Conker's Bad Fur Day Cheat Codes & Secrets

Cheat Code Entry System

Conker’s Bad Fur Day hides its cheat menu behind a somewhat obscure path. From the main menu, select Options, then navigate to Cheats. An on-screen keyboard appears — use the analog stick to highlight letters and press A to confirm each one. Press Start or the on-screen confirm button when the full code is entered. The game gives no feedback while typing; if a code is accepted, a brief confirmation tone plays.

All codes are case-insensitive and entered as a single string with no spaces.

Chapter Select & Level Codes

The game is divided into seven chapters. Completing the story unlocks chapter select naturally, but these codes let you jump immediately.

Chapters in order for reference when using select:

1. The Hungover (Windy)
2. Windy & Co.
3. Bats Tower
4. Old War
5. It’s War
6. Heist
7. Spooky (Rock Solid / Count Batula segment)

Multiplayer Codes & Unlockables

Conker’s multiplayer is one of the N64’s most underrated — seven modes including Deathmatch, Beach, Raptor, and Heist. Most content unlocks through play, but codes accelerate access.

Multiplayer character roster (unlocked through codes or completion):

• Conker
• Berri
• Gregg the Grim Reaper
• Weasel variants (Sniper, Grunt, Thermite)
• Tediz (multiple classes)
• Cavemen (Uga Buga chapter enemies)
• Zombies (Spooky chapter)
• Sky Jockey / SHC soldiers

Raptor Mode: Unlock by completing the Deathmatch circuit across all maps at least once. One player controls a Raptor using the C-buttons for special attacks; the remaining players try to survive.

Infinite Lives & Health Tricks

Conker’s Bad Fur Day does not use a traditional lives system — instead, continuing costs cash (Squirrels ($10 each)). Keeping your cash reserves high is functionally equivalent to infinite lives.

Cash farming — Windy chapter exploit:

1. Enter the Windy hub area
2. Locate the dung beetles rolling dung balls near the windmill
3. Each dung beetle drops cash when defeated
4. Exit to main barn, re-enter — enemies respawn
5. Repeat for as much cash as needed before difficult sections

Honey mechanic: Conker’s health is represented by a honey bar. Chocolate and other pickups restore it, but the most reliable infinite health setup is the anti-gravity chocolate in the Bat’s Tower chapter — stock up before the Great Mighty Poo boss fight.

Safe room trick: On several chapters, returning to a chapter entry point (the small alcoves or doorways) fully resets nearby enemy spawns without resetting your cash. Use this before boss fights to farm health items.

Bonus Modes & Hidden Unlockables

The Censorship Toggle (Regional): The North American version mutes several dialogue lines that appear in full in the PAL (European) release. There is no in-game code to restore censored audio on NTSC cartridges — PAL is the definitive uncensored release.

Developer Easter Eggs & Hidden Messages

The Rare Emblem: In the Windy chapter, look directly up at the center of the windmill blades when standing below them. For a single rotation frame, a Rare logo is embedded in the blade texture — only visible at specific angles.

Perfect Dark reference: The SHC soldiers in It’s War carry weapons visually modeled after guns from Rare’s Perfect Dark. The laser sight behavior is a direct mechanical reference to the FarSight XR-20.

Saving Private Ryan parody: The It’s War chapter’s opening beach assault is a shot-for-shot parody of the Normandy landing sequence. The camera angle, barrel roll intro, and first-wave casualties mirror the film directly. The Tediz are deliberately designed as Nazi analogs.

Matrix sequence: During the Rock Solid nightclub segment, Conker performs a slow-motion bullet-dodge. The camera rotates 360 degrees — a direct parody of the “bullet time” sequence from The Matrix (1999), two years after that film’s release.

Alien abduction: In the Barn Boys sub-chapter, a cow in the field is periodically lifted by a beam of light and vanishes. This happens on a fixed timer and has no gameplay effect — it’s a purely ambient reference to UFO abduction tropes. Wait roughly 90 seconds without moving to witness it.

Squirrel cameo: An early prototype of Conker appeared in the Diddy Kong Racing character roster (1997). Several textures in Conker’s Bad Fur Day contain unused early-build squirrel sprites from that era, visible only in hex editors or texture-ripping tools.

Great Mighty Poo’s opera: The boss fight against the Great Mighty Poo is a full operatic musical number. The lyrics were composed by Robin Beanland and Chris Seavor (the game’s director, who also voiced Conker). The score is written in a genuine operatic key signature — it’s not parody composition, it’s a real aria deliberately performed badly for comic effect.

Beneficial Glitches & Speedrun Exploits

Out-of-bounds skip — Bat’s Tower elevator: At the elevator in Bat’s Tower, position Conker in the far-left corner of the platform and hold Left + C-Down as the elevator rises. At the correct floor transition, Conker clips through the wall and lands on an invisible collision mesh above the normal geometry, skipping the top-floor trigger. Reload zone by pressing Start to warp to the next scripted point.

Dung Defender turret lock: During the turret defense sequence in It’s War, enemies approach from fixed spawn vectors. Aim the turret at bearing roughly 10 o’clock from center and hold fire — this single angle covers three of the five spawn paths. Combined with occasional sweeps to 2 o’clock, it’s possible to complete the sequence without moving the reticle more than 30 degrees total.

Sloprano frame-perfect dialogue skip: During the Great Mighty Poo boss fight, pressing B on frame 1 of the toilet paper cutscene interrupts the singing cycle early, forcing the boss into phase two without the full animated intro. Requires frame-perfect timing; easier on emulator with frame advance.

Cash duplication (early copies): In v1.0 cartridges (identifiable by the absence of a revision number on the cart label), dropping cash near a specific collision edge in the Heist chapter entrance causes the cash bag to duplicate. Walk off the edge and grab the drop — both the original and the copy register. Patched in later pressings.

Infinite Anvil skip — Bats Tower: The anvil-switching puzzle on level three of Bat’s Tower can be bypassed by ground-pounding (Z in midair) onto a specific floor tile while facing north. The collision flags treat the next door as already-triggered. Saves approximately 4 minutes in full-game runs.

Controller Reference (N64)

For any sequence-based inputs on N64 hardware:

All cheat codes for this title are text-entry based rather than button-sequence based — the on-screen keyboard uses Analog Stick to navigate and A to select each character.