Conker's Bad Fur Day
Rare's outrageously mature N64 swan song featuring a drunken, foul-mouthed red squirrel. Packed with vulgar humor, pop culture parodies, and groundbreaking context-sensitive controls. NOT for kids.
Platform
nintendo 64
Year
2001
Genre
Action-Adventure
Developer
Rare
Controls
About This Game
Originally conceived as a cute platformer ('Conker's Twelve Tales') before radically rebooting into an M-rated comedy.
Features legendary sequences like the Great Mighty Poo opera and Matrix-inspired 'It's War' chapter with full N64 voice acting.
Pushed the N64 hardware to its limits with realistic blood effects, texture streaming, and dynamic lighting - all while maintaining Rare's signature 30fps polish.
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