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The first, featuring the iconic duo of bird and bear the second following the adventures of a cute acorn-loving squirrel. That’s why Rare decided to drop its in-development RPG Project Dream and reuse the dead game’s engine to develop two 3D platformers at the same time: Banjo-Kazooie and Conker's Quest. So, of course, every gaming studio began to race against the clock to surf on Super Mario 64’s success wave and launch the next 3D platformer hit before their competitors.

That was the year Nintendo launched Super Mario 64, a revolutionary game that opened a whole new dimension for platformers. The history of Conker’s Bad Fur Day begins in 1996, long before the game was even in pre-production.

RELATED:‌ 25 Years Later, 'Super Mario 64' Is Still One of the Best 3D Platformers Ever So how did Rare, the producer of Banjo-Kazooie and Donkey Kong 64, end up doing a game about a drunk squirrel? And why should we feel lucky they did? Pour yourself a glass this is going to be a wild journey. At least until the bee and the flower start to have sex. However, by only glancing at Conker’s Bad Fur Day, parents could easily think their children were just playing another 3D platformer starring a fluffy protagonist. While the N64 was home to other Mature-rated games, such as Doom 64 and Resident Evil 2, those titles were clear about the violence and horror they featured. However, long before online stores even existed, Conker’s Bad Fur Day slipped a game into the Nintendo 64 filled with sex jokes, drug abuse, and Hollywood spoofs. The Nintendo Switch is doing an excellent job in shifting this false perception, as Nintendo keeps inviting third-party games to their online store nowadays, you can even find hentai on the Nintendo Switch. While it seems likely that more Rare-developed Nintendo 64 games are coming to Nintendo Switch Online in future, the only one actually confirmed for now is Banjo-Kazooie.While Mature-rated games were always available in Nintendo consoles, the company is publicly known for making family-friendly videogames filled with cute characters. While Zippo has accurately leaked Nintendo news in the past, it's always possible their intel is off, so fans should take this information with a grain of salt.

Of course, it must be stressed that none of this has been confirmed by Nintendo and is merely a rumor at this time. If Diddy Kong Racing is indeed coming to Nintendo Switch Online, perhaps Nintendo could time its release so that it comes at a time when maybe fans have had their fill of playing Mario Kart 64 multiplayer online. One of the main benefits of the Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack is the ability to play classic Nintendo 64 multiplayer games online. Besides the opportunity to revisit one of the Nintendo 64's most popular racing games, it would give fans the ability to play Diddy Kong Racing with online multiplayer, a first for the Nintendo 64 version of the game. Zippo specifically pointed to Banjo-Tooie, Killer Instinct, and Diddy Kong Racing as titles that are in the pipeline, with the possibility of even more Rare-developed games coming to the service after they make their debut.ĭiddy Kong Racing seems like it would top many fans' lists of games they'd like to see added to the Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack, and for good reason. RELATED: Nintendo 64 Switch Controller Has Extra ButtonsĪccording to Nintendo leaker Zippo, who has accurately leaked Nintendo news in the past, other Rare-developed games are coming to the Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack down the road. Considering this, it was a surprise to see Banjo-Kazooie confirmed for the Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack, but apparently it may not be the only Rare-developed game coming to the service. Banjo-Kazooie is a classic Nintendo 64 game and considered to be one of the very best titles available on the console, but Xbox owns Rare and therefore the rights to Banjo-Kazooie. Besides revealing which Nintendo 64 games would be available for Nintendo Switch Online alongside the launch of the pricier Expansion Pack, Nintendo also confirmed some of the Nintendo 64 games that will be coming to the service after launch.Īmong these Nintendo 64 games coming to the Switch Online Expansion pack post-launch is none other than Banjo-Kazooie. Nintendo dropped a bombshell when it announced that Nintendo 64 games were finally coming to Nintendo Switch Online, with nine N64 titles set to debut for the service in late October.