Like bolting square tires to your sedan, the result is technically functional, but incredibly clunky. The team-based and free-for-all multiplayer modes aren't worth your time, but beyond the single-player's moving subtlety (spotting an enemy high on a cliff, the protagonist utters: "This might be a good time to put a sniper scope on my FAMAS..."), There's not a hint of anything to imply a "conspiracy" on this isle, unless the Illumnati, the Girl Scouts, and David Duchovny were all somehow involved in allowing Code of Honor a second release.
