10 Lost Video Game Characters You Didn't Realise Came Back

Perhaps the most tragic of the list, Conker seems to have been stretched out way too far(in terms of both artistic portrayal and business utility), losing a lot of his personality in the process.

Though the foul-mouthed little drunkard would see a Bad Fur Day remake on the original Xbox, since then, it seems his days - bad fur or otherwise - have been spent hidden from view.

Though he’d appear as a truly hideous mascot in a Hololens game prototype where he’d navigate your living room (a neat concept, with middling implementation), you’d be forgiven for missing a more traditionally Conker-esque portrayal of the ginger madman... it was hidden away in the now-forgotten game creation tool, Project Spark.

Taking place a decade after Bad Fur Day, “Conker’s Big Reunion” was a short, stand-alone game made to showcase the flexibility of the Project Spark software, and though admittedly, it was actually quite enjoyable/true to character, it was clear that this was more a marketing tool than anything else (with a focus on getting players to make their own Conker-based levels and adventures).

Certainly no Great Mighty Poo, but I’ve had far better fur days.