![]() ![]() In Bad Fur Day, Conker is sarcastic, greedy and a heavy drinker. Berri was originally depicted as a little, cute brown anthropomorphic chipmunk, but her design was later changed into a tall, curvaceous, buxom chipmunk with a valley girl-like personality and grey fur. One day, he met a girl known as Berri, and the two quickly became a couple. After Diddy Kong Racing, in the story of Conker's Pocket Tales, he had his next adventure retrieving birthday presents from evil acorns. It is known that he had met and befriended Diddy Kong on his adventures prior to participating in races with Diddy and his friends, though he was never seen in the games preceding Diddy Kong Racing. Little is known of the character's origins or his early life. In Project Spark, Conker's appearance is based on that of Conker's Bad Fur Day, albeit much more detailed.Īppearances Donkey Kong series ( Diddy Kong Racing)/ Conker's Pocket Tales The single-player portion of the game was where his appearance changed drastically his blue hoodie outfit was now more detailed, with yellow patches and more zippers, and the most noticeable change was that he was now wearing green and yellow shorts (similar to Banjo's). In Live and Reloaded, he ditched the gloves (now using his bare hands) and had scruffier fur, giving him a somewhat unshaven appearance, and looked shorter and a tad stubbier. This appearance was kept for Pocket Tales as well, but was changed in Bad Fur Day Conker now had gloves, a blue zipper hoodie, and the same shoes, but with the Converse logo removed (likely to avoid copyright issues). When Conker was introduced in Diddy Kong Racing, he had no gloves, a shirt that was blue in the front, and yellow in the back, blue and yellow Converse All Stars shoes and a flat-looking tail. An episodic campaign for the game called Conker's Big Reunion, set 10 years after Bad Fur Day, was released on April 23, 2015. Also included was a never-before-seen multiplayer adaptation that was available for use over Xbox Live.Īfter a canceled sequel by Rare, Conker was brought back in the game Project Spark, once again voiced by Seavor. This featured Bad Fur Day with vastly improved graphics and minor alterations to gameplay. In 2005, a remake was released for the Xbox known as Conker: Live & Reloaded. The entire plotline was already created, but due to Microsoft not asking for a Conker Sequel, the game production was shelved. He then escapes with a ball-and-chain restraint locked on him. The game suffered from relatively poor sales on account of its release being close to the end of the N64's lifespan, but received a cult following with its unique brand of humor.Īccording to an interview with Chris Seavor, there was to be a sequel, Conker's Other Bad Fur Day, where Conker had been dethroned, imprisoned, and awaiting execution due to spending the entire royal treasury on beer, parties, and hookers. The game eventually was released in 2001 as Conker's Bad Fur Day, which had been almost entirely redesigned, now geared towards a mature audience and featuring sexual content, foul language, drug and alcohol usage, and excessive violence. In 1999, Conker made his first solo debut in Conker's Pocket Tales for Game Boy Color.īefore its release, the Nintendo 64 game underwent a complete transformation due to criticism for Twelve Tales being considered "another kids game".Ĭonker is reimagined as an alcoholic, foul-mouthed character who arms himself with weapons. In the spring of 1998, long after the initial release date, Conker's Quest was renamed as Twelve Tales: Conker 64. Later the same year, this fact was confirmed with Conker's inclusion in Diddy Kong Racing, for the Nintendo 64, thus promoting his future games. His game, Conker's Quest, was presented by Rareware as another 3D platformer aimed at a young audience. 3.1 Donkey Kong series ( Diddy Kong Racing)/ Conker's Pocket TalesĬonker was introduced to the world for the first time at E3 in 1997. ![]()
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