#Conkers bad fur day remake how to

The area below the waterfall is missing (there was originally cash that the player could get later in the game.)

#Conkers bad fur day remake how to

When Conker explains how to skip cutscenes, his wording is modified slightly so he says 'pull the left trigger' instead of 'push the L button.' The player does not have to walk all the way around the fence to reach Birdy as in the original. However, at the end of the game, the scene is replayed and he staggers wildly as he did in the original. During the opening cutscene, Conker stumbles out of the bar much more slowly. Live & Reload's single player adventure is more heavily censored compared to the N64 version. Many characters facial expressions were neutered. The left analog stick can be used as a jump button if it is clicked. The speech bubbles are now semi-transparent and scroll vertically through text that wouldn't fit in one bubble. The metal-garbed goblin enemies originally only seen sparsely in BFD are now spread liberally across the game's areas. A triple-swing combo is also possible in C:L&R. However, when the player uses the frying pan (and, after Hungover, the baseball bat) the camera zooms in to Conker, and he holds out the weapon. In the original, the frying pan was a one-swing item. The weapon-swinging mechanics are changed. Conker, when left alone, now plays a different game system, the design of which is a nod to the Game Boy Advance SP.

For much of the game, Conker now uses a baseball bat instead of the frying pan. Any furry characters - (for example, Conker himself) have new fur-effects and there are other graphical modifications. The graphics, obviously, are vastly improved. All the music in the game has been re-recorded. Conker now wears green shorts and no longer wears gloves.

Following is a list of the major changes in the game. Conker: Live & Reloaded has many changes from Conker's Bad Fur Day.