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Absolutely loved that on the N64 and I'd bet it would be superb on a multiplayer DS game!
> Nintendo would have released the game eventually.
Yeah but in what state and with which console?
Admittedly it would have a made a great launch title on the cube but I think Rare wanted to show their prowess with the N64 technology.
It was pure and utter excellence. It was also my first ever Gameaday prize. One of the only ones I remember too.
*I still reckon the final ending was a message to Ninty.
*Just think, if it wasn't for THQ you might've never played it.
Although the entire "WAR" chapter is hilarious.
I just hope they haven't changed the ending. It was a right shocker, the game was so silly throughout and at the very end it is just moving.
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> When you play Wind Waker then play OOT, it does feel like a step back
> even though OOT is a marvelous game. Because technology allows games
> to feel better even though you don't realise it. I hope Conker plays
> like a next gen game and not an N64 one. As it wouldn't cut it
> anymore.
I've played the demo of the beach landing + corridor bit afterwards with the Nazi's.
It's great.
It needs F-Zero and CBFD.
> That's only because playing the game again removes all the rose tinted
> fog that makes you forget all the faults. Doesn't happen with OOT or
> SM64, oddly enough.
I loved Conker's Bad Fur Day so much I spent a total of £100 running a website dedicated to it. I started a Conker Wrestling Federation and wrote interviews with the characters.
I completed the game 9 times!
It is in fact my favourite game of all time along with Pokemon Yellow.
When you play Wind Waker then play OOT, it does feel like a step back even though OOT is a marvelous game. Because technology allows games to feel better even though you don't realise it. I hope Conker plays like a next gen game and not an N64 one. As it wouldn't cut it anymore.