Called Conker's Big Reunion, it takes place 10 years after Conker's Bad Fur Day and concerns Conker trying to get himself together to attend a reunion with his friends at the Cock and Plucker while the Tediz try to stop him. On March 19, 2015, a teaser trailer was released, confirming an episodic sequel campaign for Project Spark. Īt E3 2014, Conker made a surprise appearance to promote Project Spark.

Tropes exclusive to that version go there.Ī playthrough of the game with commentary from some of the developers can be viewed on YouTube. Also unique is the game's extreme use of the Context-Sensitive Button: pressing the B button while standing in certain spots will have Conker pull out a random object that will aid his current situation - the very first one, for example, has Conker pull out some Alka Seltzer to help with his crushing hangover.Ī few years later, after Rare was bought out by Microsoft, a remake of the game, Conker: Live & Reloaded, came out for the Xbox. The game is more so broken up into a 'chapter' structure rather than a traditional level structure, with the player being shunted into scripted sequences that often radically change the flow of gameplay at a rather brisk pace. While still sharing some of the Collect-A-Thon Platformer elements present in its contemporaries, Conker is a rather linear experience. The game itself is a rather strange one in terms of structure. Originally thought to be an April Fools joke, the announcement turned out to be completely true. Inspired by South Park, the game was rechristened Conker's Bad Fur Day and promised to be filled to the brim with scatological humour, sexual innuendo (some more subtle than others), cartoon violence, and swearing. Conker soon wakes up in a faraway area, setting off on a not-so-easy way back home. just to use it as a replacement stool for his broken table. Meanwhile, the Evil Fabled Panther King orders his soldiers to scour the land for a squirrel. After a night at the local tavern bidding luck to his buddies heading off to an upcoming war, Conker makes a wrong turn heading home while under a bad hangover. The story begins with Conker, sitting miserably on a throne who tells his tale of how one bad fur day led to this. Going in the opposite direction, instead of yet another colorful all-ages romp in the vein of their other N64 titles, they were going to make a 'controversial' game aimed at adults and older teens. However, after too many comments about them making yet another cutesy platformer Rare had enough, and the British developer decided to change course. A sequel to the little-known Conker's Pocket Tales, a kid-friendly Game Boy platformer, this game was likewise intended to be a children's game first under the name Conker's Quest, and later Twelve Tales: Conker 64. Conker's Bad Fur Day is one of ten Nintendo 64 games released in 2001.

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