LEISURE SUIT LARRY: UNCUT

by Vivendi

Product Features

• Experience the sexual escapades and misadventures of Loser Larry
• Updated for the 21st century with 3D graphics and engaging conversations
• Uncut edition with full nudity and sex-scene footage not seen in original version
• Explore a real-time, 3D world filled with sexy and outrageous humor
• Meet loads of hot women in 25 interactive locations

Product Details

• ASIN: B00013885K
• Item Weight: 9 ounces
• Media: CD-ROM
• Average Customer Review: 3.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (6 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #13,669 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)

Product Description

Platform:  WINDOWS 98/ME/2000/XP Publisher:  VIVENDI PUBLISHING Packaging:  MINI RETAIL BOX Rating:  ADULTS ONLY College is tough for Larry... he's basically a pathetic loser who occasionally gets out and hits on chicks but things always go horribly wrong.When a reality TV dating show comes to campus Larry decides he's going to revitalize his life by winning the contest and proving once and for all that he can live up to the shining example set by his Old Uncle Larry. Follow Larry's hilarious exploits and misadventures in the wackiest college story ever. Updated for the 21st century with 3D graphics engaging real-time conversations and a fully realized college campus Larry is back to give gamers some lovin'. Remember it's not about who you impress but who you get to undress!Meet loads of hot babes in 25 interactive locations. Prove Larry's got all the right moves with a dozen games like tapper and quarters.Content suitable only for adults. May contain graphic depictions of sex and violence. Adult only products are intended for persons over the age of 18.System Requirements: Windows 98/ME/2000/XPPentium III 1.4 Ghz 256MB RAM32MB DirectX 9.0 video card12X CDROMDirectX 9.0 compatible sound cardKeyboardMouse

Customer Reviews

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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful:

1.0 out of 5 stars Horrible! Nothing like the Leisure Suit Larry's of the past!, June 15, 2009

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L. White "Mom of two who loves to read" (Seattle, WA USA) - See all my reviews
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= Fun:1.0 out of 5 stars 

This review is from: LEISURE SUIT LARRY: UNCUT (CD-ROM)

I have fond memories of playing the Leisure Suit Larry series. They were filled with hours of fun, puzzle solving and silly humor. I picked up this sad affair in the store and couldn't wait to start playing. I was disappointed immediately at the horrid controls (mind you I was using a keyboard to play). The controls would probably been better if I'd been using a joystick. The previous games were adventure games where your character was sent on a myriad of missions as he tried to solve puzzles that would lead him to eventual victory. This game is simply poorly done arcade style games followed by a cut scene, followed by yet another poorly done arcade game. As an example, instead of choosing between witty lines of dialogue for your character, you control a sperm using the arrow keys and have to move the sperm up and down as red or green items pass by from right to left. Hit the green items and Larry is cool and witty, hit the red items and he becomes more of a dweeb. Not great fun the first time and really, really, really not fun when you do it the 50th time. Too bad because the previous games really were terrific. I'd have given this 0 stars if that was possible.

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars 5 stars..With a big BUT at the end, March 17, 2011

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Yar - See all my reviews

= Fun:4.0 out of 5 stars 

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This review is from: LEISURE SUIT LARRY: UNCUT (CD-ROM)

I'll be honest, I've never wanted to get my hands on a game so bad in my life! But after reading all the revews i was doughtfull.

If you can forgive its brain-dead gameplay and occasionally frustrating design, Magna Cum Laude is a hysterically entertaining romp through a world of wacky sexual hijinks

Times sure have changed since the last time a Leisure Suit Larry game hit store shelves. Once the name in sexually charged adventure gaming, the Leisure Suit Larry series has been altogether dormant since the '90 Now, more than half a decade after the last Leisure Suit Larry, VU Games and developer High Voltage have brought out Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude, a total reenvisioning of the franchise both from a gameplay and content perspective. Gone are the innuendo- and entendre-based gags of old, replaced by blatant, obscene, and downright insane humor that rivals most modern-day Hollywood comedies in terms of sheer hilarity and pure shock value.

Unfortunately, also gone are the appreciable adventure gameplay stylings of old, replaced by myriad shallow minigames that aren't particularly fun.

The primary minigame you'll find yourself faced with in Magna Cum Laude is the conversation minigame. How do you turn a conversation with a woman into a game? Why, by putting a window at the bottom of the screen and letting you navigate a smiley-faced sperm through a wacky obstacle course, of course!

Sounds deranged, doesn't it? It's actually not all that bad. Basically, the way in which you steer Larry's conversational course of lies and exaggerations is by controlling this happy little sperm. You will frequently come upon sections in the little obstacle course with three icons, one of which you will have no choice but to pass through. These represent things Larry will say next during his conversation. By passing through the green icon, Larry will say the best thing possible. By passing through a red icon, Larry will say something wholly unappealing, and thus he will begin to lose the girl's interest. There are also other, context-sensitive icons that will appear from time to time, some good and some bad. Also, you'll frequently have to navigate around a whole host of other random, though dodgeable icons, like ones that will make you belch, and others that progressively make Larry drunker (and thus make the sperm icon harder to move properly). This is certainly an inventive way to turn a conversation into a game, though it can be a little distracting at times, especially when you're trying to pay attention to the dialogue. Unfortunately, this is about the only inventive or interesting minigame that Magna Cum Laude throws at you

However, if you can find a way to look past the abhorrent console loading times and generally banal gameplay, Magna Cum Laude is most certainly an entertaining experience, thanks largely to its irreverent sense of humor.

When it comes right down to it, Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude is not a recommendable "game," per se, so much as it is a recommendable experience. The game portions found here are largely insignificant and are actually pretty uninteresting as a whole, but the comedically brilliant story, characters, and dialogue, as well as the clever and profane tone of it all, really do make this a game worth playing through for anybody who enjoys a particularly adult brand of humor. Of course, if you had any serious affection for the old Leisure Suit Larry games, it's quite possible that you'll be offended by how little this game resembles its predecessors, both in humor and in gameplay. But, if you can put the past aside and simply let this game do its thing, it'll likely provide you with more than enough laughs.

So I give it 5 stars for the game that it is. NOT for it been part of LSL. As it really should have ben its own game

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

1.0 out of 5 stars Not at all like Leisure Larry and not much fun as a game either!, May 12, 2011

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Luna R "Luna" (Anchorage) - See all my reviews

= Fun:1.0 out of 5 stars 

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This review is from: LEISURE SUIT LARRY: UNCUT (CD-ROM)

I bought this game thinking that even if it wasn't like Leisure Suit Larry it would be a fun game - it wasn't. It's basically a playboy magazine with some comedy and lots of mini-games involved, if you wanted too you could skip all of the mini-games by finding tokens and just watch the cut scenes although you would miss part of the little storylines in the mini-games - I guess that's why there is complete and entire scripts of the games cut-scenes and minigames online for free.

Don't spend your money unless you really, really, really, really like mini-games.