Live & Reloaded for improving on Conker's Bad Fur Day in many ways, such as controls, camera, and graphics. The review noted "a new targeting system that takes advantage of strafing and feels very comfortable on the Xbox controller". On the other hand, IGN criticized for changes to the single player campaign compared to the original, such as the removal of certain challenges, and the lack of refinement in areas such as facial animation that was perfected on the Nintendo 64. IGN didn't find the new multiplayer to be as fun as the original. The multiplayer mode (new in this version of the game) remained popular well into 2007 (over a year and a half since its release) when it remained in the top 10 most played online titles for its platform. Maxim gave it a perfect ten and stated that, "up to 16 people can torch each other. It's more of everything you loved (and decent people protested)." The New York Times gave it a favorable review, stating, "The game is essentially a burlesque of every game featuring cute forest creatures. It has the sort of platform-jumping, rope-climbing, monster-whomping challenges seen in many of these games, but adds foulmouthed animals, scatological humor and gallons of vividly scarlet cartoon blood." The Sydney Morning Herald gave it four stars out of five and said, "The potty humour will not be to everyone's taste but many films are hilariously lampooned." However, Jim Schaefer of Detroit Free Press gave it three stars out of four and said that he found it "amusing to relive some of Conker's bawdy behavior, but I wish they would have come up with a new story rather than remaking the old one." In Japan, Famitsu gave it a score of all four sevens, for a total of 28 out of 40. References Citations Bibliography External links 2005 video games 3D platform games Conker (series) Dinosaurs in video games Microsoft games Multiplayer online games Multiplayer and single-player video games Parody video games Rare (company) games Video games about vampires Censored video games Video game remakes Video game sequels Video games scored by Robin Beanland War video games Xbox games Xbox-only games Xbox One X enhanced games Video games about zombies Video games developed in the United Kingdom