Leisure Suit Larry 6: Shape Up or Slip Out!

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1993
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Leisure Suit Larry 6: Shape Up or Slip Out! (1993)

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaHe's got more opening lines than Henny Youngman. He's as hopelessly persistent as Disco. He's struck out more times than the Cubs. He's Leisure Suit Larry, the winningest loser in computer g... Leggi tuttoHe's got more opening lines than Henny Youngman. He's as hopelessly persistent as Disco. He's struck out more times than the Cubs. He's Leisure Suit Larry, the winningest loser in computer game history, maybe in the history of the world. And he's back in the sixth installment of ... Leggi tuttoHe's got more opening lines than Henny Youngman. He's as hopelessly persistent as Disco. He's struck out more times than the Cubs. He's Leisure Suit Larry, the winningest loser in computer game history, maybe in the history of the world. And he's back in the sixth installment of Al Lowe's singles scene set-up, an epic saga of absurdity, ingenuity, and raw, unbridled r... Leggi tutto

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Jan Rabson

Leisure Suit Larry
(voce)

Neil Ross

Narrator
(voce)

Marcia Mitzman Gaven

Burgundy Bodine
(voce)
(as Marcia Mitzman)

Mary Kay Bergman

Charlotte Donay
(voce)
…

Sheryl Bernstein

Gammie Boysulay
(voce)
…

Jackie Gonneau

Merrily Lowe
(voce)
(as Jackie Goaneau)

Iona Morris

Shablee
(voce)
…

Ed Gilbert

Art
(voce)
…

Dave Fennoy

Mark
(voce)
…

Ronnie Schell

Julie Amato

Shamara Payne
(voce)
(as Julie Amado)

Jeff Bennett

Gary the Towel Attendant
(voce)

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- Al Lowe
Sceneggiatura
- Al Lowe
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Larry really enters the nineties!

Leisure Suit Larry (by far the most scandalous and hilarious character in any computer game) returns for his fifth game (Larry 4 never was)whereas Larry 5 was boring,unfunny and easy,Larry 6 is set in a health farm and takes the mick out of the early nineties obsession with fashion and keeping thin-at whatever cost.While the gay stereotype is a little hard to digest the sly swipes and the downright cheeky puns make this game a riot.It also contains some fantastic voice acting (the first Larry game to do so)including Jay Rabson (who brings life to even the weakest jokes) and the late great Mary Kay Bergman (who does a recognizable Kyle's mom at one point)

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Naughty adventure game

For its time, I'm surprised this game even existed. Leisure suit Larry tells of Larry, this questionable 40-something year old dude who tries to seduce young women. The humour is slapstick but had me in hysterical laughter at some points. There's quite a few of lewd jokes here too. It's definitely risqué PC game that you wouldn't want your kids to be playing (even though I did!)

The characters are pretty unique with some well-performed voice work. The story itself is somewhat lacking but never the less, Larry's failing journey through the dating world will keep you entertained and intrigued. See if you can get your hands on it!

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Around the time of this game's release, Disney approached Sierra with an offer to buy the movie rights to Leisure Suit Larry, with the idea of pitching Jim Carrey as the lead. After tough negotiations, Sierra signed on the dotted line. However, Carrey passed on the project, and Disney let their deal lapse at the end of their 5 year contract. After the sale of Sierra, former CEO Ken Williams expressed interest in a Larry film, and attempted to buy the rights. Several successive regimes at Sierra agreed to sell him the rights, but none followed through.

Blooper
When clicking the "Take" icon on the meat clover at the kitchen, the game comments "This is NOT another hack-and-slash game, not even "Larry Kruger: Friday the 13th at La Costa Lotta!"" - instead of "Krueger".