Do you remember Conker's Bad Fur Day? I don't, because it came out in ... the squirrel protagonist, encounters a sunflower. The pair have a conversation that's about 80% sexual innuendo, and ...

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.

Conker's Bad Fur Day was a raunchy departure for Rare, known for family-friendly games. Despite being a cult classic, Bad Fur Day was a commercial flop due to niche appeal. Fans of Conker may ...

One part of the listing that has us scratching our furry little noggins is the fact it’s rated T, when we know Conker’s Bad Fur Day was rated M, and rightfully so. Since the game is titled ...

It's set 10 years after Conker's Bad Fur Day and "finds Conker in need of reconnecting with his old friends. As you can imagine, things don't go according to plan." This will involve, in part ...

Banjo and Kazooie, from the popular Rare game "Banjo-Kazooie" make a cameo in Conker's Bad Fur Day at the bar. However, they've seen better days. Banjo's head is mounted above the fire place and ...

The opening of N64 classic Conker's Bad Fur Day has been recreated in Project Spark, Microsoft's game creation sandbox. The level is the work of Project Spark developer Team Dakota, but will be ...

One of the greatest boss fights in history is about to be immortalised as a figurine: the Great Mighty Poo from Conker's Bad Fur Day. Brewed up by First 4 Figures, the figurine consists of the ...

In one of Youtooz‘s latest ventures, the collectibles company brings back the 2001 Nintendo 64 game, Conker’s Bad Fur Day, in a 4.8-inch figure. The nostalgic game created by Rare follows the ...

Sure, those are bad days, but they’re not the same as having a Bad Fur Day. Not even close. You see: a Bad Fur Day starts with the night before. You go out, you get drunk, you vomit, you fall ...