Conker’s Bad Fur Day – Cane and Rinse No.218

Darren, Ryan, Cane and Rinse débutante Michiel Kroder and returning guest Jon Salmon discuss the potty-mouthed squirrel before, after and around the rather unorthodox platformer, Conker's Bad Fur Day. Focusing mainly on the original N64 comedy adventure, we discuss how a Scouse dung beetle sounds to non-English players, we consider what's it like to play the game for the first time in 2016 and whether the jokes stand the test of time fifteen years on. We also touch upon the Xbox 360 remake Conker: Live & Reloaded and its differences and maybe, possibly, speak about a giant opera-singing poo. Oh, and some Three Word Reviews, too! I mean, it'd be foolish of us not to, right? P.S. Contains bleeped swears. Music used in this issue: Track 1: Conker the King by Robin Beanland Track 2: Windy by Robin Beanland Track 3: Bats Tower by Robin Beanland Track 4: Windy (Bats Tower) by Robin Beanland Track 5: TrackThe Fairy Panther King by Robin Beanland Track 6: We Vill See Who Uses the Duct Tape by Robin Beanland Track 7: Gentlemen, Get Me One of These by Robin Beanland Track 8: Conker the King (Bad Fur Day) by Robin Beanland Track 9: Beardy erm, Birdy by Robin Beanland Track 10: Jinjo Village (Grant Kirkhope) by Robin Beanland Track 11: Mad Pitchfork - Barn Fight 1 by Robin Beanland Track 12: Windy ~ Barn Area by Robin Beanland Track 13: Exit the Beach by Robin Beanland Track 14: Enter the Vertex - Heist by Robin Beanland Track 15: Windy ~ Queen Bee Version by Robin Beanland Track 16: Bats by Robin Beanland Track 17: The Ugga's by Robin Beanland Track 18: Poo by Robin Beanland Track 19: Sloprano by Robin Beanland Track 20: The Boss & the Bomb by Robin Beanland Track 21: War Is a Terrible Thing by Robin Beanland Track 22: Conker: Live & Reloaded Opening by Robin Beanland Track 23: Conker: Live ~ Menu Screen by Robin Beanland Track 24: Conker: Live ~ Menu Screen II by Robin Beanland Track 25: Castle von Tedistein by Robin Beanland Track 26: Conker the King - Reprise by Robin Beanland Track 27: End Credits by Robin Beanland Cane and Rinse 218 was edited by Ryan Hamann Do you have an opinion about this particular game or maybe about our podcast in general? Then why not venture into our forum and leave us your feedback. Whilst there you could also interact with our ever-growing and friendly community, in discussing past, present and future videogames (and lots of other stuff too!) and perhaps even arrange some games with like-minded individuals. Sound good? Come and say hello at The Cane and Rinse forum