1. ReviewAvenue

   9

   I need to tell you a back story of how I got this game. When this game came out, I was about five. When I turned 13, I went to a family reunion on the hottest day of the year! My cousin walked up to me and gave me the cartridge to this game. He said, "I guess you're old enough, don't you think? Just keep it safe and make sure your mother doesn't catch you playing it!" He was moving to a new college campus where his roommate had an XBOX 360, so he sold his console and his games, except for that one, which he gave to me fo' free!
   
   Now to the actual game: It was both nothing I expected and exactly what I wanted to play. Now, depending on your point of view, this game was widely irresponsible, or totally freaking awesome! This game has a surprising amount of gameplay, very funny and satirical jokes, is scary at times, bloody and violent, and has many obscure movie references, everything a thirteen year-old boy would want! This was from one of the game companies that controlled my childhood, RARE-WARE. I played their Banjo-Kazooie, Donkey Kong 64, and their Diddy Kong racing games. Who would have thought the people who made my favorite childish and cutsie platformers made THIS game! I guess they wanted a laugh as much as I did. Excellent control, excellent humor, this game's not getting sold anytime soon.… Expand

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2. LeyendaV

   8

   Conker se transformó, con el paso del tiempo, en una especie de héroe dentro de los fans de Nintendo. En este juego se juntaron muchos elementos de cierta emotividad: fue uno de los últimos "grandes" juegos para N64, una de las últimas obras de la vieja Rare, y debido a la escasa campaña previa a su lanzamiento permaneció durante muchos años como una joya que pocos conocían bien.
   El juego en si es una especia de clásico de culto entre los que tuvimos en privilegio de disfrutarlo dentro de su cartucho.… Expand

   • Helpful? 0 of 0 users said Yes.
3. TargetRender

   7

   Conker was an amazing technical feat on the n64, and Rare pushed the system to its absolute limits with this swan song n64 title. But for all its visual beauty, Conker really was nothing more than a crass, obtuse platformer. It's not always clear what your next objective is supposed to be, and their is a good deal of trial and error in the games puzzles (which aren't that fun ). The platforming and jumping segments can be extremely frustrating at times, due to the camera. The game tries to be clever and funny with toilet humor, british humor, and satire of films like the Matrix, Saving Private Ryan and a Clockwork Orange. But the game is never as clever or fun as it thinks it is. Yes, it's different, and it was daring of Nintendo to have an adult game on what was largely considered a kiddie console, but in the end Conker will always be known more for its shock value, than being a great game. Extra point for the games multiplayer, which was a lof of fun.… Expand

   • Helpful? 0 of 0 users said Yes.
4. TomC.

   0

   It sucks.

   • Helpful? 1 of 18 users said Yes.

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