anything inside that city… Carter is willing to at least give the game a try before going back to his search for the real deal.

But as soon as he begins his game, it’s obvious that SINtendo went to lengths no gaming company ever could in creating Grand Theft Otto.

When Otto appears, the third person over the shoulder view on his gaming monitor shows that apparently this game takes place wherever the gamer is… because he sees his own neighborhood intricately recreated, likely from satellite imagery, Carter assumes.

And since the neighborhood is his, he can finally use Otto to steal Jessica Thomas’ Mustang. But there is one feature even Carter is a bit unsure about in this game… a feature called Otto play where if the gamer leaves the controller too long, Otto will take over and play according to his own whims, using actions based on player actions before taking over to continue the game.

The fun really begins when Jessica pulls up in her Mustang, and Carter controls Otto to go and stop her, pulling her from the car to steal it. But how did SINtendo recreate such a realistic version of Jessica Thomas? Was it really by accessing her DMV records possibly as Carter suspects?

And the options that appear when Otto is near Jessica are crazy, kinky, and impossible… the ability to steal her as well, steal her mind, and even change her clothing like a game character, alter her body, do things Carter never even thought about doing but definitely is now.

Yet after having fun in the game and enjoying the perverse mockery of Jessica Thomas he has Otto turn her into, will Carter Wallace look outside and realize it’s not just a game… the real Jessica Thomas standing mesmerized and busty in front of her own car in the street? Will Carter be able to reverse what has been done to her, or will he step away too long and let Otto play on his own… using Carter as just another new character in the kinkiest parody game ever?

Find out as SINtendo September continues, and with the second of two brand-new Coverswap Shorties… where a previous cover is given new life in a kinky new tale. The cover for SINtendo Grand Theft Otto was previously the cover of Brain Drain Driven! Read them both and see which does the cover better.

 
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