Conker's Bad Fur Day - Nintendo 64 Review - Ultra HDMI - HD

[@cloudstrife1983]

I miss when Rare made games we could look forward to.

[@cylais3518]

CAX 117 im hyped for that game!

[@OJtown]

CAX 117 Which isn't even a Rare title. but it might as well be considering the guys who are making it.

[@JoeSavySC2]

I miss when rare made games at altogether. Rare-Soft doesn't count.

[@dinospumoni663]

Yooka-Laylee unfortunately sucked and had none of the things that make Banjo great.

[@Phillmagroin]

Cloud Strife . So so true my dude!!! I miss games in general beings games are not games any more as they have been saturated in micro transactions and d.l.c ect. Its so sad and I know that might sound pathetic especially to someone who's not for never has been a gamer but I was born in 89 so I got to grow up in the absolute golden era of gaming when devs made games to be fun oppose to modern games being made to do nothing but steal and squeeze as much money out of you as possible this absolutely ruining games!! And to think all we had to do was keep our wallets closed when presented with these game destroying practices! This is why I say no TRUE gamer would ever support micro transactions or any of that horseshit !!!!!

[@OblivionOtaku]

Best moment for me? When you meet the Grim Reaper. Called Gregg. He is hilarious!

[@lolcage2639]

Real cult game,and the most badass game ever made

[@markjoke3069]

big true it has every thing. and hello from the future

[@AirZonkWorldChamp]

I was hoping Microsoft would give Rare and Conker the star treatment with their Xbox consoles..... I was very wrong.

[@chrisfarleyshrek4347]

Censoring Conker is the worst thing ever. The censorship in L&R is a deal breaker for me.

[@Spencerblob]

The great mighty poo song is the highlight of my childhood

[@esk8jaimes]

Utterly legendary!

[@darrylcampbell4426]

This was the best game on N64 in my opinion. An amazing campaign and an even better multiplayer. I would play it for ages. Loved the teddies vs squirrels levels and the one where you had to steal raptor eggs. But wasn't as fond of the racing.

[@derubeis6]

I waited years to see this Review in your channel.

[@moviemetalhead]

Thiago Oliveira It's called showmanship. You gotta build up anticipation for the best titles.

[@JohnMatayas]

Manning the double barreled heavy machine gun post in multiplayer, and that metallic sound it made, was the highlight of some great evenings with my friends

[@garretteverett2613]

I remember playing a ton of multiplayer in the dinosaur versus cavemen levels. The cavemen looked and sounded hilarious, and the dinosaurs handled like they were drunk, so a good time was had by all.

[@VictorBelfast]

My favorite part of this game is the spooky chapter, has zombies, dracula, and u even get 2 fly around as a bat pooping on villagers lol, the zombie parts reminded me alot of resident evil.

[@thecoolguy4776]

I was horrified of the spooky chapter as a kid

[@ksldfhjlkdsj]

ALMOST Successfully convinced my mom when I was 10 that this was actually a family friendly mario-like platformer that got rated "M" by mistake but it was too expensive for them to change it. Got to rent it from the video store and laughed my stupid little head off at all the poop, pee and sex jokes until she caught a (very uncannily timed) glimpse of it on the evening news in a little feature about obscenity in games that was such a common outcry in those days. OOOPS. The Xbox remake was pretty good some years later and was extra-raunchy if I remember correctly.

[@n64glennplant]

haha thats hilarious. I remember tomb raider playing the training bit and Lara getting out the pool saying im going to get out of these clothes - right as my mum walked in haha

[@TylerSmithPunksOnPizza]

I always thought the "Mature Audiences Only" disclaimer was such a joke as this is quite literally the most immature game I could think of :P Love it.

[@KelvinMMoore69]

Great story on getting to play this game as a kid! Unfortunately, the X-Box version was somehow LESS raunchy, than you recalled. 🤬🚫🤷🏽‍♂️

[@cakelayer]

@@n64glennplant is the Xbox version more kid friendly since there is no swearing

[@Jack_80]

my mom never cared about game ratings when i was a kid and she bought me this. i played the open half hour or so, then ended up getting into another game, and for whatever reason i never ended up coming bsck to this. up until watching a few reviews recently, i never realized what a unique experience i missed out on. i just started playing it on an emulator on my phone and made it a bit further thsn i did back then. visually it's often hard to believe this is an n64 game, it looks better than a lot of ps2 games i've played.

[@Slavenmierech]

It looks like a dreamcast game, the texture work was amazing considering it didnt even need the expansion pack, its a technical marvel!

[@NicB-Creations]

Steve Not to mention the fully animated facial expressions, light effects and voice acting which thrown toghether was unheard of in N64 games.

[@kefkahkefkah]

lets not go overboard here, its just not as blurry as the rest of them.

[@napalmkitty6686]

@@kefkahkefkah show me a nicer looking 64 game m8

[@kefkahkefkah]

@@napalmkitty6686 For sure its no dreamcast game, wich is what my comment was towards. As its one of the best looking and few non blurry n64, but lets not go overboard and say it could be misstaken for a dreamcast game, Also i say Yoshis story has aged better and is a nicer looking game today imo m8

[@overwatch761]

@@kefkahkefkah The no AA patches make a big difference on real hardware. Conker does look as good and better than some DC games.

[@Alsa95]

one time, I let my cousin borrow this game and my aunt threw it away along with his N64. I'm never letting my cousin borrow my games again >:(

[@JJMRA]

Cheapskate lololol you fucking joking right lololol

[@Alsa95]

JJMRA 77777 I wish I were😢 I can still play it on PC, but the graphics are all messed up and I like using my old controller than using a keyboard.

[@JJMRA]

Cheapskate lolol man that suck i wish i can have all the old school games cost to much money on ebay lolol

[@taxidermyable]

n64 controller usb adapters do exist.

[@HealthySkepticism1775]

Rare released it for the xbox. it's on the pack called Rare Replay or something like that. it's got about 2 dozen of Rare's games including Perfect Dark and Banjo Kazooie

[@papasmackyourhat5333]

as a young man I of course loved the sunflower part

[@n64glennplant]

haha I can imagine!

[@GamerMan57]

Man it’s hard to pick a favorite moment, it’s one of my favorite games. I wouldn’t call this my favorite part of the game but the face Conker makes when the Hay bot shoots the missile at him is hilarious. Just picturing it in my head makes me laugh.

[@anactualmotherbear]

The original scrapped ending had Conker putting gun to his head and blowing his brains out. That capper would have made the ending possibly one of the best ever. Instead it's more open-ended for a sequel that never came to be. There's no single most memorable moment for me, but I do remember how unforgivably difficult the game became at the war section. I remember how much I struggled just at that one part of the game!

[@joshuachittun9109]

The characters unforgettable. The style unique. The multi player modes different. One can only hope to see this on Nintendo's Online Service.

[@JD_Mx]

Conkers it is a great and unique game, I wish we still had Rare as it's finest. Great video!

[@sbaby-jg1fp]

Finding out they decided to scrap the sequel to this game truly was and is heartbreaking to me. This was definitely a HUGE memory of my childhood. I got this for Christmas when I was 10 years old( parents not truly knowing how bad it actually was) but the ending of the game was so depressing with his girlfriend berry dying and him saying I just wanna go home and the grass isn't always greener. The conker saga should definitely not have ended there. If the studio were to start a gofundme page for a sequel I would donate every dollar I have. I truly hope I see a conker sequel in my lifetime

[@alexgreenwood404]

The N64's swansong imo. It was released when the PS2 and Dreamcast were already out, whilst the Gamecube and Xbox would be released in some areas 7 months later. Yet Rare put in the effort to make an underrated classic

[@WrecklessEating]

Love this game as a kid. I'm sure one day they will release another.

[@jimserson2723]

this comment didn't age well.

[@floresf8727]

@@Hames.Jarden this game is still fuckin badass.

[@_J_Moore]

Finally played through this one in it's entirety, a few years back. Such a great game. Really wish they'd bring back games like this and Banjo-Kazooie, but at this point it seems like Yooka-Laylee is the next best option.

[@s.i2898]

This is best video game channel on KZbin.

[@n64glennplant]

Thank you I hope to be able to return soon health permitting

[@s.i2898]

@@n64glennplant hey Glenn,thank you for the reply and I hope you are well, you’re welcome and it’s my pleasure.

[@Doughty321]

I remember Banjo Tooie coming out a week before this, I was desperately trying to get that game finished but failed miserably as it took such a long time to complete. Was great to get two Rare games in a week though.

[@minotauruskt]

Just found your channel, what a precious vault of memories.Please keep it alive

[@bradbrown8759]

Conker was legend. My nephews & friends had marathons on this game on multiplayer before I knew what N64 was. Eventually I became rocket squirrel. Oh the showers of teddy guts. And that damb katana! Off with the head! In memory of Dean Hanson. Who gave me the Xbox release stuffed army Conker. Hundreds of hours of memorys. And I still have it all. Friendships wouldn't have been the same without it. The beach. Total war. What memorys.

[@n64glennplant]

I think many people sometimes forget the multiplayer because the single player was so good

[@bradbrown8759]

@@n64glennplant N64 Glenn plant. True that. The multiplayer is what gave Conker eternal replayability. All the review clips mostly overlook this feature. Sadly the Xbox version which had its perks. Ruined the multi levels. They got stripped of there campy cartoony qualitys

[@barc0deblankblank]

I remember the ads, the condoms, the "silent hype". I was 15-6 and living in the US at the time. I recall being in the store with my dad, having to choose between Paper Mario and Conker. Conker won, and I never looked back. I enjoyed every second of the single player game and that summer we played a ton of its multiplayer modes - including the hilarious cavemen. Easily my favourite game of all time. Just for how fun and funny it was, without skimping on the gameplay nor the tech (Alas, it didn't even need an expansion pak to run!). I finally got the Xbox version around 2006, but the multiplayer I never got to try - didn't like the shooter controls much, either, but the graphics were a nice addition, and easily looked on par with some X360 games of the day. Thanks for bringing this one back, great work.

[@MossySparks]

Damn right it is... It sucks it came out so late in the consoles life cycle. It really is one of the best(and more RARE(ha)) N64 games. Love the review dude keep em coming!

[@aquelescaraaaaaaaaaa]

Conker's BFD was THE very first N64 game I've seen in my life - I was at a birthday party and the older kids were playing the multiplayer mode, but I wouldn't actually get my hands on an actual N64 of my own until at least 11 years later in 2014, and longer still because I've suffered to get my hands on a copy of the game last year 2021. But even before that, playing it on emulators and reading about it on magazines is still one of the key reasons why I even bothered to get it.

[@hft5988]

I'm so happy I own this game for my N64,it really is a 10/10 game and there was gonna be a sequel to it but you can thank xbox for screwing us outa that when they bought out Rareware

[@moviemetalhead]

Hell yes Glenn! Great review. The epic 16 minute break down it deserves. The last game I bought for my 64 back in the day. I love all the movie homages in the game and the multiplayer.

[@YowLife]

*Conkers Bad Fur Day is the game that helped me grow up and mature.* The most nostalgic game console to me that defined my childhood is the Nintendo 64. I have fond memories of waking up in the middle of the night to explore caves in Pokemon Snap, fish with Link in Ohcarina of Time, and jump platforms in Iggy's reckin balls. As a child I was shy and immature with no interest in getting older. As I grew to age 11, My brother's friend told me about this alleged N64 game from the makers of Donkey Kong 64 that had a "drunk squirrel peeing on badguys, killing zombies, fighting a giant poop monster and defeating the final boss via the game freezing. This sounded too ridiculous to be true. But thanks to the computer, I was able to discover the game was not only real, but much "worse" than I thought. Yes, I initially disliked the game, yet I found myself drawn to it. There were aspects of Conker that I did not feel comfortable with, yet others that greatly intrigued me. After watching cutscenes and playthroughs of the game online, I soon made it a mission to buy it. With the help of my oldest brother, I was able to snag a copy from a retro game store. After playing the game and beating it so many time, I found the parts of the game that disturbed me before were now growing on me. I soon came to appreciate some of the dark humor placed into the story. And the dour ending where Conker realizes he just wants a normal life was quite the contrast to most of the games I played on the system. I came into Conker thinking it would be stupid, but I came out with a better understanding of growing up. It was fitting that the N64 defined my childhood,, and an N64 game capped it off as well.

[@n64glennplant]

I can see you havnt uploaded in a while, have you fallen out of love with KZbin?

[@YowLife]

@@n64glennplant That's unexpected to hear from you. Do you watch my content? Animation takes time to produce, and I have to balance it with school. I am working on an animated short series that should hopefully be ready by January next year.

[@TekMoliGy]

This game really is a masterpiece. For me it's my second favorite 3d platformer of all time right below mario 64. i've always thought of it as the Earthbound of the 3d platformer genre. By that i mean its kind of like the 3d platformer for people that are tired of all the overused 3d platformer tropes. this and earthbound kind of parody their genres so if you've played that genre to death they end up being a really enjoyable way to play a game of that style again. Plus the multiplayer was a lot of fun back in the day. The live and reloaded remake on xbox is really good too. Im glad that most people enjoy this game as much as i do.

[@HerculesMays]

Really well put, actually. I never thought of it that way before.

[@EvanLindy]

The multiplayer made the game for me! So many memories playing with all my friends in my basement! I still have the game!

[@alexh4140]

Accidental stumbled on your videos on a diddy kong video. Then made me think wow conkers bad fur day was one of the best and underrated video games all time. So looked that up and your video came up again and loved the reviews. Thanks man for bringing these retro video games back to life. Love the videos. Now we just need an N64 mini or more N64 games on the switch

[@ManuelLopez-mo7im]

The Saving Private Ryan and Bram Stockers Dracula chapters were probably my favorite two chapters from the game. That scene when Conker first walks into the Tedzi lab, and two Tedzi guards are having an out of character conversation always cracked me up. I also have to mention how excellent the multiplayer component of this game was. Back during my college days, my buddies and I used to have such a blast playing "The Beach" multiplayer mode. I still can't believe that mode was left out of the Xbox remake.

[@murraykriner9425]

Enjoyed your brief synopsis of this remarkable and critically acclaimed game for the N64 console.thanks for your time and energy.

[@KGRAMR]

I'm glad i still have this game. Awesome game.

[@BlackJohnnyCage]

I remember the Poo stage had this Farts as its audio which was Hilariously Funny to Me & My brother & also on Muti-player there was a stage where if you go in the restroom area your weapons were disabled & you had to piss on your opponents to kill them.... EPIC! 😂

[@bobosprinkles]

My most memorable moment was the first zombie portion. I remember thinking "Oh, they're doing a spooky zombie thing now. Cute." Followed by the realization of "Oh shit, this is HORRIFYING!"

[@RetroGG-74]

Have loved this game since it came out and still play to this day . Great review :)

[@mattymc9191]

I was a late comer to this game. I bought it a couple of years ago but only actual played it for the first time recently. And while I haven't finished it, I'm definitely enjoying it.

[@anarchistic8178]

I'll never forget my friend and playing the hell out of it. We took a five minute break (mind you we were teens) after a short tike of no moving or buttons conker looks at his watch and says "yep, still can't tell time". Dead silence to that, we about lost our shit laughing.

[@RobertIsMusic]

The best game on the N64

[@juniorsantiago8269]

I still say Super Mario 64 is the best n64 ever

[@RickC28]

That's debatable but personally based on the story of this game it is the best N64 game I have played.

[@BLOODY__FATALITY]

RDW Reviews & Covers is Banjo-Kazooie. There I finished it.

[@xXSpongeBroBrownPantzXx]

elbigdopeskies21 fuck ocarina of time

[@xXSpongeBroBrownPantzXx]

Robert Does Wrestling Reviews *best game

[@charlieg6913]

I've wanted this game since it came out when I was a teenage and I just finally bought a copy on Ebay yesterday. I'm 42 years old now. Took me a while but I finally got it hahaha! Awesome video mate!

[@cinnamondan4984]

My friends and I spent more time on Conker’s multiplayer than it may warrant. Find myself going back to with coms from time to time.

[@Xgxor]

Love this review Glenn! this was one of my favorites growing up, I remember having to play it at my buddy's place cause his parents didn't care about ratings haha!

[@richyvandamme]

This is probably my most favourite game of all time, cheers for a great and detailed review!!!

[@CarAudioInc]

I was one of the only kids on the block with this game. It was suuuch a hit.. I still play it every Christmas.

[@diego_dh.7]

A fantastic game. It is unique in its style. I remember playing it, and I really enjoyed the whole story mode, and spent hours playing the multiplayer mode, using always the Tediz !! CBFD is one of my favorites of all time. Great video Glenn.

[@ThefortniteproYX]

Just bought this game. Cost me a fair bit. Haven't played it in years. Really looking forward it it :)

[@Akutsu260]

I was looking for this game for over a year in a decent price. When i got it, i couldn't let it go. one of my most prized games in my collection.

[@DieHardjagged]

As far as i am ware, Rare still owns at least one physical copy of the cancelled Conker game that was then transformed into CBFD. Because they took it out of their archive to get more footage from it for Rare Replay Archive. Unless im wrong that is.

[@n64glennplant]

You’re correct with that 👍

[@overwatch761]

You're right, the HD footage of it online is certainly not from 1996/97.

[@cinnamondan4984]

Glenn’s videos are so good

[@n64glennplant]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@Hairyhole1]

I had this game when I was 8... yes 8... My friend would come over every single day and we would play this game and CRACK up together!! man I loved the multiplayer, from being the squirrels and storming the teddies in their bunker, or capture the flag with the samurai sword, this game was the bomb! Also, just hearing the music as the great mighty poo came up made me remember the lyrics and how hilarious they were... I AM THE GREAT MIGHTY POO... AND I'M GOING THROW MY $H!T AT YOU!

[@n64glennplant]

That’s one of the all time classic N64 moments 😬

[@cakelayer]

@@n64glennplant but remember, don't let the mighty poo throw his s word at you

[@jacobedwards3238]

My most memorable moment was the first time i used tbe samurai sword in multiplayer. The sounds they make while jumping\cuting heads off and you dont take fall damage. The best.

[@nothingforgrantedPS23]

"Names Birdy." "Beardy?? You ain't got a beard!" See? Its not all crude humor! 😂😂

[@samthebfg]

Simply one of the greatest games ever made. I often imagine what a sequel would be like (Conker‘s Other Bad Day) but I’m also glad that this was a stand alone classic.

[@carlosaponte2349]

Finally someone who actually thinks that this game is worth as it is without a sequel. Also, Rare is not known for making sequels, only for the DKC series, and Banjo Kazooie which got a sequel, but 98% of their games are a one and nly entry.

[@creativekev7883]

Rare were the greatest on the N64. Conkers bad fur day ticked all the right boxes for me . great gameplay , characters , graphics , environments and not forgetting the adult humour . Best part for me ( besides the great almighty poo lol 😂) . I was in my element with the Matrix , saving private Ryan , Aliens and Dracula parts . The caveman and his buxom wife was just hilarious . It really didn't get any better than the above . One of the all time greats . The multi player was also hilarious especially trying to save the frenchies from the teddies lol. The sounds of the frenchies running still echoes in my head to this day . However , the lyrics to the great mighty poo will never get old ....." I am the great mighty poo and I'm going to throw my shit at you " 😂😂😂😂.

[@delgrady10]

Yesterday I actually searched 'Glenn plant conkers bad fur day review'. So cool

[@c-secofficer123]

Oh man my little brother and I played the heck out of this game. The Teddy segment was by far our favourite level

[@TheCullousus]

thanks for the great review Glenn. Alot of us have waited for this one haha. :)

[@char_lizard8440]

This is by far the best looking N64 game

[@tunainoil]

I beat this game for the first time just this week via Rare Replay. Which is quite remarkable as I have planned to play this game since its release but due to circumstances I did not play it until now. Beating this game I had waited almost 20 years to play both gave me a sense of fulfillment but also left me feeling empty afterwards. Now that the white whale has been caught I have to move on somewhere else.

[@miguelflores7035]

Are you hyped for Yooka Laylee?

[@ImperatorScab]

Great review of a great game! My most memorable moment actually came from pretty much the first scene. My friend bought this very shortly after release and he came over to my house to play it. We pop it in, turn on the N64, and very first thing there's a reference to a movie that my friend recognized, but I did not. Upon learning that I had never seen A Clockwork Orange, my friend and I headed to the local video rental. We spent the rest of the evening watching A Clockwork Orange and playing Conker's Bad Fur Day: It was great! So yeah, I have a fond memory of the opening scene just because it introduced me to Clockwork Orange in a round-about way. And man, my friends and I have had hours of fun with the multiplayer. Yeah, it doesn't control very well and the frame rate does drop often enough to hinder your progress, but we mostly just played it for how damned hilarious the whole affair is.

[@SegaSaturnGamer48]

Awesome review dude ! This is my second favorite game of all time. :)

[@dbdist1]

This game doesn't seem to use the anti-aliasing, right? The image looks like SF Rush 2049, a game I know that desabled it.

[@MDMister]

Another great review. This is the best N64 game I don't have in my collection, but hope to find it soon. Nintendo Power might have boycotted the game but Nintendo World, the official brazilian Nintendo magazine made a big noise and dedicated many pages with previewing, discussing the game and walkthroughs. I was only 11 at the time and my parents could only afford used games anyway so I never got to play it, the game having been released at the end of the console's lifespan, so I could only read the walkthroughs as some sort of ancient let's play.

[@MrToadyCody]

Its funny that you posted this the same time I started recording gameplay on Conkers Live& Reloaded.

[@antsbull3370]

Great review - I didn't realise the game looked so good, looks like a Gamecube level game almost. I've actually got the PAL cartridge that I bought back in the day but haven't ever played it (along with Banjo Tooie), so I should probably fix that as it looks terrific.

[@Noelis]

Man I never had n64, and I'm actually surprised of the real graphics because when I played on emulator it looked cleaner. Also how's with the aiming because It was kinda wierd with arrow keys

[@askapk]

My most memorable memory from that game was actually going to buy it. I was 15 at the time which made it difficult to buy an M rated game. However, I was a big kid so they sold it to me no problem. I don't think they realized it was M rated because of a mascot character on the front of the box. Obviously the mighty poo was a big moment. But I also remember my first time dying. Finding that so new and humorous for the time. And then of course the matrix scene towards the end.

[@knightlygaming8892]

The thing that I still remember the most is on one of the multiplayer maps there is a bathroom where you put your weapons away and instead pee on each other until one of you dies. That was always a great laugh.

[@psychshift]

Man, this game had the best gfx story and animation I've ever seen in a n64 game even today still holds up.

[@n64glennplant]

Yeah it’s a unique piece of gaming history for sure

[@Feministguy7483]

One of the most underrated gems of all time.

[@n64glennplant]

See I think this actually gets quite a lot of praise

[@KumaPaws376]

I loved this game as a little kid lol yes I played it a child, and it was great!!

[@MHb_CCCLXV]

Ahhh, Conker's BFD. Even as a kid I loved the game. I didn't get past spooky until I was 13 but that's because I was terrified of the zombies (I'm a wuss). And its obvious that my fondest memory of the game is the Great Mighty Poo (I mean who wouldn't enjoy that moment) but I guess my second favorite is the Heist chapter. I remember being so thrilled seeing Neo Conker and just mowing down my enemies easily (my heart was racing, I was way too giddy and the cutscenes were so cool that my jaw dropped and left me speechless). The Heist chapter just made me feel like I was a badass...pardon my language. Conker's BFD, my #1 favorite N64 game. Its fun and its hilarious but only for a mature audience (that didn't stop me though).

[@n64glennplant]

Ah the matrix, I remember how popular that was when this was out...only for the series to nosedive into self indulgent nonsense

[@ItalianoDelSud7]

I cant understate how many hours I used to sink into the little bear squirrel war multiplayer mode with friends when this came out. Parents were clueless to the m rating lol

[@Umbrella2]

This game is so funny and the music is so catchy and memorable, I’ve completed a few times! I’d welcome it as an NSO addition to replay it all again! 🎉

[@n64glennplant]

What’s your fav part of the game

[@TOMMYDACOMMIE]

I think the mutiplayer on the game is some of the best on the system. But I think the story mode is kind of bland in terms of game design.

[@NomadGalaga]

i remember the zombie level actually scared the shit out of me back in the day

[@ShaunTheCHB]

I certainly will never forget the first encounter I had with this game. I can still remember being shocked while laughing heaps at the cursing and foulness of Conker's dialogue. The song from the Great Poo was very memorable too. My parents even got a kick out of it, they did not care at all about the offensiveness of the game, they thought it was funny. As long as I did not repeat a lot of the swear words to them or attempt to try any of Conker's actions for real, they had no problem with it.

[@alexh4140]

Plus the multi player options were amazing!!

[@bumpndump9643]

Oh boy, today is quite a special day because of this review, this game was a scary fuck when i was a kid

[@Daveanoncomedy]

The broom trying to hang himself was more memorable than the poo to be. That scene was absolutely brutal and I don't think anyone would go there today.

[@box-breaker3837]

Brilliant game, channel, content, voice over, awesome work, keep it up! MJ

[@ChloeClements34]

It came out at such the wrong time. The Dreamcast was blowing me away and really playing for my time. Still I bought it loved and still cherish it. The writing and personalities of the characters are so good. The Cogs. The Puppet boss and Big Brass Bollocked Boiler Sir

[@IkesDaddelbox]

I've played the Xbox version shortly before the Xbox 360's release. It was also my first game for a console that I purchased from my very own money, the original Xbox. Before that I just had my Sega Mega Drive that I got for my 8th Birthday. So I never got my hands on any other consoles. 2 years after playing the Xbox version I finally got me an N64 to catch up on everything I've missed out on. More years later (5 years ago to be exact) my search for the N64 version finally came to an end. This was very special because the N64 version is kinda Rare here in Germany (I can't believe I just made that pun). I don't know which version I prefer. I have very nostalgic feelings about the Xbox version, also it's a lot more improved gameplay wise. But the overall presentation is so much better on the N64. And I'm not even nostalgic right now. Also, sorry my Englisch isn't the best. I don't even know why I'm telling you all this. XD I just really wanted to share that little story.

[@turtlebutter6401]

Picking this game up Friday! Gonna play it on my Jungle Green N64 🌴

[@JustB3NJI]

I was there on day one for this. The original game had always been top of my most wanted list from when it was first announced and I was a bummed it vanished, but when it resurfaced as BFD I got on board quickly. I remember checking the Rare website daily for news on this. And Dinosaur Planet of course. It did not disappoint. And yes, the Great Mighty Poo is the highlight of the whole game...But all those little touches as well...I still laugh at "Surely it can't any worse than this."

[@mastermind7946]

i got this game when i was 6 and my favorite part was the part where you face the big cave man then you pull down his pants for the last time and my favorite multiple player part was colors which was pretty much capture the flag i loved sitting on the turret waiting for my opponent to come in and try and get my flag and i loved playing as the Tediz's this is one of my favorite games of all time thank you so much for doing this review

[@ahatt96]

I need to get this game, but the price is insane.

[@joecali5687]

ahatt96 how much?

[@ahatt96]

Joe Cali It generally goes for 85 to 135 dollars.

[@GeistInTheMachine]

ahatt96 Unless you're dead-set on collecting, you can just buy an Everdrive.

[@coolhypedmovies]

Do you have an Xbox One as well? Because Conker's N64 version is included in the Rare Replay collection! It's really cheap, I think I got it for €20 during a Christmas digital sale and I've seen the retail disc version on Amazon for as low as €15. That's 30 classic Rare games for that low a price. :)

[@timmer919hep]

I got mine for around 85 bucks. It is pretty pricey, but it's so worth it.

[@mdrstudios7067]

I am almost done with the Rare Replay version and will get the N64 version someday for my collection same goes KI Gold.

[@pattilord23]

Truly the greatest platformer Rare has done! It's a right shame that they all got hung-over from making Kinect sports games though. Nintendo should buy Rare back!

[@tjlnintendo]

no. rare is dead now. even if Nintendo buys them back. They won't be as good.

[@TheSchaef47]

Truth. A lot of their talent from Goldeneye went to Free Radical, and a lot of Rare alum are now at Playtonic.

[@Jorgemagottnumber9]

A great review for a great game. The first time i play this game was with a friend, he told me how violent i was but i didnt believe him, until we got to the multiplayer and oh my god i was i didnt expect that

[@Nitrous0x]

Glenn, don't forget that Conker was revived again for the HoloLens with Young Conker.

[@Veranek]

One of my favorite games of all time. Multiplayer mode is amazing in its own way.

[@n64glennplant]

im glad to see people enjoyed the multiplayer, I didn't really get into it

[@zmol]

I showed my big brother the game one Thursday night in 2001. It was the prehistoric colloseum. He commented on the big breastfed cave girl. He was killed in a hit n run early Saturday morning so it was the last gaming moment and last memory we shared. Hmm I never thought it that way. Mixed feelings. Thank you for the review