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Publisher: Vivendi Universal Games

Developer: High Voltage Software

Category: 3D Adventure

Platform: PlayStation 2 computer entertainment system, Xbox video game system from Microsoft and Microsoft Windows PC

Availability: Q4 2004

ESRB Rating: M (expected)

Franchise

Leisure Suit Larry is the original PC comedy game, and is specifically known for its racy humor and sexual innuendo. Begun in 1987, there are more than 10 games in the brand, including six original adventures, casino games, even a work organizer. Larry is a revered game brand, and often listed among the top 10 most recognizable game characters. The Larry brand grossed over $35M from 1992 to 1997.

Overview/ Storyline

Larry Laffer's nephew, Larry Lovage, is a typical college student – he lives in a dorm, has a crush on his biology professor, and goes to bars with his buddies. But when a TV dating show comes to campus, Larry gets a chance for national "exposure." If he can show that he can make any girl on campus swoon, he will become a campus legend. Follow Larry's hilarious exploits and misadventures in the wackiest college story since "Animal House."

Features

•  Experience college through the eyes of America 's most lovable loser, as he attempts to score with women at college.

•  Explore 25 different locations including college campus and adjoining parts of town.

•  Recreate hilarious college moments, Larry style, from streaking across campus to frat parties to flirting with freshmen girls.

•  Develop a relationship or interact with 15 sexy female characters.

•  Create custom conversations in real time as you speak with any character in the game - be funny or fresh if you like.

•  Over 12 types of mini-games, including Quarters, Tapper, Trampoline, Whack-a-mole, and more.

•  More than 90,000 words of dialogue – all in real time.

•  Experience the funniest, sexiest gameplay that only Leisure Suit Larry games deliver.

•  Full of outrageous humor and raucous game-play based on comedies like "American Pie."