The rest of them appear to be disabled in the final game as trying to enter one results in a 'wrong cheat' message. Only the second cheat can be entered which enables the crash debugger.

Some debug related cheats that were used in the prototypes. While in this menu, a version number and build date can be seen. When the game crashes, it will display a crash debug menu. Debug Material Crash Debug Menu To do:Ī debug mode can be enabled by entering the cheat code 'XFYHIJERPWAL_IELWZS' (where '_' is a space). Some of these animations are of him petting Pikachu from the unused Pikachu cutscene. An unused jumping animation, a Conker farting idle animation, and a tail punch attack (possibly a leftover from Twelve Tales). This video shows some animations of Conker doing some things. In the final, he rises with a corn tooth on his hand.

The Great Mighty Poo's intro is different.

They were reintroduced in the Xbox remake, as seen here.

In the cutscene where you first encounter Rodent, there are two tied-up squirrels that aren't present in the final.

Unused variations of existing cutscenes exist in the ECTS Demo: Both were originally intended for a cutscene in the It's War chapter that was cut late in the game's development cycle at Nintendo's request however, the scene was intact in the ECTS Demo. (Source: Conkerguru's DeviantArt) Unused Animations Experimenting Cutscene LeftoversĪn animation of an Army squirrel laying down and cut open is in the game's data, along with an animation of a Tedi surgeon. This crate was seen as a background object during development of Twelve Tales. Judging by its look, this would have been used in Count Batula's mansion. Bug Catching NetĪ bug-catching net that seems to fit best in the Windy or Hungover chapters. A possible scrapped character, and judging by its unpolished look and lack of mouth, a minor one. Corn BagĪ typically boggle-eyed bag of corn which would fit perfectly in the Barn Boys chapter. Pikachu's TailĪccording to the game's designer, it was from a cutscene removed at Nintendo's request.which can be seen here. Would also have been for the SHC squirrels.

It can be restored in-game by using the below GameShark codes: Would have been used by the SHC squirrels in the It's War chapter, and was seen in early footage such as this. There's a lot more, like all this and this too.

This game has hidden development-related text.Īfter Conker's Pocket Tales, Rare decided to take their 'adorable little squirrel' N64 game Twelve Tales: Conker 64 (which was in development at the same time), scrap it, and recycle some concepts in an M-rated adventure game called Conker's Bad Fur Day. Thanks for all your support! Conker's Bad Fur Day Please consider supporting The Cutting Room Floor on Patreon.

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