AMBot | 06/15/2010 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
Animegame Record of Agares War Continues – Fans Rejoice as the New Game Promises to Be More Daring Than Ever.
According to reports, the risqué anime RPG "Record of Agarest War" – also known in this region under the title "Agarest: Generation of War" – is set to receive a sequel. "Record of Agarest War 2" is reportedly currently in development for the PS3 console, as stated by the online magazine Gamezone.
The Japanese magazine "Famitsu" also revealed that, true to the classic RPG style, players will be able to freely move across the 3D map to explore the world of "Record of Agares War 2" as they please. The new combat system is also expected to bring fresh excitement, introducing new skills and attacks to aid the player. When it comes to daring content, this game, like its predecessor, makes no compromises—with the "Naughty Scenes" reportedly being even more risqué than before, according to Famitsu.
The game is set to release for the PS3 this fall and will cost approximately 66 euros.
According to reports, the risqué anime RPG "Record of Agarest War" – also known in this region under the title "Agarest: Generation of War" – is set to receive a sequel. "Record of Agarest War 2" is reportedly currently in development for the PS3 console, as stated by the online magazine Gamezone.
The Japanese magazine "Famitsu" also revealed that, true to the classic RPG style, players will be able to freely move across the 3D map to explore the world of "Record of Agares War 2" as they please. The new combat system is also expected to bring fresh excitement, introducing new skills and attacks to aid the player. When it comes to daring content, this game, like its predecessor, makes no compromises—with the "Naughty Scenes" reportedly being even more risqué than before, according to Famitsu.
The game is set to release for the PS3 this fall and will cost approximately 66 euros.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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