"Beavis and Butt-head in Virtual Stupidity" is an adventure video game. It was first released in 1995 as a PC CD-ROM title by Viacom New Media. In the United States, the game received an age guidance rating of "T" which deemed it appropriate for ages 13 and above. The system requirements to run the game are minimal by today's computing standards but include: System: 486/33 or equivalent RAM: 8 MB Hard Drive Space: 20 MB Set in the fictional American town of Highland, Texas, the crude and uneducated duo of Beavis and Butthead continue their lives as typical teenage boys. In contrast to the popular television series ...  Read the complete review

Well, this game is a total disaster. When When you first plug it into your snes and get into the first level you realise how much of a 'naff' game this is going to be. You urge yourself to think that things can only get better but dont kid yourself. Its all the way down hill from here. The game is a basic platformer with all the usual jump and punch buttons. Its supposed to be an isometric game so u can walk forwads and backwards although having said that, the pathetic amount of forward and backwards movment that can be made shouldnt really count. The game also features a 2-player mode which is quite astonishingly rubbish. The other player jus gets in ...  Read the complete review

One can’t expect impressive game play and fun filled enjoyment from a game like this and that’s judging by the title alone. There were great platform type games on the SNES, like Super Mario World, Super Mario All-stars. I even enjoyed Plok and B.O.B. However, this is another one of the ‘bad’ variety of 2D platform games that ‘graced’ the SNES. The plot is another matter. Beavis and Butthead intend to go to the GWAR concert but don’t have enough money for tickets, so they reckon that if they do enough cool things, they’ll be so famous they can get in for free. There are 5 levels, thank God. There could’ve ...  Read the complete review