As an M-Rated game developed for the N64, 2001’s Conker’s Bad Fur Day was always going to stand out from the pack of that console’s largely family-friendly lineup of major titles.Even in the ...

Conker's Bad Fur Day – Soldier Conker resin painted statue Highly detailed base inspired by the Conker's Bad Fur Day art style Flames, gun firing effect, and cigar with two (2) LED functions ...

A cancelled sequel to Conker's Bad Fur Day. After you save the human race from the G3 cartel, you might want some games with more comedy, shooters with unique… The purgatory where games like ...

Conker's Bad Fur Day was developed by Rare and was released in 2001, a time when mascot platformers were flooding the market. As such, when people saw the front cover of Conker's Bad Fur Day in ...

Shane Satterfield Magazine Editor. Conker's BFD is more over-the-top than expected. I just finished Conker's Bad Fur Day late last week, and all I have to say is "wow." I anticipated that the game ...

Last week IGN64 ran what we thought was the finalized box-art for Rare's upcoming platformer Conker's Bad Fur Day, as we nabbed it from Nintendo Canada's official website.However, upon further ...

The standard Conker's Bad Fur Day statue is priced at a whopping $574.99, which he is set to release in Q4 2022, and pre-order can be located here. Credit: First 4 Figures ...

The concept of the game remake is still somewhat new. Sure, ... Live & Reloaded for the Xbox, a reenvisioning of 2001's Conker's Bad Fur Day for the Nintendo 64.

The Great Mighty Poo from Conker's Bad Fur Day now has a statue the size of a human torso, and I have no idea where you could reasonably put it News By Harvey Randall published 26 July 2023 ...

Conker's Bad Fur Day hasn't been in the public eye much (or at all) in recent years, but pop star and rapper Doja Cat just put the bad-mouthed squirrel in front of 24 million people. Conker's Bad ...

Rare released Conker’s Bad Fur Day and its 2005 sequel, Conker: Live & Reloaded. Rare’s partnership with Nintendo came to a close in late 2002, when Microsoft purchased the British developer.

Did you play Conker's Bad Fur Day back in the days of Nintendo 64? Did you love the humour and concept, or was it the gaming equivalent of an immovable furball? [source notenoughshaders.com ] ...