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Going to chime in with my favorite one -- Conker's Bad Fur Day. My, what a masterpiece. I definitely wasn't culturally literate enough to get all the humor when
by yowlingcat 3y ago
Going to chime in with my favorite one -- Conker's Bad Fur Day. My, what a masterpiece. I definitely wasn't culturally literate enough to get all the humor when I was a kid, but going back to it as an adult, it has aged very well. There are so many elements to the story that have me cracking up laughing.
- causality0 3y agoThe story aged well. The controls have not, particularly the excruciating and entirely too long FPS section.
- smcl 3y agoRab and Ryan from Consolevania kept referring to how good it was, and at first I thought it was an in-joke because it doesn't sound like a classic. But it's genuinely quite a well-respected and critically acclaimed game, even if it didn't become commercially successful.
- WorldMaker 3y agoIt is maybe a shame that the "sequel" was lost. Rare built a Conker's Bad Fur Day section in Project Spark. It was delightfully weird and while not as good as the proper game, far better than most of what existed in Project Spark. It also let would be level designers try their own hand at writing Conker into their own weird platformers and try their hand at their own ridiculous parodies in the Conker style. (It wasn't quite Conker's take on "Super Mario Maker", but it had wild potential.) It was a strange more-adult-oriented IP crossover for a game "creation" tool that seemed most trying to woo the younger-leaning Minecraft and Roblox audiences. Project Spark was an incredible oddity and its shutdown an interesting footnote in part because of that weird crossover.