Beavis and Butt-head for the SNES is rough, even for die-hard fans. It kinda captures that chaotic energy of the show, and there are some funny moments...when it works. Mostly though, it's incredibly difficult, the controls are horrible, and it gets super repetitive fast. Maybe if you're really determined to play every B&B game ever, but otherwise, this one's a hard pass, even with nostalgia goggles on.
Haven't played this since I was like 5 or 6 years old... my mother caught me playing this and took the game away from me, so I didn't play it very long. All I remember from this game is that it starts off in a school with a bunch of skateboarding punks being obstacles.. and can't forget the hospital level, which includes a nurse with huge boobs as a boss.
I have very conflicted feelings on this game.
On one hand, I love it for it's commitment to recreating the show's crass style of humor. This game is often as hilarious as any episode of the show.
On the other hand, it's gameplay is ridiculously unfair. From the absurd amount of enemies to the trial-and-error required in completing it's puzzles, it's almost never actually fun to play.
Yet I keep coming back to it every few years anyway. Figure that one out.
On one hand, I love it for it's commitment to recreating the show's crass style of humor. This game is often as hilarious as any episode of the show.
On the other hand, it's gameplay is ridiculously unfair. From the absurd amount of enemies to the trial-and-error required in completing it's puzzles, it's almost never actually fun to play.
Yet I keep coming back to it every few years anyway. Figure that one out.
I'm a die-hard fan of these two morons and the Genesis version of this game is the only one that's worth a damn, though that isn't saying much. The password system is a tedious pain in the ass that doesn't even fully restore your progress in terms of keeping whatever items you've collected in your inventory, instead simply keeping track of the GWAR ticket pieces.
More than anything, this game serves as an odd little time capsule for the early days of the series with plenty of references to episodes from the first 3 seasons such as Bedpans and Broomsticks, Sick, Couch-Fishing, Be All You Can Be and Burger World.
More than anything, this game serves as an odd little time capsule for the early days of the series with plenty of references to episodes from the first 3 seasons such as Bedpans and Broomsticks, Sick, Couch-Fishing, Be All You Can Be and Burger World.