Jared Goodwin said:But to not buy it because Microsoft won't bother having it updated to not have dated jokes, but will charge you $50 for a lesser version of what can be had for $10 anywhere?
Hmmmmmmm.
Mega Man's Electric Sheep said:"One reason it's a little shorter than before is because, well, the game is actually shorter than before. A few game challenges have been shortened and some removed all-together. Fans of the original may remember the glorious task of swimming through the water attempting to lead an electric eel through three hoops. That's no longer a part of Conker. That's the most notable exclusion, though a few others seem shorter and certainly easier than before. Still, the bulk of gameplay and all of the humor remains."
The point is Rare sucks, long live the cube!!! :lolborghe said:many of you seem to be missing the point that some are making.
m0dus said:Gek, sometimes I wonder, man. Your statements run the gamut from brilliantly insightful to insanely idiotic (the above being the latter). You actually NOT buy the game, despite the incredible visuals, updated jokes (check out Conker's new Van Helsing costume), and the addition of the online multiplayer? W T proverbial F, man? :lol
I have the 64 cart (fuck, I BOUGHT a 64 for that game) and I have the Rom on Project64 on my comp. This version looks to be the be-all-end-all, and I'll be damned if a few extra fucking bleeps creep in, or one or two monotonous tasks are removed. Seriously, folks, if you have scrapped all plans to get this game after finding out "twat" and "shit" are now bleeped, chances are you were wanting to get it for all the wrong reasons in the first place--IE, you're probably skipping homeroom right now to make some fake IDs :lol .
Date of Lies said:The censoring is pretty damn gay because part of what makes Conkey's Bad Fur Day Conker's Bad Fur Day was the outlandishness of it all, INCLUDING the now censored bits. As far as I know, not alot of games throw caution to the wind and let these kinds of things slide, but Conker did, which is one of the reasons I liked it. So this is sounding pretty gay right about now.
see arrested development for top notch quality "censoring for humor".Kobun Heat said:"Shit" and "twat" were not censored in the original.
The way they censored words in the original was funny in and of itself, because it wasn't just bleeeep. It was f[bleep]k. Bleeping -- in moderation! -- can be hilarious.
umm.. hello... that's for a nintendo system.. it would have been a traveshamockery. it's only value addeed and not a big deal on xbox.i do wonder how people would have reacted if REmake had stuff taken out and was more censored
Ghost said:OK, heres censored sloprano from Rares site
http://www.rareware.co.uk/extra/downloads/bfd/sloprano.mp3
Heres uncensored
http://www.rareware.co.uk/extra/downloads/bfd/sloprano_swears.mp3
Oh by the way these are from BFD not L&R. And look at that, Twat is censored.
Gek54 said:There was nothing monotonous in Conker which is why I still consider it the best platformer ever. Vanhelzing costume is cute but it sure as hell doesnt make up missing gameplay sections, I was expecting even more levels to be added after all this time. Conker N64 has DPII and the best visuals on the N64. I will pick the 'uncut' version up for $20. I have not seen anything interesting about multiplayer. The beach front was the only one that anyone at my house enjoyed and that only kept out attentions for a few minutes.
I guess most of the work done on this game was for the online multiplayer.
I'm thinking it's more like an example that Rare has problems no matter who's holding the reins rather than a vindication of Nintendo. Nintendo still held Rare back in the sense that they forced them to turnaround a project like Dinosaur Planet, which looked a very promising original IP, into the godawful Star Fox Adventures.Gaia Theory said:So for all the bitching that was made about Nintendo holding Rare back and for all the cheers that MS would save them from publisher demands - We now have Conker Reloaded to use as an example of how people's perceptions are often wrong.
Teddman said:I'm thinking it's more like an example that Rare has problems no matter who's holding the reins rather than a vindication of Nintendo. Nintendo still held Rare back in the sense that they forced them to turnaround a project like Dinosaur Planet, which looked a very promising original IP, into the godawful Star Fox Adventures.
Duckhuntdog said:Oh, does MS have wonderful plans for Rare after Perfect Dark Zero. You thought Nintendo forced them to do things they didn't want...
Gaia Theory said:It's got to be said.
When Rare was sold BY Nintendo to Microsoft, everyone thought that the Nintendo shackles had been lifted.
That the mature, yet kiddie company Rare, would suddenly only start producing mature titles.
Turns out that is not true, and even their mature titles are being censored more heavily than Nintendo - the king of kiddie to some - by Rare's new daddy - Microsoft.
So for all the bitching that was made about Nintendo holding Rare back and for all the cheers that MS would save them from publisher demands - We now have Conker Reloaded to use as an example of how people's perceptions are often wrong.
Yes, it changed a lot. For one thing, wouldn't have been any Arwing sequences, and the story would not have had to be crammed into the StarFox universe. A lot of the original character designs went out the window.akascream said:You think the actual game changed though? I mean, why do you think fox has a staff instead of a gun. I'm sure most of the levels and puzzles and things remained the same, just with new art and they added fur for drinky.
akascream said:You think the actual game changed though? I mean, why do you think fox has a staff instead of a gun. I'm sure most of the levels and puzzles and things remained the same, just with new art and they added fur for drinky.
WHAT is being censored is not important - what is important is that censorship is happening at all.
akascream said:You make it sound so dirty, like 'the man' is holding them back. They probably just want to reach a wider audience. Sure the game is still a bit crass, but I can tell you a lot less people will be offended by it than if the f bomb was flying around.
It's like they get to have thier cake and eat it too. They get to swear, be mature AND not turn off the people offended by that stuff. Win win. =P
I didn't know that about SFA, too bad things are so ****** up right now...it would have been cool to see the original DP as like a DS game or something.
m0dus said:Gek, sometimes I wonder, man. Your statements run the gamut from brilliantly insightful to insanely idiotic (as do mine, perhaps being a bit more of the latter). You would actually NOT buy the game, despite the incredible visuals, updated jokes (check out Conker's new Van Helsing costume), and the addition of the online multiplayer? W T proverbial F, man? :lol
I have the 64 cart (fuck, I BOUGHT a 64 for that game) and I have the Rom on Project64 on my comp. This version looks to be the be-all-end-all, and I'll be damned if a few extra fucking bleeps creep in, or one or two monotonous tasks are removed. Seriously, folks, if you have scrapped all plans to get this game after finding out "twat" and "shit" are now bleeped, chances are you were wanting to get it for all the wrong reasons in the first place--IE, you're probably skipping homeroom right now to make some fake IDs :lol
Ninja Scooter said:its a game that involves a cartoon squirrel pissing on stuff and fighting a giant pile of shit. The audience isnt likely to change just cause they censored a few words here and there. If they really wanted to reach a wider audience, maybe those lazy fucks should have tried to get the game out a little sooner than 6 months before the Xbox is dead.
akascream said:That really is up to them, isn't it? If it bothers you that much that they are holding themselves down, you don't have to buy the game or anything. Where's the beef? =)
Amir0x said:You know, for all your bitching about trolling, you sure do seem a bit narrowminded yourself. First of all, you go on and on about the "negative" changes being limited to the bleeping. If you read the article, you know that's not true. According to it, the game is much easier, can be beaten in 7-10 hours, has removed several gameplay segments and has not updated the jokes for a more relevant take on pop culture. In fact, it says the only change to the "jokes" is that during the vampire section Conker is wearing a Van Helsing costume. Not only does none of the commentary or dialogue during this section change to suite this new Van Helsing wannabe-parody take, but it's not a very funny topic in pop culture in the first place.
You're being silly. You're telling people they have the wrong reasons. And, you know, I am willing to agree to that so much as the focus of this game is obviously multiplayer. But it's quite realistic to be disappointed at some of the changes. I don't know if it'd be enough to make me not buy it, but I'm sorry - a big visual upgrade and a gameplay/dialogue downgrade is NOT the reason many wanted to replay the single player section. You can't understand that? Well that's a damn shame, because the complaints are relevant. There's an overreactionary tone to it, but it's certainly not unexpected. When you want X, Y and Z but only get X, Y and they take away Z and replace it with B, some people are going to be annoyed. That's what happens.
And like I said, I myself am annoyed. It's not enough to prevent me from getting it (unless Live play is totally fucked), but it IS a legitimate disappointment.
Ninja Scooter said:who says it bothers me? Its freakin videogames. Lighten up, i don't take this shit that seroiusly. ANd for what its worth, i was never going to buy this game anyway (at least not at full price, maybe for cheap if the single player is still solid) I just think the censoring is dumb, and there is really no logical reason for it, and the cutting of levels/scenarios,/gameplay elements is dumb AND lazy.
Main Entry: 1cen·sor
Pronunciation: 'sen(t)-s&r
Function: noun
Etymology: Latin, from censEre to give as one's opinion, assess; perhaps akin to Sanskrit samsati he praises
1 : one of two magistrates of early Rome acting as census takers, assessors, and inspectors of morals and conduct
2 : one who supervises conduct and morals: as a : an official who examines materials (as publications or films) for objectionable matter b : an official (as in time of war) who reads communications (as letters) and deletes material considered sensitive or harmful
3 : a hypothetical psychic agency that represses unacceptable notions before they reach consciousness
Christ, now they're changing the ending? That was one of the best parts.
WordAssassin said:I'm wondering why nothing has been said of the "Panther King frozen in Carbonite" scene they added. And the much sought after but never officially confirmed alternate ending where Berri doesn't die. (Didn't Chris Seavor recently say something like, "With more powerful hardware, you get less lockups."?)
IGN said:There's no change to the Matrix sequence, no reference to the second or third movies at all (better to forget they existed) an the ending is identical to the original, right down to the last sour note.
WordAssassin said:I mean, hell, the demo already has two new parts in it. A new boss battle that's a spoof of Kill Bill, and a VERY extended electrocution scene. I have a feeling there's been plenty added to the single player, it's just scattered around and in little bits, so IGN didn't notice. I likely wouldn't have noticed the extended scene in the demo had I not been such a major COnker whore when it first came out.
I'd wadger that if you think before you act you can censor yourself. Say you get into a joking conversation with a female friend and you're about to say "Yeah, they were as big as your tits." but you think better of it and don't say it.