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If it isn´t already obvious at this point, Magna Cum Laude is very much an M-rated game, and, in fact, it pushes some of the boundaries of what we´ve seen in M-rated games up to this point, mainly with regard to sexuality and dialogue. This game is remarkably politically incorrect, and very few, if any, subjects or social taboos are left unchecked. Rampant swearing and polygonal nudity is all over the place, as well as more than a fair share of crazy sex scenes, including one that borders on pornographic. Of course, the game never gets full-frontal on cum bath you, and aside from breasts and posteriors, characters´ naughty bits and the serious sex scenes are mostly covered over by giant “CENSORED” boxes-which actually sort of add to the whole humorous aspect of the situation. All the swearing and offensive joking, thankfully, manages to work well and never feels forced, largely due to the really excellent voice acting and writing. Unfortunately, we can´t say quite the same thing about the sex stuff. Make no mistake, it´s quite funny to watch how each sexual scenario with Larry manages to go raucously awry, but whatever supposed enticement is to be derived cum bath from staring at a polygonal model of a nude woman just isn´t there, despite the fact that the game really seems to think it is. In fact, the nudity mostly comes across as pretty benign and uninteresting.

Apart from all that polygonal bumping and grinding and what have you, Magna Cum Laude is a pretty good-looking game. Larry´s character model shows a lot of detail, as do many of the featured characters in the game. The surrounding environments, like Larry´s school campus or the streets of the rough part of town, are all appropriately exaggerated-looking, giving the game cum bath sort of a cartoonish feel. The game also features a lot of subtle bits of visual hilarity that you´ll have to explore to find, like a series of sorority house bedrooms featuring the names of all the girls from The Facts of Life and a vending machine near Larry´s dorm room that dispenses werewolf repellent, for some inexplicable reason. For the most part, the game performs well enough from a technical perspective, although you will notice some occasional frame rate issues while walking around (more so on the PS2 than on the Xbox) , and the camera does have cum bath its infrequently annoying moments. Also, during our testing, the PC version occasionally hitched on certain frames, seemingly at random, which was a tad bit distracting when trying to play the rhythm-based games.