Conker: Live & Reloaded
by Microsoft
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Video Game Reviews of Conker: Live & Reloaded
Customer Review: Wipe those drops of blood off your screen before continuing
Summary: 4 Stars
I can't understand why anyone would want to say 'If you had Bad Fur Day on N64, don't bother with this' If you had Bad Fur Day,
DO bother with this. This is Bad Fur Day times 10! Live & Reloaded is one of the best examples out there to showcase the potential XBOX has for truly great graphics. Next only to maybe Chronicles of Riddick and the Doom 3 games, Conker is the best looking game out there. All that is lost between the 64 version and this one is the offensive punch it provided when it came out. Nowadays, what with games like GTA: San Andreas using the f-word more times than N.W.A. and Al Pacino in Scarface, and redicluous amounts of gore in games like Manhunt, Conker is actually what would be described as a TONED-DOWN M-rated game!
But that doesn't mean this game isn't still fun! Bad Fur Day is included in full on this package, so if you have an Xbox and aren't big into the whole Live thing, the great platform/third person shooter that was Bad Fur Day on N64, is better looking, easier to control and just as fun!
Customer Review: Very fun, good gameplay, but unbalanced multiplayer.
Summary: 4 Stars
As you play through the campaign in this game, you will laugh and laugh and cry and laugh some more. As the game goes on it gets funnier. I cant say the same about the multiplayer though. Its pretty unbalanced and is only really fun if you are playing balanced teams where there are equal number of classes. Overall, tohugh i find this very fun.
PROS:
Very fun single player.
Many multiplayer maps/modes/options.
Wonderful graphics.
LIVE Play
Lots of variety in games
CONS:
Unbalanced multiplayer
CAnt hear people talking very well in multiplayer when voices are routed through tv speakers.
Lots of cussing in Live play.
The single player is pretty hard for the logically-challenged.
Customer Review: Awesome
Summary: 3 Stars
Warning to Parents: Intense Violence, Gore, Strong Language and Sexual Content
Conker, the most amazing squirrel comes to the Xbox! This game has super graphics, about 50 times better than the origanal on the N64. This game is very fun where you can use shotguns, Sub-Machine Guns, tanks, and more. The multiplayer is decent. In mutiplayer, it's a bit hard to switch weapons, reload, get in vehicles, and move. The single-player is the only good part of the game. In campaign mode, you have to defeat at least 5 bosses,collect a few million $$$, and do many fun missions. The campaign mode is a PLATFOTMER, not a shooter. If you're buying this game for campaign mode, rent it first. There are many puzzles and humorous spoofs such as the terminator and alien. Overall this is a fun game, but if you're easily grossed out and get bored with games with puzzles, don't buy it. Hope this review was helpful.
Customer Review: Soldier's Review
Summary: 5 Stars
This game is very enjoyable and full of parodies that are hard to miss. The game is challenging yet still satisfise your inner child. I starts out with Conker drunk at the bar and dipps out of a meeting with his girl friend and Conker winds up in an area he doesn't know. The king in this game wants Conker for his own uses though.
I suggest this for people with a strong stomach for crude humor and potty language.
Customer Review: Buyer's Guide
Summary: 5 Stars
Sweet. Just when I thought Conker was at its finest after Bad Fur Day. I love the offbeat and crude humor that it supports. A whole different game from all the other games Rare creates such as the Donkey Kong Series. If you're debating whether or not to buy this game, consider this:
If you like crude and inappropriate innuendo, buy it.
If you dislike uncensored war battles, don't buy it.
I love this game, although it could do with some more enhanced weaponry for single player's classic Story Mode. I advise parents not to get for their elementary school kid, but hey, what do I know!