Smaller details are animated more fully, like the movement of Conker's tail and the splashing of liquids in cups. That's not to say that detail is not extremely high in-game however. For instance, at one point you are rolling a dung ball up a mountain of, well dung, and not only does the ball create an indentation in the ground, but it also grows, much like rolling up a snowball to make a snowman. It's this sort of graphical extra that really makes this game stand out visually. The graphics are extremely strong in all areas and surpass everything we've come to expect from a game by Rare.
Music is well composed, and fitting, but the voice acting is truly superb.
I'm talking about full-blown conversations, occurring frequently and realistically with no noticeable breaks in the speech due to loading. I truly believe that without the speech, this game would have been a failure. Much to my delight however, it is pulled off flawlessly. Another area where CBFD shines aurally is in sound effects. The sound effects complete the levels, adding the final touch needed to make you think you really are wandering around in a pit of mud, or that you really are being sliced in half by a fan blade.