American McGee Presents Scrapland XBOX Game Disc DVD Used

American McGee Presents Scrapland XBOX Game Disc DVD Used

The plastic cover on the case has a lot of scars (Scrapes, dents, scratches etc.)

The DVD has light scratches and I am able to look at the file content on my PC.
I bought this game at a charity sale to support flood victims in southern Alberta. Sorry I do not have an Xbox to test it on.

From the rear of the case:

DIVERSE GAME WORLD
From beautiful urban settings to the treacherous caverns, explore living, dynamic levels filled with adventure.

COMBAT AND RACING
Steal, borrow, build and fly any space ship you like. Outfit your ship with the most powerful engines. most devastating weapons, and then test it in life-or-death combat against other pilots.

DYNAMIC CHARACTERS
Instantly switch between 15 characters to gain access to off-limit areas, deceive foes, and employ unique powers at the click of a button.

MULTIPLAYER INTENSITY
Intense Multiplayer mayhem with split screen support for bone jarring battle action.

Solve the dark mystery behind the murders that threaten to destroy the world of Scrapland. Your role has been decided: how you play is up to you.

Players: 1-2
HDTV: 480p
In-Game Dolby Digital

UPC 646662101251

From Wikipedia:

Setting

Scrapland's story is set in the robot-populated world of the same name, also known by the inhabitants as Chimera, which seems like a giant asteroid vastly industrialized as a metropolis and surrounded by a world-scaled energy field and an orbital ring, both used to control entrance and exit of the planet. The world of Scrapland is filled with violence, clandestine racing, gambling and common illegal actions punishable with death, but both victims and perpetrators can both be resurrected thanks to the Great Database, a huge machine created and controlled by the Bishops of Chimera that is capable of resurrecting robots, but the "extra lives" for robots are quite expensive, as Bishops determine the prices and even incite massacres or take part in combats and murders to boost the extra live sales. Robots that can't pay the extra lives when they're killed are resurrected in a cell, guarded by the corrupt Chimera Police Department. The inhabitants suffer a great burden on their economies as well, mostly the passive ones, as the police officers extort other robots for money in broad daylight and/or have their money stolen by Banker robots who can empty a person's economy without him even noticing. Chimera's inhabitants are also intolerant towards humans or any other organic beings, called "viscous beings" by the inhabitants, considering them extremely dangerous and arresting any non-robot who ever attempts to enter Chimera.

Players take control of the story's protagonist D-Tritus, a robot who attempts to act friendly with the inhabitants, but soon adapts to the violent lifestyle of Chimera. As the player progresses through the story, the player will get the ability to use D-Tritus' natural skills or take the shapes of other robots or even possess them (Called "overwriting" in the game) and use their skills, which vary depending on the robot's shape. Many on-foot missions, inside of the game's primary buildings, will require the player to make use of those skills to progress into the game, many times with the consequence of attracting police attention. In the outside world, the player is capable of using varied types of faster and stronger gunships, acquired through the game, for missions as well as racing and combat not related to the story, with a variety of weapons like missiles, explosive cannons, Tesla coils and anti-matter lasers that often behave like rail guns.

The game case measures 7-1/2 X 5-3/8 X 5/8 inches (19 X 13.7 X 1.5 cm) and weighs 5 oz (140 gr)

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