Conker: Live and Reloaded

While the N64 version only censors "f*ck", the Xbox version censors "f*ck", "sh*t", "fel*tio", "a**hole", and "tw*t". However, the Xbox version is way more violent and bloody.

Well i,ve played this game at like 12 years in the 90s and its for kidsish

Great game if you are 18+. For any kid who is looking at this game, IT IS NOT A KIDS GAME OR A FRIENDLY ANIMAL GAME! If you enjoy tv shows like Family Guy or South Park and you are 18+, you will love this game!

I'm not a parent but parents make sure if your letting your 14 and under kids play this game that they know not to repeat anything bad in this game and also make sure they are mature enough to play this game.

THIS IS A REVIEW FOR CONKER'S BAD FUR DAY FOR N64. I've never played Conker's Bad Fur Day, but my Dad gave me opportunity's to play it (Especially when dad pulls out our N64 cartridge's and one of them was that game) but i have heard story's from my dad about the "Great Mighty Poo" and he says the S-word, in "i am the great mighty poo, i'm gonna throw my ____ at You" but when my dad says that line he replaces S--t with Poop, one final thing, my dad says "it's okay if you're dads with you" Mature 15+ only

This game is very well on the same inappropriate level of GTA. But that does not stop it from being a great game! Onnn the N64. The only thing better on the Xbox are the graphics. They even censored it.This game is very immature such as fighting a boss such as "the great mighty poo" like WTF!! Not for kids in ANYWAY hence the M rating.

I agree with the review, but the consumerism part isn't highlighted. This game is a remake of a Nintendo 64 classic, which has more bad stuff that Live and Reloaded censors. Also, the way Heinrich (the final boss) is defeated is similar to how Mario defeats Bowser in Super Mario 64. Furthermore, in both games and their remakes, the final boss has to be correctly tossed three times in order to beat the game being played. Consumerism can take the form of cameos as well.

I'd like to make it clear: this game is one of my all-time favorites as well as my 2nd favorite N64 game. This game is fun, hilarious, clever, and an amazing experience. What started out as a kid-friendly, cutesy game ended up as a crude and lewd game, and it worked great for this game. Unfortunately, due to being released at the end of the Nintendo 64's lifespan (and a high price tag as well) it sold poorly and didn't get the respect it deserved. This reason is why it's great that this got a re-release. Rare certainly did one thing right with this remake. They updated the graphics very well. The game looks beautiful, and is one of the best-looking games on the Xbox. However, they made a fatal error when porting this game. They censored it. This kind of pisses me off. The argument that Nintendo is a kiddie company compared to Micosoft could fall flat when considering this. It's not that the game isn't fun without the profanity, but it's just not the same. Also, the great multiplayer from the original is replaced with a not-so-good one. This is unfortunate, as online multiplayer could have been great, but instead it's quite mediocre. Overall, if you haven't played the original, you should pick this up. It has the same awesome gameplay and humor that made this game so fun in the first place. However, this is the inferior version of the game. If you still have your N64, get the original cartridge. While it's a bit on the pricey side, it'll be worth your money. On the topic of age-appropriateness, this is not a good choice for young children. However, I think older kids and teens, if they're mature, can handle this game.

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This game is vulgar. But this remake censors S**T and F**K and some of the violence. In the N64 version they uncensor S**T and it is 10X more vulgar.