| Conker's
Bad Fur Day Review |  |
South
Park? Pah! Conker'll make Cartman run for his money. All the way to Cansas |
| It's
strange to think that this foul mouthed, head chopping game started off
as one of the cutest games on the N64, but Rare realised that people are sick
of those cute, kissy wissy adventure games and made Conker and co into the next
South Park. Swearing, violence, poo and anything else like
that you can think of are what makes Conker, sure there's puzzles and characters
to meet, but the humor is what keeps you coming back to this gem. | |
You start off drunk in the middle of nowhere and meet a scarecrow named Birdy
who's also drunk, he'll fix you up and then you can start your adventure, fighting
bosses, pissing on things and the like. BFD has a huge array of exploring,
speech and cut-scenes that'll blow your mind. |  | | Graphics
- The best graphics on the N64?
Yesiree Bob! This game is packed and doesn't use the expansion pak, but
still manages to create detailed things everywhere, including smoke flowing out
of cigars in rings, heads being cut off in quarters or halves and hearts still
beating after the body has been blown into bits, even in mulitplayer! There's
great looking facial expressions even for minor character appearances.
There's tons of great in-game detailed
cut-scenes, some straight from well known movies. 20/20 |  | | Sound
- BFD features the most speech
in any N64 game ever, which Rare deservingly won a Bafta award for in 2001. Complete
with swearing & nicely synchronised mouth movements, especially with
Conker himself. Greatly composed music from the fartiness of Pooland
to the fearful quietness of It's War! There's also some singing from the
Great Mighty Poo, Quite disturbing. Quite indeed. 19/20 | | CBFD
features many scenes from block buster movies such as Saving Private Ryan and
The Matrix and they are all stunningly recreated. | Lastability
- The great thing here is that, even after
you've played right through the one player mode, which is one of the greatest
experiences the console has to offer, you can still go back to the Chapters
section and do whatever part you like and see your favourite cut-scenes
countless times. The multiplayer mode (not
ready yet) will keep you happy the longest though. With four player racing,
killing, imigrationisation (It's got some weird modes) and even a great Tank
driving game. If you've got no friends, it's still great fun, but the more the
merrier. 19/20 Jeice's
Verdict - The N64's best of the Last releases and one you're definitely going
to enjoy, unless swearing and violence offends your eyes and ears that is Overall
Score - 97/100 | | | Conker's
Bad Fur Day game Specifications |
| | System
: Nintendo 64 | | Genre
: Adventure | | Players
: 1-4 Split Screen | | Release
Date : Out now (came out March 2001) | | Rating
: M15+ |
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