"Bug Justice" has the twisted twosome using a magnifying glass to try and burn ants before they take off with their stash of candy on the floor. "Court Chaos" is set on a tennis court, firing tennis to shoot down opponents who will do the same to you if you don't hit them in time. "Change It" sees the pair in front of 9 TV sets, and having to change all of the channels to "something cool" within the time limit. "Wrecked 'Em Ball" has Beavis catching various snacks from an old ware-house while avoiding falling debris and the occasionally swinging bulldozer ball. "Thank You Drive Through" sees the mischievous morons at work at Burger World, having to feed all the customers as quickly as possible, before the que gets too long.
Hock-A-Loogie isn't representative of the rest of the game, but it's a decent mini-game on its own.A collection of mini-games to run under Windows, including four - "Court Chaos", "Bug Justice", "Hock-A-Loogie", and "Air Guitar" - taken from the adventure game 'Beavis and Butt-head in Virtual Stupidity', and three new games - "Thank You Drive Through", "Wrecked 'Em Ball", and "Change It". Every 10 hits earns a green loogie, which can be hocked with the right mouse button, which doubles the score for a hit. 1 point is scored for hitting Principal McVicker, 2 points for hitting a cyclist, 5 points for hitting a squirrel, 7 points for hitting a paper airplane, and 10 points for hitting a car.
There is a distance indicator on the left side of the screen. The player can move left or right, and the distance is determined by how long you hold the mouse button. Players choose Beavis or Butt-Head, and score points for hitting targets from the roof of the school. The shareware demo is the first of four mini-games, called Hock-A-Loogie. Beavis and Butt-Head want to join the gang of a man named Todd, and they explore locations such as Burger World, their house, and Highland High School in the attempt. Sound Blaster or 100% Compatible Sound Cardĭouble Speed CD-ROM Drive Minimum Quad Speed RecommendedĨ Megabytes Memory Minimum 16 Megabytes Recommendedīased on the titular idiots of MTV fame, Virtual Stupidity is a point-and-click adventure. Beavis and Butt-Head in Virtual Stupidity 1995Ĥ86 DX33 Minimum Pentium Processor Recommended
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