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Record of Agarest War 2
Aksys Games has announced that the sequel to Record of Agarest War is coming exclusively to the PlayStation 3 this summer in North America. You may remember that the limited edition from the previous game came with a pillowcase and a mousepad with breasts. The followup continues in that noble, creepy tradition with special Move-compatible minigames.
Record of Agarest War 2 features an enhanced grid-based combat system, new characters, and a whole new world to explore. Don't worry, creeps, there's still plenty for you! If you have a Move controller, you'll be able to play through a series of new minigames, including "Bathtub," "Shiatsu," and "Massage," according to Aksys. Check out the trailer below to see some of the game in action and a some kind of anime dance routine thing.
Sadly, there's no footage from Bathtub. We'll all have to wait a while for that. On the bright side, it gives everyone a bit more time to carefully construct their "It's from Japan you just don't understand!!!" responses .
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