One of Rare's favourite new Conker features that it's just now implementating is the globular technology that will make blood, poo and other liquids very, uhm, gross.
GaimeGuy said:I love how no one gives a damn that this is a remake, yet when it comes to Capcom remaking RE for the GC, there were quite a few people who were upset that it was just a remake.
Apples, meet oranges.GaimeGuy said:I love how no one gives a damn that this is a remake, yet when it comes to Capcom remaking RE for the GC, there were quite a few people who were upset that it was just a remake.
HELLLL NOBuddyChrist83 said:Apples, meet oranges.
Though similar, those situations possess a few key differences. After the end of Resident Evil: Code Veronica, everyone was eager to play a new Resident Evil that continued the story. Instead, they just got Code Veronica ported to the PlayStation 2. Capcom does a big RE announcement, but instead of Resident Evil 4, it's a remake of the first one that many have played through multiple times on a completely new system. Sure, they changed things up a bit, but the essentials were the same, especially the story. People wanted a new Resident Evil game that continued the story, not a remake or a prequel. Years later, Resident Evil 4 is almost upon us.
Now Conker, on the other hand, didn't have such a rabid fanbase for its single player. Yes it was twisted, and yes it was funny, but at the end of the day it was just another "by the numbers" platformer. The story wasn't a driving factor in Conker as much as the gameplay. While some wanted a sequel to elaborate or improve upon Conker's single player, many others just went off to play the same game with a different look in Generic Platformer #462. Besides, how many people played Conker vs. the Resident Evil audience?
The multiplayer is where the real fun in Conker lay, and seeing that reinvented and fleshed out on a next generation system, complete with online play...that's the part of the game everyone's excited about. The multiplayer chunk of Conker is a complete reimagining of what was in the N64 version, a spiritual sequel.
Mike Works said:HELLLL NO
Conker was another "by the numbers platformer"? What the fuck kind of crack have you been smoking? I'll concede that RE has a larger userbase, and the fans of that series wanted a sequel more, if not just to further the story, but CBFD was one of the best platformers of the last generation (and current one too), and not just because of it's fun multiplayer modes (of which there were only really 2- war and frenchies/teddiez). Conker fans are accepting of the remake because, thanks to the low numbers that the original pulled in, they/we frankly didn't expect to get a sequel.
And RE fans got their sequel anyway.
And Resident Evil sucks and Conker rocks!
So fuck you!
This is the second time you post this. We get the point. Move on.GaimeGuy said:I love how no one gives a damn that this is a remake, yet when it comes to Capcom remaking RE for the GC, there were quite a few people who were upset that it was just a remake.
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GaimeGuy said:I love how no one gives a damn that this is a remake, yet when it comes to Capcom remaking RE for the GC, there were quite a few people who were upset that it was just a remake.
Mike Works said:And RE fans got their sequel anyway.
And Resident Evil sucks
So fuck you!
Mike Works said:HELLLL NO
Conker was another "by the numbers platformer"? What the fuck kind of crack have you been smoking? I'll concede that RE has a larger userbase, and the fans of that series wanted a sequel more, if not just to further the story, but CBFD was one of the best platformers of the last generation (and current one too), and not just because of it's fun multiplayer modes (of which there were only really 2- war and frenchies/teddiez). Conker fans are accepting of the remake because, thanks to the low numbers that the original pulled in, they/we frankly didn't expect to get a sequel.
Oh, one played it. One was so hyped up that they bought and N64 just for the game. One was disappointed to find that at heart it was just another platformer, not the second coming of Christ that many had proclaimed it to be. One learned a valuable lesson about hype then.Fatalah said:Oh, and my commentary on Conker. Before one knocks the N64 Conker, one must play it. It seriously was a diamond in the ruff.....well not necessarilly "ruff". The grass was clipped perfectly, it was meticulously watered and kept for the game's debut. Unfortunately, too many people with short attention spans went aloft to other green patches holding such things as the PS2. What a CROCK, the single-mode was AMAZING, and the story too was AMAZINGLY funny. The charm of this game kept me wanting more, I kept wanting to see what was at the next bend, and that sir, keeps Conker as my number 2 N64 game underneath Ocarina of Time. (Well maybe number 3, Goldeneye...)
Mama Smurf said:If you can't figure it out by now, you don't deserve to see the scans.