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The funny best Game on Nintendo 64

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: July 27, 2004
Author: Amazon User

WOW I never LOL Befor this game Is A must have for a nintendo fan 4 players go at it in muitiplayer mode when U play it U will be sucked to it single player is very fun all games should make games with this kind fun play too I can play 4 play death match for a long time I never know this was a fun Game till I read somthing like this and so danm funny Game I give it a 10 out of a 10 I am so glad I bot it Read me Later

da best

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: July 07, 2004
Author: Amazon User

Naturally i dont like creature games but this one got my attention and kept it. Who knew a squrrel vs. teddiz war would be so addicting. With a wide variety of guns and game types this has great multiplayer and single player game modes. Well to finish up it kept the title da best.

One part gin, two parts squirrel. Garnish with nuts.

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: January 22, 2004
Author: Amazon User

Conker's Bad Fur Day is the kid's game that browsed the adult section and then loaded itself on Daddy's private stash. BFD has its crosshairs directly aimed at the college audience, and it works perfectly for the peeps who've grown up with Mario and are now looking for someone less dorky. That is, in between frat parties and other immoral activities.

Looking past the hype surrounding the first truly 'adult' Nintendo game, BFD makes you chuckle and drives you to keep playing. I would have liked some deeper action or at least a longer experience, but this is still certainly worth the investment. Now where did I put that Bloody Mary mix?

Still one of my favorite

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: November 30, 2003
Author: Amazon User

This game is basically perfect. In nearly every aspect I love this game.

Conker has a hangover. He now forgot how to get home. Basically Conker now runs into crazy characters and pretty funny situations. The funniest is probably the barn(the game is really funny). Anyways, the game does a great job of putting Conker in situations that are fun and enjoyable.

Yes it is a platform game. It isn't that frustrating though. The multiplayer is really fun. You can also play alone in a deathmatch, which is really fun also. The game never gets old though.

The horror level of the game is fun. I was scared by it when I first tried the game(i use to be weak) but now it is easier. Mostly I was a little scared because I couldn't aim at zombie's heads for anything. Still, the game does a great job of combining fun, some suspence, humor, and good ol' action.

Another great thing they did was add in the war. Once you get to the war the action increases and the game really does a great job with it. The end of the war part has a really good message when our hero saves the day and narrowly conquers all. Conker and another stare back at what just took place, and talk about how cruel it is. This is a really great scene that shows that the game is also slightly emotional and isn't all comedy. I beat the game in 5 days(of constant playing) but eventually bought it because it was so much fun.

Swear words? Yea theres swear words. Could a younger gamer deal with it? Yea, but they may not be able to do well on this platform/action game. Is there nudity? Slightly. A flower naked which is basically alright for gamers 10 and up, and some little dudes bootys, which is fine. Theres one other part but they block it out and you can't see anything which is fine. Is there violence? Yea, alot. Heads can get shot off, and lots of blood. Unless your an uptight parent, you probably wouldn't care because its all cartoons. This stuff ends with the game and unless your some kind of lousy parent, your kid should know not to be an idiot with guns.

The games fun and I would reccomend it even though N64 is done. Mabye if it was brought to GameCube(Please Nintendo, read the review and consider converting the game over to GameCube). If it was though, they shouldn't alter this game because it is the greatest achievement the N64 ever accomplished.

Conkers.....The Perfect Teens Game

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: November 29, 2003
Author: Amazon User

Conkers Bad Fur Day has an amazing way of getting yourself stuck to the tv screen. This game allows you to search, fight, get grossed out, and have a fun time. Conkers Bad Fur Day is packed with a big adventures and multiplayers games. You can fire at tanks in war mode, or fight freedom in player mode. This is game is the best you can buy this year.

Rare Breaks the Formula

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: August 23, 2003
Author: Amazon User

Typically, if you've played one cartoon-character inhabited rare game, you've played them all (i.e. Donkey Kong 64, Banjo-Kazooie, etc.) However, Conker's Bad Fur Day, while retaining certain collective elements of this genre, remains fresh and fun, a delightful experience emerging in the dying days of the Nintendo 64.

The story isn't all that important, but it focuses around Conker the squirrel and his very bad day. The plot doesn't matter much because most of the hilarity comes from the parodies, one-liners, and running jokes through the game (added to the fact that some of the plot seems to go missing during the later chapters.)

The jokes, while consisting of potty humor, also involves wit that only the people of age this game is intended for would understand thanks to a media of certain years.

As for the game itself, the atmosphere varies from a happy meadow, to a horror movie, to a prehistoric volcano, to a civilization of poop. The music tends to match the area, even relating to movies some scenes parody. The voice dialogue is superb, and while some of it sounds less than clear, that's usually due to a method of speech given to the character (most of them have their own accents.)

Gameplay is excellent. The controls are pretty solid, and throughout the game you must tackle various challenges, whether collecting an item, finding a path, or defeating a boss. The puzzles tend to be challenging either in thought or in thumb-movement. As for bosses, most are clever, and while they tend to take a usual 3-hits to defeat, the way attacks must be delivered is always varying.

The bosses add to the humor as well. They range from a Robot Haystack, an Alien from the movie, a giant poo-monster, and more. The concluding boss of the "It's War" chapter is my favorite, but I won't spoil what it is. You'll just have to get that far to see it.

The multi-player is a jewel. While there is the usual deathmatch seen in most games, there are also several variations. One is Raptor, where you play as either a caveman or a dinosaur trying to gather the other (or their eggs) for food. Another called Heist has you playing a weasel trying to rob a bank (though it greatly resembles Briefcase.) There are also variations of Capture the Flag and a racing game. Probably the most original of these is a parody of Normandy called Beach, where you play as either a French squirrel trying to evade the fire of evil Tediz from above, or as one of the Tediz trying to stop the squirrels from escaping... or blowing up your hideout. When I first bought the game, all I did with my stepsiblings was the multi-player. I probably didn't even try the single-player adventure for months after owning it.

All in all, an excellent game. It's a shame it came so late in the N64's run, but it's a good enough reason to get the system, especially considering how cheap it is today. Buy it if you haven't, but only if you're over 17.

And finally, a tidbit of recent news, with Rare's move to Microsoft, a sequel to Conker's Bad Fur Day is coming to the X-box. It may not be with Nintendo, but at least it will exist.

-Escushion

Big Laugh!!

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: August 15, 2003
Author: Amazon User

Oh my brother and I love this!!!!! We laugh and play it together.
But it is a bit nasty and gory. There is a bit of Mature Sexual Themes. And the gorryyy part. UGGGHHHH! But thats okay. I like this game . I laugh a lot. ...

My Personal Favorite Game Ever Made!!

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: June 11, 2003
Author: Amazon User

I don't really own this game, but I have my own saved game of it on my memory card and my friend Mike Hukowicz lets me borrow it every once in a while so I can continue working on my game. However, I love this game. Even know they have all of those PS2, Gamecube, and Xbox games out now, this is still my favorite game, and it always will be.
Pros:
*Medium level graphics
*Terrific sound and jazz music
*Comical in every way
*Very addicting
Cons:
*Sometimes hard to understand the characters acents (ZE PROF)
*Sometimes too hard
*Some of the bosses are too easy
*Doesn't change when expansion pack is in use

-Thanks-

P.S. If you don't want to spend your money, do what I did...

Best game for N64!

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: May 23, 2003
Author: Amazon User

If anybody says that this game [is bad] they should be shot.

Having said that, this is the greatest game ever, if not for n64.The story mode is funnyer than ...(they do that in the game).As the game progresses, it gets funnyer.The war part is soooo cool.I wont tell you any more, dont want to give it away.

The multiplayer mode is really ...cool!Besides the blody warfare, trying to kill the computer can be challenging.The AI is better than ALL the games i have played for the N64.After beating the game a year ago, I still play it all the time.

All in all, this is an easy buy.Diffinetly get this game.

What are they talking about?

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: May 18, 2003
Author: Amazon User

Colin and Drew have no idea what they're talking about, this is easily one of the funniest if not the funniest game on N64. Trust me just five minutes playing the game and you'll be gasping for air.

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