9/30/2019 Conker Live And Reloaded
Conker: Live & Reloaded is a platform video game developed by Rare and exclusively released for the Xbox in June 2005. The single player mode is a remake of the 2001 game Conker's Bad Fur Day for the Nintendo 64.However, it includes a new multiplayer mode that is different from the Nintendo 64 version using Xbox Live.Development started the moment the studio was bought by Microsoft in 2002.
Conker: Live & ReloadedDeveloper:Publisher:Programmer:Chris MarlowDesigner:Chris SeavorComposer:, Martin PennyRelease dates:June 30, 2005 June 21, 2005 June 24, 2005 Genre:Platformer, actionModes:Single player, multiplayerRatings:ESRB: MaturePEGI: 16+System:,Media:DVDInput:Xbox controllerConker: Live & Reloaded is a Third person shooter/platform adventure game released for the in 2005. The single player campaign mode is in most respects a remake of the original for the, however with updated graphics and higher audio quality. The largest change to the game is a brand new multiplayer mode, known as.With the December 14, 2006 backwards compatibility update, the game can now be played on the Xbox 360. However, it does suffer from several minor glitches.On April 17th, 2018 a backwards compatibility update for the Xbox One allowed users to purchase the game digitally or insert the disc and download it to be playable on the Xbox One.
Contents Gameplay Single PlayerThe single player portion of Conker: Live & Reloaded is basically a complete remake of Conker's Bad Fur Day, albeit with several small changes, such as improved graphics and enhanced sound effects and voices.MultiplayerThe controls for Xbox Live and Co. (click to enlarge)The Xbox Live & Co.
Multiplayer version of the game is introduced in Live & Reloaded, and follows the use of the same third-person perspective as the single player game's use of weapons. Multiplayer consists of different game missions such as Capture the Flag or the standard Deathmatch modes.
The player may participate as a member of the or the. However, since April 15, 2010, online support for Live and Reloaded has been cancelled (along with other original Xbox titles).ClassesAs well as a choice of soldier, the game follows as 'classes'. Each class has its own special equipment, special abilities, and physical capabilities. Each class is designed for a distinct purpose, and more often than not, the class a player chooses will determine that player's fighting strategy. Each class is designed to have advantages against certain classes while being vulnerable to others. For example, the 's inflicts extreme damage on and, who have less health, but is somewhat useless against the high-vitality.
Each class comes equipped with a primary weapon with unlimited ammunition, (although reloading of the weapon is still required), a limited stock of, and at least one special Ability. The classes also can choose from several items, as well as access terminals to ride vehicles unique to each class, which can be obtained at stations in team bases (however, an option is available to the host of a server to disable one or both features). Abilities common to all classes are the, which is the ability to shoulder all weapons for extra running speed, and a that can be used to apply the player's Avatar image to walls to mock human opponents.
Scattered throughout the arenas are yellow orbs, which grant a player more equipment and abilities when obtained. A player loses his upgrade orb upon death, allowing another player to obtain it.Dumbot NamesIn the director playthrough of Conker's Bad Fur Day, the developers had mentioned that the dumbot names in Live and Reloaded are anagrams. This is a list of the Dumbot names.
Earl Yoist. Pat Sonic-Omen. Consultant Tift.
Sir Hank Morril. Scarlet Romp. Henry Homesweet. Urchin Pig Girl.
Babe Chorbi. Odin Toelust. Count Cutflaik. Elmo Chipshop. Shats Bassoon. Stayelusive Igor. Soapy Illusion.
Fabian Gladwart. Jobflobadob YobThe only name that can be nearly confirmed is Babe Chorbi which re-arranged is Robbie Bach. Robbie Bach was the president of the entertainment and devices division at Microsoft. He led the division that is responsible for the Xbox, Xbox 360, Zune, Windows Games, Windows Mobile and the Microsoft TV platform until he retired in 2010.TerminalsTerminals are found in every mission, usually near a base.
Terminals are computers that dispense useful items or vehicles, and can be accessed by a player during the game. When accessed, a terminal will restock all of the player's grenades and show the player a menu of the available items. When an item is chosen it can be picked up at an adjacent dispenser area. The objects received from the terminals disappear upon the death of the player that obtained them.
Terminals may be neutral and available to both sides, or under the control of one side. Terminals can be attacked and disabled, but not destroyed. If damaged or disabled, they can be repaired with an arc weld, issued to the Demolisher and Sky Jockey classes. Neutral or enemy controlled terminals can be hacked with a Sneeker's hacking device. There are two types of terminals: Specialist Ordinance Terminals, and Mobile Units terminalsCensorshipThe game was originally titled as featuring a completely uncensored single player experience. Sometime during the development of the game, this was removed and the game was released in a heavily censored form which took out several instances of vulgarity that were in the original game. The reasoning was due to the potential refusal of retailers to sell the game in its fully uncensored form.
This idea suggests that the game, at one point, had the potential to have an AO rating by the ESRB, which physical retailers refuse to sell.This drew heavy criticism from fans of the original, especially as it detracted from comedic highlights such as The Great Mighty Poo Song. This song was also censored on the soundtrack, but Rare had the uncensored Xbox version on their website. A code to uncensor the words in the single player game was created, but removed from the final product again due to retailer issues. The accuracy of this statement was questioned by some for several reasons.Like the original, the game was rated M by the ESRB and carried warnings about its content as well as Rare's promotional spoof warnings that advertised the fact that the content of the game was explicitly 'adult'.
The audio files on the game disc were 'pre-censored' and contained the bleeps, meaning they were not censored by the game engine. This indicated that the ability to play an uncensored version of the game (whether by default or an unlock code) was removed at an early point in the game's development.The only singleplayer audio file to be uncensored when Count Batula was killed with the word 'shit'.
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