Conker's Big Reunion - FULL GAME Gameplay Walkthrough (4K 60FPS) Xbox Series X 

Awesome as usual ❤

At this point, I reckon the Conker series can only go in one of three directions at this point: -- Sequel where he's sober -- Soft reboot -- Multiverse sequel that'd put a new spin on Twelve Tales?

Conker does need a proper sequel but I feel like in this day and age we'll never get something like that

What he needs is a proper reboot in a game that isn't M-rated. Maybe somewhere around E10 to T.

@@toradrow777 I agree with you 💯 since I love Conker and Diddy Kong

Christmas From Heaven’s Perspective For a child is born to us, a son is given to us. The government will rest on his shoulders. And he will be called: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. -Isaiah 9:6 In Shakespeare’s play Romeo and Juliet, Juliet famously asked, “What is in a name? That which we call a rose by any other word would smell just as sweet.” That may be true for flowers. But for people, names make a difference. In the Bible, names mean something. Parents often named their children in honor of events that took place at the time of their birth. Or, they named their children for their unique physical characteristics. For example, the name of the first man, Adam, means “earth” because God formed him from the dust of the earth. Esau’s name means “hairy” because he was hairy. His twin brother, who hung on to Esau’s heel as he was born, was named Jacob, which means “heel catcher.” One woman went into labor when she heard that her father-in-law and husband had died and the Philistines had captured the ark of the covenant. She named her child Ichabod, which means “Where is the glory?” (1 Samuel 4:21). Yet the name that is above all names is the name of Jesus. The prophet Isaiah told us some important things about the name of the Messiah who was to come and also gave us some insights into the character of Jesus: “For a child is born to us, a son is given to us. The government will rest on his shoulders. And he will be called: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace” (Isaiah 9:6) Each name Isaiah used to describe Jesus portrays a different aspect of the work that God wants to do in our lives. “Wonderful Counselor” means that we no longer have to look to the cheap substitutes this world offers to bring us fulfillment because Jesus Christ makes life wonderful. The problems we face in life do not need to baffle us; we know that God will reveal His will to us because Christ is our Counselor. Mighty God” takes care of the demands of life that can overwhelm us. “Everlasting Father” means that because Christ came to Earth to die on the cross, pay for our sins, and rise from the dead, we have an everlasting Father who will be with us forever. “Prince of Peace” takes care of the disturbances of life. And how we need that peace in these frightening times. At Christmas we celebrate the birth of Jesus. In one sense, it was that. But in another sense, Jesus never was technically born. In one sense, He was born as a human and died some thirty-three years later on a Roman cross. But in another sense, Jesus has neither a beginning nor an end. Jesus is God. He is eternal. He is part of the Trinity: the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit To us, Christmas represents the entrance of Jesus to Earth. For God, it meant the departure of His Son from Heaven. “A child is born to us.” That is Earth’s perspective. “A son is given to us.” That is Heaven’s perspective.

I'd say it works even better now than then.

​@@madmaxandrade It would be so funny to se Twitter fuming over this game

Too bad the devs think otherwise about the comedy holding up and also that they aren't exactly interested in making a sequel

The TYPE of comedy can work well. This implementation... not so much. Consider the money pick-ups. If the money was over-excited about being picked up to the point where it gets almost creepy, that would be using sentient collectibles to make humor. If they money thought that it was being rescued when it's actually just being sent to pay a tab, that would be good humor. Having the money just say "pick me up", though... doesn't seem like enough? This particular game probably needed a higher density of jokes as having a single joke or reference fall-flat (such as "repetitive gameplay for padding lol" or "Metal Gear Solid stealth makes no sense") would otherwise force the game to rely on its gameplay.

The original n64 version had less censorship.

Christmas From Heaven’s Perspective For a child is born to us, a son is given to us. The government will rest on his shoulders. And he will be called: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. -Isaiah 9:6 In Shakespeare’s play Romeo and Juliet, Juliet famously asked, “What is in a name? That which we call a rose by any other word would smell just as sweet.” That may be true for flowers. But for people, names make a difference. In the Bible, names mean something. Parents often named their children in honor of events that took place at the time of their birth. Or, they named their children for their unique physical characteristics. For example, the name of the first man, Adam, means “earth” because God formed him from the dust of the earth. Esau’s name means “hairy” because he was hairy. His twin brother, who hung on to Esau’s heel as he was born, was named Jacob, which means “heel catcher.” One woman went into labor when she heard that her father-in-law and husband had died and the Philistines had captured the ark of the covenant. She named her child Ichabod, which means “Where is the glory?” (1 Samuel 4:21). Yet the name that is above all names is the name of Jesus. The prophet Isaiah told us some important things about the name of the Messiah who was to come and also gave us some insights into the character of Jesus: “For a child is born to us, a son is given to us. The government will rest on his shoulders. And he will be called: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace” (Isaiah 9:6) Each name Isaiah used to describe Jesus portrays a different aspect of the work that God wants to do in our lives. “Wonderful Counselor” means that we no longer have to look to the cheap substitutes this world offers to bring us fulfillment because Jesus Christ makes life wonderful. The problems we face in life do not need to baffle us; we know that God will reveal His will to us because Christ is our Counselor. Mighty God” takes care of the demands of life that can overwhelm us. “Everlasting Father” means that because Christ came to Earth to die on the cross, pay for our sins, and rise from the dead, we have an everlasting Father who will be with us forever. “Prince of Peace” takes care of the disturbances of life. And how we need that peace in these frightening times. At Christmas we celebrate the birth of Jesus. In one sense, it was that. But in another sense, Jesus never was technically born. In one sense, He was born as a human and died some thirty-three years later on a Roman cross. But in another sense, Jesus has neither a beginning nor an end. Jesus is God. He is eternal. He is part of the Trinity: the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit To us, Christmas represents the entrance of Jesus to Earth. For God, it meant the departure of His Son from Heaven. “A child is born to us.” That is Earth’s perspective. “A son is given to us.” That is Heaven’s perspective.

@@faith9505 BOT

@@wiredcoffee9347 it's not even a real trailer though I'm pretty sure this is fan made lmao

Living in the past, there's no profit for them if they did.

At least he didnt pull a bullet on himself like it was originally intended

He'll get caught up in the fact that he hasn't had a game in a while, blackmail the dev into making a new game for him, and forget all about Berri again

It'd be an amazing plot for the next game, perhaps he will lost anything else by the end in exchange of Berry, but I think that he doesn't give a shit as long as he has Berrry and a Beer after being sober for so long (1 night) Sadly MS is a pussy, they need games , but they don't even try to make a Remaster of Banjo Kazooie, which would sell a lot

Conker should get a new game with blackjack and h--kers.

@@HauntakuTV In fact! Forget the new game entirely! Vegas here we come!

now they just wanna give them away lmao

Sheesh as an Xbox lover I laughed so hard I cried cuz u on point

I never own an Xbox

MS: It's My IP to sit on and do nothing with

@@jettysgarageI understood that reference and it hits hard

😅

Christmas From Heaven’s Perspective For a child is born to us, a son is given to us. The government will rest on his shoulders. And he will be called: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. -Isaiah 9:6 In Shakespeare’s play Romeo and Juliet, Juliet famously asked, “What is in a name? That which we call a rose by any other word would smell just as sweet.” That may be true for flowers. But for people, names make a difference. In the Bible, names mean something. Parents often named their children in honor of events that took place at the time of their birth. Or, they named their children for their unique physical characteristics. For example, the name of the first man, Adam, means “earth” because God formed him from the dust of the earth. Esau’s name means “hairy” because he was hairy. His twin brother, who hung on to Esau’s heel as he was born, was named Jacob, which means “heel catcher.” One woman went into labor when she heard that her father-in-law and husband had died and the Philistines had captured the ark of the covenant. She named her child Ichabod, which means “Where is the glory?” (1 Samuel 4:21). Yet the name that is above all names is the name of Jesus. The prophet Isaiah told us some important things about the name of the Messiah who was to come and also gave us some insights into the character of Jesus: “For a child is born to us, a son is given to us. The government will rest on his shoulders. And he will be called: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace” (Isaiah 9:6) Each name Isaiah used to describe Jesus portrays a different aspect of the work that God wants to do in our lives. “Wonderful Counselor” means that we no longer have to look to the cheap substitutes this world offers to bring us fulfillment because Jesus Christ makes life wonderful. The problems we face in life do not need to baffle us; we know that God will reveal His will to us because Christ is our Counselor. Mighty God” takes care of the demands of life that can overwhelm us. “Everlasting Father” means that because Christ came to Earth to die on the cross, pay for our sins, and rise from the dead, we have an everlasting Father who will be with us forever. “Prince of Peace” takes care of the disturbances of life. And how we need that peace in these frightening times. At Christmas we celebrate the birth of Jesus. In one sense, it was that. But in another sense, Jesus never was technically born. In one sense, He was born as a human and died some thirty-three years later on a Roman cross. But in another sense, Jesus has neither a beginning nor an end. Jesus is God. He is eternal. He is part of the Trinity: the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit To us, Christmas represents the entrance of Jesus to Earth. For God, it meant the departure of His Son from Heaven. “A child is born to us.” That is Earth’s perspective. “A son is given to us.” That is Heaven’s perspective.

I loved Project Spark and it had amazing potential with the right support and budget. Conker definitely deserves a new game, He'd be a perfect fit for today's gaming audience.

No one played Project Spark.

Damn that's heartbreaking.

as it says in the video description..

They are idiots if they wouldnt want that in their library!

@@davidschmidt5533we are in 2023 edgy humor like Conker isn’t allowed

​@davidschmidt5533 Trying to recreate Conker's humor without the Outrage Mob burning down your studio is like walking a tightrope made of razor wire in a hurricane.

​@@maninthemask6275it's not even edgy lol. it was edgy in the early 2000s.

@@user-xz6qc5ej2r the cog jokes the flowers with huge bongos? You really think that would fly? Come on dude really?

Microsoft has no idea what they are doing. I left for Sony when the ps4 was released and never looked back. They stole from me and screwed me over so many times I was done with them. The horrible reveal of the xbox one was the last straw. A bunch of games and dlc would not install for me. I had plenty of space and decent wifi so it wasn't on my end. I'm aware of the no refunds thing but they could have at least tried to help. Then for a month their network was spotty and they blamed it on their players instead of trying to fix it. Then the one Christmas when both Microsoft and Sony got ddos'd Sony compensated with a few free days of ps+. Microsoft did absolutely nothing according to my brother. He would follow suit and switch over to the ps5 later. After what they did to me I refuse to buy another Microsoft console.

This is why Nintendo should have bought Rareware

​@@ZombifiedBuizelWell, glad I missed all that drama. Personally I don't enjoy paying an arm and leg for PS5 games, but if you're having a good experience then I'm happy for you.

@@ZombifiedBuizelI had stopped playing Xbox after they started pushing down hard on Game Pass to the point they eradicated the classic Live Gold subscription tier for games I’m not interested to play. Gaming has began feeling disposable throughout the One era, it was astonishing watching the devolution of the dashboard until it ended up being the exact same as on their other consoles. The PlayStation just feels more breathtaking and reminds me of that personalized charm from the 6th gen when games were made of love and passion.

@@vlanson6529 How much do you think they are? A ps5 game is around $60-$70 for the standard edition.

Christmas From Heaven’s Perspective For a child is born to us, a son is given to us. The government will rest on his shoulders. And he will be called: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. -Isaiah 9:6 In Shakespeare’s play Romeo and Juliet, Juliet famously asked, “What is in a name? That which we call a rose by any other word would smell just as sweet.” That may be true for flowers. But for people, names make a difference. In the Bible, names mean something. Parents often named their children in honor of events that took place at the time of their birth. Or, they named their children for their unique physical characteristics. For example, the name of the first man, Adam, means “earth” because God formed him from the dust of the earth. Esau’s name means “hairy” because he was hairy. His twin brother, who hung on to Esau’s heel as he was born, was named Jacob, which means “heel catcher.” One woman went into labor when she heard that her father-in-law and husband had died and the Philistines had captured the ark of the covenant. She named her child Ichabod, which means “Where is the glory?” (1 Samuel 4:21). Yet the name that is above all names is the name of Jesus. The prophet Isaiah told us some important things about the name of the Messiah who was to come and also gave us some insights into the character of Jesus: “For a child is born to us, a son is given to us. The government will rest on his shoulders. And he will be called: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace” (Isaiah 9:6) Each name Isaiah used to describe Jesus portrays a different aspect of the work that God wants to do in our lives. “Wonderful Counselor” means that we no longer have to look to the cheap substitutes this world offers to bring us fulfillment because Jesus Christ makes life wonderful. The problems we face in life do not need to baffle us; we know that God will reveal His will to us because Christ is our Counselor. Mighty God” takes care of the demands of life that can overwhelm us. “Everlasting Father” means that because Christ came to Earth to die on the cross, pay for our sins, and rise from the dead, we have an everlasting Father who will be with us forever. “Prince of Peace” takes care of the disturbances of life. And how we need that peace in these frightening times. At Christmas we celebrate the birth of Jesus. In one sense, it was that. But in another sense, Jesus never was technically born. In one sense, He was born as a human and died some thirty-three years later on a Roman cross. But in another sense, Jesus has neither a beginning nor an end. Jesus is God. He is eternal. He is part of the Trinity: the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit To us, Christmas represents the entrance of Jesus to Earth. For God, it meant the departure of His Son from Heaven. “A child is born to us.” That is Earth’s perspective. “A son is given to us.” That is Heaven’s perspective.

Might've been cool if he got a second chance to be with Jugga.

That's exactly why there is no conker sequel because of people like you.

@@svenmandelkorn3238 Sorry for laying out what a Conker sequel would need in order to be good.

@@gnbman that's just your opinion and it goes against conker games.

@@svenmandelkorn3238 Lol how?

@@gnbman well it needs new things. New humor, new this, new that. Get rid of everything that made the conker games. That's what you were saying.

*B&K Nuts and Bolts sitting in the corner unnoticed*

@@Gamer4672 That one too...

@@Gamer4672 I mean, N&B was a fun game.

@@SaiyanGamer95 no it wasn't lol

@@Gamer4672 At least Nuts and Bolts was completed and released. Conker couldn't even have that, and it had to be a small game in a "game maker" engine (by that I mean a game that makes games like what Dreams on PS4 is).

Christmas From Heaven’s Perspective For a child is born to us, a son is given to us. The government will rest on his shoulders. And he will be called: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. -Isaiah 9:6 In Shakespeare’s play Romeo and Juliet, Juliet famously asked, “What is in a name? That which we call a rose by any other word would smell just as sweet.” That may be true for flowers. But for people, names make a difference. In the Bible, names mean something. Parents often named their children in honor of events that took place at the time of their birth. Or, they named their children for their unique physical characteristics. For example, the name of the first man, Adam, means “earth” because God formed him from the dust of the earth. Esau’s name means “hairy” because he was hairy. His twin brother, who hung on to Esau’s heel as he was born, was named Jacob, which means “heel catcher.” One woman went into labor when she heard that her father-in-law and husband had died and the Philistines had captured the ark of the covenant. She named her child Ichabod, which means “Where is the glory?” (1 Samuel 4:21). Yet the name that is above all names is the name of Jesus. The prophet Isaiah told us some important things about the name of the Messiah who was to come and also gave us some insights into the character of Jesus: “For a child is born to us, a son is given to us. The government will rest on his shoulders. And he will be called: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace” (Isaiah 9:6) Each name Isaiah used to describe Jesus portrays a different aspect of the work that God wants to do in our lives. “Wonderful Counselor” means that we no longer have to look to the cheap substitutes this world offers to bring us fulfillment because Jesus Christ makes life wonderful. The problems we face in life do not need to baffle us; we know that God will reveal His will to us because Christ is our Counselor. Mighty God” takes care of the demands of life that can overwhelm us. “Everlasting Father” means that because Christ came to Earth to die on the cross, pay for our sins, and rise from the dead, we have an everlasting Father who will be with us forever. “Prince of Peace” takes care of the disturbances of life. And how we need that peace in these frightening times. At Christmas we celebrate the birth of Jesus. In one sense, it was that. But in another sense, Jesus never was technically born. In one sense, He was born as a human and died some thirty-three years later on a Roman cross. But in another sense, Jesus has neither a beginning nor an end. Jesus is God. He is eternal. He is part of the Trinity: the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit To us, Christmas represents the entrance of Jesus to Earth. For God, it meant the departure of His Son from Heaven. “A child is born to us.” That is Earth’s perspective. “A son is given to us.” That is Heaven’s perspective.

with genius story creators like the dudes who made high on life its possible

I agree.

It is a showcase of what you can do with the Conker ad-on (This is an expansion of a sandbox game)

@@GARDRAWS project spark that did not go far

Its literally what it is.

Christmas From Heaven’s Perspective For a child is born to us, a son is given to us. The government will rest on his shoulders. And he will be called: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. -Isaiah 9:6 In Shakespeare’s play Romeo and Juliet, Juliet famously asked, “What is in a name? That which we call a rose by any other word would smell just as sweet.” That may be true for flowers. But for people, names make a difference. In the Bible, names mean something. Parents often named their children in honor of events that took place at the time of their birth. Or, they named their children for their unique physical characteristics. For example, the name of the first man, Adam, means “earth” because God formed him from the dust of the earth. Esau’s name means “hairy” because he was hairy. His twin brother, who hung on to Esau’s heel as he was born, was named Jacob, which means “heel catcher.” One woman went into labor when she heard that her father-in-law and husband had died and the Philistines had captured the ark of the covenant. She named her child Ichabod, which means “Where is the glory?” (1 Samuel 4:21). Yet the name that is above all names is the name of Jesus. The prophet Isaiah told us some important things about the name of the Messiah who was to come and also gave us some insights into the character of Jesus: “For a child is born to us, a son is given to us. The government will rest on his shoulders. And he will be called: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace” (Isaiah 9:6) Each name Isaiah used to describe Jesus portrays a different aspect of the work that God wants to do in our lives. “Wonderful Counselor” means that we no longer have to look to the cheap substitutes this world offers to bring us fulfillment because Jesus Christ makes life wonderful. The problems we face in life do not need to baffle us; we know that God will reveal His will to us because Christ is our Counselor. Mighty God” takes care of the demands of life that can overwhelm us. “Everlasting Father” means that because Christ came to Earth to die on the cross, pay for our sins, and rise from the dead, we have an everlasting Father who will be with us forever. “Prince of Peace” takes care of the disturbances of life. And how we need that peace in these frightening times. At Christmas we celebrate the birth of Jesus. In one sense, it was that. But in another sense, Jesus never was technically born. In one sense, He was born as a human and died some thirty-three years later on a Roman cross. But in another sense, Jesus has neither a beginning nor an end. Jesus is God. He is eternal. He is part of the Trinity: the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit To us, Christmas represents the entrance of Jesus to Earth. For God, it meant the departure of His Son from Heaven. “A child is born to us.” That is Earth’s perspective. “A son is given to us.” That is Heaven’s perspective.

It was cancelled it was supposed to be way longer

@@mrplayfulshade1038 Bummer.

Totally agree.

All Rare's choice, they'd rather work on Sea of Thieves than previous already established games.

They do that with every developer they aquire.

This isn't Microsoft fault they pretty much did this to themselves even before Microsoft acquired them

I guess you could say Rare doing it to themselves rather than it being Microsoft's fault is a 'Rare occurrence.

they need to work on perfect dark, jet force gemini or conkers. they are all legendary games@@hatad321

And Rayman had it worse in the Captain Laserhawk series.

@@poweroffriendship2.0 to be honest, I never played this series

I thought they still made Rayman games

Remember the abomination that was Young Conker?

MS destroyed Rare? Here we go. Another Sony fanboy

@@stevenm1832 not Sony fan boy, those are facts. When Rare was with Nintendo (not Sony) they could make wonderful games and even push the limits of a game console but with Microsoft? They just don't have the freedom they used to have. I bet many employees regret the day Microsoft bought them.

@@virtualpellot933 which ever employees are still with the company they are grandfathers by now. Stop having a mid age crisis for them.

@@stevenm1832 Dude, be quiet. You're 14 and don't even know who originally owned RARE and you're here to poo poo on people who loved RARE and their ambition. Why are you even here? Microsoft? More like Microshit. They destroy every company they touch.

What does that even mean, it’s just a cartoon art style

Looks like WOW

⁠@@nathanblackburn4328Conker’s fur looks like how Blizzard does vulpix/worgen fur! As in, he has alot of polygonal “tufts” everywhere.

What does Blizzard have to do with Vulpix, other than the Alolan variant being able to learn it..?

@@TrueSolunar lol oops I meant to name the fox race in WOW. Vulpera is what I meant to say!

Also Metal Gear at 11:18

Conker’s Bad Fur Day didn’t make enough sales to make a sequel or a full Conker’s Big Reunion.

@@shiloallard9790that wasn’t really the issue, it was more of criticism from Conker’s Big Reunion mixed with Project Spark shutting down that stopped the project

@@GamingwithPreston Oh I see

I wish they made season 2 of GOT Tell Tale Game, it's been years too.

And that's also on Rare nowadays as they don't want nor care to make new games and they seem to be only obsessed with Sea of Thieves.

And it sold on the black market for like... 5 cents. 𝙱𝚎𝚌𝚊𝚞𝚜𝚎 𝚃𝙷𝙰𝚃'𝚂 𝚠𝚑𝚊𝚝 𝚊 𝚙𝚞𝚜𝚜𝚢 𝚊𝚜𝚜 𝚌𝚘𝚠𝚊𝚛𝚍 𝚒𝚜 𝚠𝚘𝚛𝚝𝚑.

At least Micrsoft recognizes that. A few years ago, the boss man said he regrets that Microsoft shut down so many companies instead of letting them continue to make the games that made them worth buying.

@@ellixen yeah, I don't know why. I bet many Rare employees regret the day Microsoft bought Rare. At least with Nintendo they could pitch ideas and usually make it work, but with Microsoft? They really got them by the neck and quickly yell "no" or "do it this way and that's final".

@@ellixen yeah, I don't know why. I bet many Rare employees regret the day Microsoft bought Rare. At least with Nintendo they could pitch ideas and usually make it work, but with Microsoft? They really got them by the neck and quickly yell "no" or "do it this way and that's final".

​@@a.jcheshiremen7822Pocket Tales was the first game

Just like what happened with the Tell Tale Game of GOT.

It was originally on the short-lived Project Spark platform.

Why couldn't they make it dark?

@@Vaquix000 It was a small (but official) game created in Project Spark, which is a game creation uh... game, like how Dreams on PS4 is. Project Spark is an E-rated game, so they couldn't put M-rated stuff on there.