Cheats - http://maxpages.com/maxscheats/conkers_bad_fur_day

well... to get you off hte right foot, Alot of people recommend what? Cheating! So lets start you off with some gameshark codes then normal hints codes etc!!!

Action	code
Infinite Health P1 Multi Player	800cc49a0006
Infinite Health P2 Multi Player	800cc7c60006
Infinite Health P3 Multi Player	800ccaf20006
Infinite Health P4 Multi Player	800cce1e0006
Stop Timer Multi Player	8108fd7a7500
Infinite Lives	800d21440009
Infinite Cash	810d2148e0ff 810d214a05f5
Unlock All Levels And Chapters	810e9d0300ff 810e9d0400ff
Unlock All Characters Multi Player	810e9d0100ff 810e9d0200ff
Infinite Air	800cc3820001
Press C Up And Z To Make Conker Glide Right after you jump, press C Up and Z to make Conker Glide	d1042a142008 810cc2f03f80

Now the hints, tips, cheats.

Unlock Greg The Grim Reaper Enter the following code at the Cheat Menu:
BILLYMILLROUNDABOUT

Unlock Super Brutal Muliplayer Mode Enter the following code at the Cheat Menu:
SPUNKJOCKEY

Unlock Heist Level Enter the following code at the Cheat Menu:
CHOCOLATESTARFISH
Now enter Chapters and select Heist Level.

Unlock Neo Conker Enter the following code at the Cheat Menu:
EASTEREGGSRUS
Then go to Multi ad select Neo Conker.

Unlock Barn Boys Level Enter the following code at the Cheat Menu:
PRINCEALBERT

Unlock Bats Tower Level Enter the following code at the Cheat Menu:
CLAMPIRATE

Unlock Sloprano Level Enter the following code at the Cheat Menu:
ANCHOVYBAY

Unlock Uga Buga Level Enter the following code at the Cheat Menu:
MONKEYSCHIN

Unlock Spooky Level Enter the following code at the Cheat Menu:
SPANIELEARS

Unlock It's War Level Enter the following code at the Cheat Menu:
BEELZEBUBSBUM

Unlock All Scenes & Levels Enter the following code at the Cheat Menu:
WELDERSBENCH

Unlock Baseball Bat (In Multi-Player Mode) Enter the following code at the Cheat Menu:
DRACULASTEABAGS

50 Lives Enter the following code at the Cheat Menu:
BOVRILBULLETHOLE

Very Easy Mode Enter the following code at the Cheat Menu:
VERYEASY

Easy Mode Enter the following code at the Cheat Menu:
EASY

Debug Mode Enter the following code at the Cheat Menu:
XFYHIJERPWALIELWZS

Unlock Weasel Henchman (In Multi-Player Mode) Enter the following code at the Cheat Menu:
CHINDITVICTORY

Unlock Sergeant & Tediz Leader (In Multi-Player Mode) Enter the following code at the Cheat Menu:
RUSTYSHERIFFSBADGE

Unlock Caveman (In Multi-Player Mode) Enter the following code at the Cheat Menu:
EATBOX

Unlock Villagers & Zombies (In Multi-Player Mode) Enter the following code at the Cheat Menu:
BEEFCURTAINS

Unlock Frying Pan (In Multi-Player Mode) Enter the following code at the Cheat Menu:
DUTCHOVENS

Uncensored Conker Enter the following code at the Cheat Menu:
BEEPSAGONER

Funny Comments Enter just about any obsecene word you can think of as a code and you will hear Conker make funny comments.

Unlock Conker (In Race And War Mode) Enter the following code at the Cheat Menu:
WELLYTOP

getting you started...
What, you want the whole game played for you? Well, maybe you do, but all I'm giving you is the first three levels. Follow this guide and you'll be well on your way to loads of guttermouthed fun with Conker.

Area 1
After talking with the scarecrow, cross the water to the platform. Conker will remember his Helicopter Hover move. Jump the platform to the left, and follow it up. Take note of the door, and keep moving. Eventually you'll see a huge lever. Jump to grab it, and you'll open the door. Go back to it, head inside, learn the frying pan trick, and whack the key. Use it to open the door. Now head back up and talk to the stone golem. Whack him with the frying pan, and he'll fall over. Jump to the rock, and then hover jump to the right. Use the Trigger to blow open the rock, and head inside.

Area 2
Grab the chocolate as you work your way down, and talk to the worried bee. Now head across up the Nasty Path, grab the hive from the other bees, and follow the path all the way back to the queen. She'll reward you with money, which you can then give to Birdy to receive the manual for the catapult. Now, using this, nail the 4 bugs on the hill (they take two hits each), and you'll open the door at the top. When you near this area, Conker will wonder which path to take. Take the right one.

Area 3
Head towards the door in front of you, and follow the path to the right. Here you'll need to get rid of a pestering mouse. Run to the left of the door, bypass the jumping blocks, and you'll meet the box's brother. Whack the cheese inside, and bring three pieces to the mouse. Once he's taken care of that rodent, Jump onto Jack, then his girlfriend block, and onto the pipe. Follow it up to the roof, and locate the trigger switch that will open the barn door. Grab the cash, and then Conker will let you know it's 10 o'clock. Drop down and enter the barn. After several word balloons, head over to the pitchfork. Have him chase you towards the hopping haystacks, and jump over them. The pitchfork will hit them instead. Once they're all taken care of, you'll need to hit the switch that's next to the barn entrance. This will drop the old man Bee out into the open. Head outside to talk to him.

Now walk over to the sunflower and talk to her. You'll discover she is ticklish. Now head over to the bees that are near the bouncing wooden crate. They'll tell you that they prefer to tickle instead of sting people. Lead them back to her, and you'll have 4 more to find and take back. The next group is near the stage's front door (look up to see them). The next set is around the area where the walking cheese was (you'll have to climb the rocks in the back). The fourth set is up on the barn, near the door switch you hit earlier. The final set is further up on the roof, requiring you to high jump to the next part of the roof, and then climbing the ladder up to the top. Once you bring them all back to the flower, the male bee will have his way. Once he's done, jump off her and up to the hole above to claim your cash prize.

Head back to the wooden crate, and jump off to the ledge that leads inside the barn. Once inside, you'll see the platforms you need to cross in order to reach the pitchfork that had hung itself. Use the context switch to get knives, and throw the knives at the rope to cut him down. Drop down and talk to him, and he'll help you out with the huge hay boss. You will need to hop onto Frank, and then hit the boss three times. The final hit will cause the cinema to kick in, and the floor to fall out.

You'll now have to deal with his Terminator side (complete with music). The first order of business is to dodge his missiles. While on the broomstick, run behind on of the huge poles that decorate the room. The robot should blow up the pipe, causing water to pour out. Now peek out from the side, and the robot should walk into the water, electrocuting itself. While he's incapacitated, run up to him on Franky, and when he spins, jump and hit the huge red button marked "Do Not Push" that's on his back. Do this with the other 2 poles in the room, and you'll blow the boss to smithereens. Now comes the fun part. Really.

You'll now have to contend with the room filling with water, which isn't good considering the electrical wires that are dangling sparks from above. Run to the pole near the "exit" signs, and climb the ladder behind it. When you reach the top, use the context pad to throw knives at all the electrical cords. Once those are taken care off, you can swim to the next pole, do the same thing again, and then when that's done, swim for the exit.

Once inside the room, you'll be back in the barn area. Hop on top of the tablet that the turtle is reading, and he'll toss you up to an area with money. Jump to the bright light and head out. You're on the outside now, on top of the barn near the flip side of the water tank. Climb the ladder up, avoiding the wasps carefully as you do (move up and down on the ladder). Once you get to the top, you'll see the diving board. Jump up and outward, and when you the light bulb, hit B. This will cause Conker to turn into an anvil and slam into the context pad below, opening the sewer grate that's to the left of the flower. Head down towards the grate, and collect the cash inside. Now head out of the level, and head towards the "place that smelled poohey", which is right next-door. Go inside the house, and let the cinema kick in.

Back to Area 2
After talking to the dung beetle, hop onto the trap door, press B, and begin the rope climbing to the top. When you see the hole that poo is falling out of, jump in there and work your way up. Here's where you get to play with the bull. Go to your left, and run onto the ramp near the prune juice container. Turn around and look at the area that you just came from, so you'll see the small ledge you can jump to. Follow that all the way up to the top, and run in the direction on the handle. This will drop prune juice into the cow feeder. Now drop down, and stand in front of the small target. Jump before the bull rams you, and the bull will slam into the button. This will cause a cow to come out, as well as bring up a target wall. You will need to stand in front of the wall, and jump again to avoid the bull. This time however, when he hits the wall, he'll be knocked silly, so press B to ride him. You will now need to hit the cow, which will cause her to go drink the juice. After that, she'll begin to?relieve herself in the middle of the arena. While she's doing that, you need to hit her again (killing her) to bring out the next two cows. Each successive cow requires an extra hit to make it drink the juice. Once you've pruned, pooped, and killed the last cow, the bull will take care of itself. Now go back inside, and swim through the poop to the context pad. Conker will throw away his waders and learn to swim. Swim all the way to the black hole, and you'll end up in the original room. Now jump in, and swim to the door, then surface. You'll spot the money above door. Grab it and then swim into the hole below, again. Once you're back in the starting area, go outside. The dung beetle will give you your ball of poo.

Take the poo ball and roll it up the ramp behind the house, avoiding the bugs as you go. Eventually you'll reach an end point, and will drop the ball into a bug, exploding it with a TNT stick. Go down and grab the fresh pooh ball, and repeat the procedure with the other ramp. Push it into the hole at the top, and it'll roll down and break open the door. Head inside to enter Poo Mountain.

Inside here, you will need to whack the sweet corn, and then toss them into the vat in the center of the room. After you get all of them, King Poo will surface. Stand on the B plates to get toilet paper, which you must throw into his mouth when he sings. Repeat this until he sings a super high note, which will slightly crack the glass in the back. Repeat the process until he completely cracks the glass, then run, grab the cash, and pull the plunger. Once the pooper is gone, head down the hole he created. Hop the platforms, and head inside the cave with the light.

You'll now be in a room with a water area. Drop into the drink, swim past the three spinning blades (grabbing air from the pipe if you need it), and then swim to the top on the other side. Climb the rope that's down the hallway, jump to the platform with the blades, dodge those and climb the other rope. This will put you in the next room. From here you will need to cross the bridge, and then talk to the two weasels at the other side. With a hefty bribe and a bit of wisecracking, they'll allow you to enter the next area.

Good luck ahead.

The review
The Skinny:
This quite possibly is the best N64 game ever. Forget
Golden Eye, Perfect Dark, and Zelda?they don't
even compare to Conker's. Hands down, this is the
most entertaining game of the year! Why is this game so
much fun? Well I don't even know were to begin. Could
it be the filthy language or the humorous cut scenes? Or
maybe it's just the plain, bare-bones fun game play.
Considering that I am not a fan of the N64 or any of the
titles out for the game, this game was a big surprise for
me.

The first thing that drew me to the game was the adult theme. Finally, there is
a game that speaks my language (literally). It's just surprising that this game is
an N64 title. Imagine a psuedo-Leisure Suit Larry mixed with
Banjo-Kazooie and you get Conker's.

I have waited for a game like this for a while: raunchy humor mixed with
Disney-esque characters. The game contains strong sexual themes throughout
the game: naked female flowers to a sleazed out girlie chipmunk (plus, again,
the language). I am in love!

The landscape and characters are very disgusting as well; like the big hive
made out of crap to the singing turd monster that dwells inside. The game is
pretty gory too, check out Conker's many ways of dying. All of this just pure,
sickening fun! The tasks that Conker must complete are every bit as absurd
as the game is vile. Duties range from tickling a flower so a bee can "pollinate
her" to having to make cows crap in a gutter to advance further in the game.
You can definitely see the British comedic influence in the game; it has that
Monty Python feel to it. While all of this sounds like it would appeal to a five
year old, the themes involved make it such that it appeals to the older crowd
without being too childish.

One of the keys to the success of this game is definitely the game play. It
plays like a Sonic - Banjo-Tooie hybrid. Some moves are even the same as
in Banjo; it is evident that the Banjo engine powers the game. The moves are
really basic, whick makes for easy playability, and any special moves or
objects like weapons and such are explained to you in the game.

Another cool feature of Conker's is the context sensitive platforms. When
you stand on one of these platforms, you have to perform a special move or
fire a weapon to complete a task. Why is this so cool? Well this means that
you don't have to carry unnecessary weapons or items with you, plus the
platforms have cool cut scenes.

Maneuvering Conker is a snap. Jump and hit are the basic moves of this
game, with some swimming and climbing involved. All of the C buttons are
dedicated to camera angles, so there aren't that many moves or buttons
associated with the game play. But the buttons that are used makes for some
really well-rounded controls overall.

The game life is another perk. While most adventure games can be a little
confusing, this one is clear and easy to grasp. It isn't overly hard, and the
situations and tasks that must be completed are self-explanatory. It is nearly
impossible to get stuck on a certain mission without knowing what to do. The
cut scenes and the humorous remarks from the creatures of Conker-land
keep your interest rolling. If you happen to need a break from the adventure,
get one of your buddies together for some multi player gaming, which is a
whole different game in it's self.

There is so much involved with the multi player games that they need their
own review. In order to get the whole experience of this game, you must dive
in to the multiplayer games. There happens to be about 10 different mini
games involved here. You guessed it; the shooting frenzy games are just like
Golden Eye/Perfect Dark. I think that speaks for it's self. There are racing
games, tank games and tag games all through out goofy world and
landscapes, and there are tons of characters to unlock throughout the games.

The games flow smoothly, and they don't ever let you slip into boredom. If
you get tired of one game, you can easily play a different one and your interest
quickly returns. Even if you don't have any people to play with, not a
problem, you can play against the computer which is really more challenging
anyway. It's the standard split-screen action with smooth flowing controls.
The best part is that you never run out of ammo, which is a plus because the
weapons are scattered scarcely throughout the levels. The death scenes are
pretty cool too; each weapon will make a character bite the dust in different
way. Stuffed War Bears?

The cutesy looking graphics that are rich color and the creamy smooth
animation simply can not be overlooked. For a N64, game this isn't bad at all.
The way the world was laid out was like a trippy version of Disney World.
The cut scenes were nicely done nice; they aren't those nice CG-style movies,
but it doesn't matter, the in-game graphics worked fine for the intermissions
and cut scenes. The character animation is smooth and concise, containing
virtually no clipping at all, and there is never too much going on at once with
the graphics.

The sound isn't too shabby either, the music can get a little annoying at times
but it isn't over bearing. The sound track switches up regularly so it doesn't
become too repetitive. The sound effects are great, from the sounds of bugs
bursting when shot to the sound of Conker walking through a field of crap.
The effects are perfect for the situations and actions taking place, they add to
the raunchiness of the game. The game definitely appealed to my senses.

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