There are those who will claim that anyone who doesn't like sex in game titles like this you ought to just "not buy the game" and avoid "ruining the fun for others" ;.They are the precise types of comments that come from an immature gamer. Sex and nudity, gore and excessive violent content do not make a game "mature" and the M for Mature rating itself is just a label to allow developers to slip this controversial content in each time they can to draw more attention with their titles.

Rockstar includes a reputation for putting nudity and sex inside their games so it's not surprising really that Red Dead Redemption might have this kind of scene. They proved in their Grand Theft Auto series that they like to push the boundaries of what's allowable and acceptable. Due for some heated debate over the "Hot Coffee" mini game scandal, Rockstar has kept to mostly implied sex scenes and sexuality. However, cartoonporn in Red Dead Redemption, they opt to take it a step further and introduce sex within their games in a fresh way. If controversy is what they're after, then they've certainly done the trick!

The famous Red Dead Redemption sex scene happens in the beginning of "The Gates of El Presidio" mission. John walks in to find Abraham Reyes (well noted for consorting of women of all types) in what some would call a compromising position with a nearby woman on a table. This really is where the problem comes in. It's quite apparent to any mature adult that game developers could easily imply what was occurring on the table without the necessity for nudity or graphic sex scenes. Yet Rockstar feels we need full-on cartoon porn to obtain the picture.

It's a genuine insult to mature gamers when developers think we have to have this sort of blatant pornographic scene thrown in that has no real bearing cartoonporn on the mission or outcome of the overall game in any way. It's an attention-seeking ploy that wouldn't be needed if they only made great games in the first place. It's not so much the nudity and sex itself that bothers most gamers because it is the tricky tactic that is often used to have the overall game in the press.

The sole people thinking about the potential pixilated porn could be children or other immature audiences. For the remainder people, we get what the storyline is telling us about Reyes and his ruff n' gruff attitude and objectification of women. We recognize that he relishes in his celebrity status and using that to its fullest extent. There's no need for the scene at all other than to draw controversial awareness of a subpar game. If more time was spent improving the story line and hands per hour, Red Dead Redemption wouldn't need a sex scene to get people talking about it.