With suggestive screenshots and a "Really Naughty Limited Edition", it's no wonder so many gamers have mistaken Record Of Agarest War as nothing more than a sex-fest.

But according to Aksys' Cherie Baker, the game doesn't have any more sexual imagery or 'naughty bits' than the average T-rated game. In fact, people who buy the game expecting sex or nudity will be very disappointed.
Baker then goes on to discuss the game's more serious side, its T rating, and what extras the Playstation 3 version will recieve...

We've seen the suggestive trailers and the "Really Naughty Limited Edition," but what about Record of Agarest War's gameplay? Aksys' Cherie Baker fills us in on the game's serious side, its T rating, and a little PlayStation 3 love.

Aksys has been playing up the seedier side of Record of Agarest War for the Xbox 360 in its marketing, using cheesecake imagery and sexually suggestive bonus items to draw North American gamers to this decidedly Japanese strategy role-playing game. While the naughty bits have been getting the job done, the lack of any real focus on how the game plays has concerned many of our readers.

The big question on our readers' minds, however, was how does a game that ships with a fake-breast mouse pad wind up with a T for Teen rating? Perhaps all of this sex talk has been blown out of proportion.

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