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The game once known as Twelve Tales: Conker 64 has undergone several changes throughout its development cycle. Rare initially designed the game to be an adorable 3D platformer in the mold of Banjo-Kazooie. Then, in May 2000, the company revealed that the game had taken a decidedly different turn. The previously harmless game, renamed Conker's Bad Fur Day, would now carry a "Mature" rating by the ESRB.
The star of the show is a squirrel named Conker. He isn't your average, bushy-tailed mascot, though — he swears, defecates and raises hell in a big way. As its bloody, gore-filled opening scene indicates, the game attempts a South Park style of parody-based, gross-out humor. In it, Conker is thrown into the middle of a beach invasion inspired by Saving Private Ryan. As he runs, the bodies of his companions are torn to pieces by the enemy weaponry.
The game is rife with profanity, violence and other "politically incorrect" action. For example, one of the boss characters, a massive bronze statue, tries to crush Conker with his private parts. One of the crazier levels has Conker facing off against a trio of fire-breathing demons. How does Conker choose to take out the flaming baddies? He latches onto a keg of beer, drinks his fill, and stumbles in a drunken stupor to the lair of his enemies. At this point, he begins to urinate all over the offending devils, dousing the flames and allowing passage to the next level.
Despite its subject matter, the basic gameplay is modeled after the Banjo-Kazooie engine. Conker travels through a number of 3D worlds, taking the time to complete objectives and fight a number of enemies. The analog joystick controls his movement, while the buttons command different abilities. The A button makes Conker jump into the air, and the B button unleashes a frying pan attack. The camera can be centered on the squirrel by using the shoulder triggers.
Conker's Bad Fur Day supports the Rumble Pak for vibration feedback and Expansion Pak for high-resolution visuals. In addition, it offers a four-player deathmatch mode. ~ Bryan Melville, All Game Guide
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“Conker's Bad Fur Day follows in the same tracks as Rareware's previous 3d platformers. For the most part, the tone is the same as sister games Banjo Kazooie and Donkey Kong 64. Large vibrant worlds to explore, being in control of an an...”
“Conker's Bad Fur Day follows in the same tracks as Rareware's previous 3d platformers. For the most part, the tone is the same as sister games Banjo Kazooie and Donkey Kong 64. Large vibrant worlds to explore, being in control of an an anthropomorphic character. However, the story takes a much more "adult" tone (in a middleschool-esque dick and shit joke approach). The games humor garnished it with an M rating, which helped to boost it's reach into the public eye, being part of the less than 10% of the games on the system to achieve this rating. While the humor has some weak points, there are quite a few decent jokes and pop culture references, and the gameplay and setting is just as fun as any other Rareware release.”
created 16/MAR/2013
“Very funny and quirky. I haven't played this one enough yet, but so far its awesome characters and dialogue have won me over. (Collection status: wishlist. Completion status: not completed. Accurate score: 7.5.)”
“Very funny and quirky. I haven't played this one enough yet, but so far its awesome characters and dialogue have won me over. (Collection status: wishlist. Completion status: not completed. Accurate score: 7.5.)”
created 09/APR/2011
“funny as hell, i used to play it 24/7 when i was younger.its fairly easy, but i wouldnt recomend it for those under 14.”
“funny as hell, i used to play it 24/7 when i was younger.its fairly easy, but i wouldnt recomend it for those under 14.”
created 26/MAR/2011
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“Old screenshot from Conker's Bad Fur Day, awesome game.”
created 07/DEC/2009
“The Single Player is about a drunk Red Squirrel going on a hilarious adult themed adventure. What's not to love with its parodies of The Matrix and Alien? It's not just rated M for the flower with boobs, but there is a ton of blood, gore, and feces...”
“The Single Player is about a drunk Red Squirrel going on a hilarious adult themed adventure. What's not to love with its parodies of The Matrix and Alien? It's not just rated M for the flower with boobs, but there is a ton of blood, gore, and feces coming from CARTOONS! When's the last time you've chainsawed a squirrel? The Multiplayer for Conker's Bad Fur Day made this game one of the greatest party games in it's day. No joke. EPIC!”
created 19/OCT/2009
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created 21/SEP/2009
“I miss this game...”
“I miss this game...”
created 09/JUL/2009
“its humourouse and fun”
“its humourouse and fun”
created 11/JUN/2009
“Conker wakes up yesterday and , well, has a hangover. Nothing too ba- wait, where is he? Help Conker get home through a great game who's adult humor is actually funny.”
“Conker wakes up yesterday and , well, has a hangover. Nothing too ba- wait, where is he? Help Conker get home through a great game who's adult humor is actually funny.”
created 11/JUN/2009
“One of the best games I've ever played. If you love toilet humor, good 3D platforming, beautiful N64 graphics, and parodies (matrix, saving private ryan) then this game is for you. If you get offended easily, then piss off. haha”
“One of the best games I've ever played. If you love toilet humor, good 3D platforming, beautiful N64 graphics, and parodies (matrix, saving private ryan) then this game is for you. If you get offended easily, then piss off. haha”
created 16/APR/2009
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