Virtual Stupidity (video game)

This page is about the 1995 video game. For the Season 9 episode of the same name, click here.

Beavis and Butt-Head: Virtual Stupidity is an adventure computer game based on Beavis and Butt-Head. It was released on August 31, 1995. The game also featured four mini-games called Hock-A-Loogie, Court Chaos, Bug Justice and Air Guitar. The main plot, plays like an episode of the series (complete with animated cutscenes), where Beavis and Butt-Head try to get into Todd's gang while completing tasks and explore throughout Highland.

There was also a Japan-only port for the original PlayStation, released in 1998. While the PlayStation version has English and Japanese text, all the spoken dialog is Japanese. A fan-made "translation" exists that replaces the Japanese audio with English audio from the PC version.

Premise[]

Considering the tidbits of in-series canon and the faithful material the game presents, Virtual Stupidity appears to take place sometime after the middle of Season 5 (which was still airing when the game was released). It should also be noted that the series has a floating timeline, meaning that there is an airy and unestablished order which any episodes represent themselves in for the viewer's interpretation, but the events presented show that much has happened over the course of the run to where the boys bring them up with ease.

Characters[]

Beavis and Butt-Head - The titular dim-witted and crude protagonists. This time, they are out to join Todd's gang to be "cool" and for the pursuit of "scoring", which they believe will await for them when they do join. Unlike many episodes, the game sheds further light onto the duo's abusive relationship and why they are abhorred by the people of Highland, showing their daily lives' interactions with their town in full.
Tom Anderson - An old man and the duo's neighbor. The boys often abuse his trust and utilize his tools in the most destructive ways known (Huh huh, tools). He is a patriotic veteran and is seen frequenting the Legion Veteran's Hall; he is incredibly senile, of which Beavis and Butt-Head often take advantage of.
David Van Driessen - The duo's hippie teacher at Highland High. An activist in his spare time, he attends a sperm whale fundraiser at the coffee shop.
Mrs. Dickey - The science teacher at Highland High. The duo have to show her the bathroom pass to leave her classroom and properly embark on their quest.
Coach Buzzcut - The duo's hard-tempered and ferocious PE coach. A retired Marines officer and proud patriot. Hates the boys with a burning passion. Can withstand kicks in the "jimmy" with barely any pain.
Principal McVicker - The nervous and spastic principal of Highland High. He is driven insane by the boys' antics at his school, of which he feels has demolished his and his school's reputation. The duo manage to get him trapped on his school's roof, where he will remain for the rest of the game.
Maxi-Mart Clerk - The bored clerk at the convenience store that the duo frequent. He hates his job and hoodlums, like the duo and Todd. His store is called "Food Mart" in this game.
Todd - The local petty thug of Highland and secondary antagonist of the game. Though he issues beatings and abuse to the boys, they still admire him and wish to join his gang. In the series, he usually gets away with his crimes and bullying the duo, but this game appears to catch up with him.
Gina - The local beauty queen with a trashy hair cut, and Todd's current girlfriend. While he is out, she acts as his accomplice in crime by holding onto his car keys.
Earl - One of Beavis and Butt-Head's classmates. A hoodlum like Todd, but only appears once in the game.
Leroy - The main antagonist of the game. The enemy of Todd, and mistaken as a "friend" by the dumbass duo, he leads a newly formed street gang of his own, and refuses to give up his car after Todd wins ownership of it after a competition of some kind. Plans to kill Todd sometime in the game, the last time he is seen was when he and his gang were caught by the hooks of a slaughterhouse processing belt and taken off-screen. His gang members, who were later shown to have survived the incident, strongly imply he is alive, but they all eventually get their vehicles stolen, putting them back to square one as mere hoodlums.
Burger World Manager - The inadequate manager of Burger World, where the duo work. Only appears in the first part of the game informing them that the restaurant is closed for renovations and that they don't need to come in for a few days.
Daria Morgendorffer - The apathetic, but smart and quickwitted brainy girl of Highland. Is often at the scene of many of the boy's antics and wrongdoings, either bailing them out or justifyingly making it worse for them.
Martin - A highly intelligent classmate of Beavis and Butt-Head, formerly a gifted student until Beavis accidentally fried his brain while he was performing a dangerous IQ enhancing experiment on himself. Although he was reduced to a moron not unlike the duo the last time he was seen, he appears to have regained his intellect in this game (albeit still in the duo's class), and performs a similar experiment on a chimpanzee to translate its noises.
Redneck Lady - Appears in many episodes, but is known mostly as the duo's bus driver. A fat, bloated adult woman with a cigarette constantly in her mouth and her hair left in curlers, she is seen driving the bus the duo takes to school. This time, it appears she is out of her job and thrown into the slammer for an unmentioned crime.
Groundskeeper/Janitor - The old groundskeeper of Highland High, he appears to have a neutral standing with the boys, where he also let Butt-Head play with the dead animals he found, but responsible for cleaning their messes at school. He appears to have a hidden fetish for bestiality and moonlights as Chuckles the Clown at parties.
Kyller - Appeared in "Most Wanted". An escaped serial killer the boys encountered when he escaped prison, interacting with the duo eased him and established a sort of sanity for him. After giving the duo tattoos of their liking, he turned himself in and vowed to turn a new leaf, giving inmates butt tattoos in peace for the remainder of his sentence. But he has appeared to relapse and is now an ill-tempered, on-edge psycho once again.
Concert Girls - Appeared in "Take a Number". Unlike the skanky Lolita and Tanqueray, these two girls are more like Beavis and Butt-Head, only more intelligent and wily. Though they like the duo, they also like to trick them and get them into misadventures of their own, but not as selfish and harmful as the antics of the former femme duo. They are often seen riding in a sky blue Rolls Royce/Volkswagen Beetle-like convertible.
Wilbur - One of the duo's nerdy classmates, who they consider a "dork". Appears in the Coffee Shop reciting philosophical poetry.
Sam: A deranged criminal who lives under his bed in his cell at Highland County Jail. He writes disturbing, childlike poetry and is even shown to be a cannibal, as he eats a guard whole. He is eventually revealed to be a Harry Sachz lookalike, and he is taken away to be executed. He wears false teeth.

Plot[]

Menu — The interactions that can be used in the game: Inventory, Move, Talk, Look, and Use.

The game starts with Beavis and Butt-Head working at Burger World, where they decline the order of Todd, who threatens them after they ignore him to continue to ogle a well endowed customer from afar. Despite getting beaten up by him, the duo consider him to be cool and remark that he would make a great manager.

In Mrs. Dickey's science class, Beavis and Butt-Head, bored after examining a dead frog for a class project, look out at the window and notice Todd and a rival gang member have a scuffle in the school parking lot. Admiring how cool Todd is, they decide to skip school and head out to see what he's up to and ask him if they can join his gang.

Ditching School - Afternoon around town[]

The duo ask Daria for a "science thing" to get out of class, but she tells them that the bathroom pass would be a lot quicker. They take the bathroom pass to excuse themselves from class, and proceed to head out to hall. Though they are to head out the door, it will not be that simple; Principal McVicker is out front. Knowing that this will not be easy, the boys enter the gym. Looking around, they see a springboard and gymnastics horse to get themselves up to a ladder; Beavis' attempt to help ushers in him getting quashed in the groin. Getting the ladder down, and going up to the roof, they jam a stick through the vent fan, and the boys proceed to spit loogies, where it then attracts the ire of McVicker. As he dashes through the school doors for their blood, the duo slide down the vent that they broke, and head out to freedom, leaving McVicker to get trapped on the roof due to the hatch locking from the outside, and being too fat to go down the vent. Before they can leave, however, two thugs from a rival gang, led by a guy named Leroy, hold up the duo, making it known to pass the message to him that their leader is looking for Todd.

Making it home to relax, they get a phone call from Burger World, learning that they will not be needed at work for the next few days due to renovations in the dining area, which is cool for them. Heading out to the Food Mart for some nachos, they realize they don't have any money, and knowing that Todd also frequents the place, asks the clerk if he has been around; he soon mentions that "those punks" are loitering and fouling up the park. The duo spot Tom Anderson, and ask him to spare a dollar for some snacks. He instead gives them a tip that the local legion is holding an odd job opening.

Beavis and Butt-Head get to the park, only shortly after seeing Todd leave and mentioning about a meeting at the slaughterhouse, which Beavis takes as a party, and both agree that they are to be there. To the trio of his lackeys squatting around, they give them the message that two of their "friends" want to talk to Todd, and further mention that they would want to join their gang, to which one of the thugs ask for some food from Burger World, then they will get in a good word for the duo.

As the two go to Burger World, they find that their workplace is now closed for renovations upon arrival, completely forgetting about their phone call from the manager earlier, and is only available by drive through. Even as they actually want to work for once, the manager is dealing with everything during their workplace's renovations, and their connections are cut off at the most inopportune moment. Remembering that they could get money from that job, they head down to the Legion and meet their gym coach Buzzcut, who, while laughing at the idea of them washing the tank, decides to let them try with the threat of beating them up if they fail to do so properly. As he leaves, Van Driessen appears, and Butt-Head attempts to wash, but realizes that it would be easier to "drive" it to a car wash. They climb to the top, but are too weak to lift the hatch on the tank. Noticing their teacher nearby, Van Driessen tells them of a Sperm Whale charity fundraiser and awareness meet up at the local coffee shop, and suggests they go to it to make up for skipping class earlier.

The two make it to the coffee shop, but are told to make a donation, or to show a flier for entry. Learning from the woman up front that they are sold at the Maxi-Mart, they head off there as well, but the clerk also tells them that Todd's gang also acted in delinquency by grabbing all of them for the hell of it. Heading down to the park, the boys tip over a nearby trash can, and scavenge a flier. Making way into the shop, the duo look around in the calm, but rather droll experience the meet has to offer. Beavis, noticing coffee all around the joint, proceeds to drink up and guzzle down any he finds, and making to the manager, whom Butt-Head proceeds to irritate and drive off, they sneak into the back, having learned that the espresso is unusually strong today. Beavis proceeds to drink from the dispenser, causing him to go on a sugar rush and turn into Cornholio.

Making it back to the Legion building, Beavis, still as Cornholio, proceeds to rip off the tank's hatch with superhuman strength, and the two now have something to properly ride. Making it to Burger World, the two grab the food, much to the manager's bewilderment at their choice of vehicle, and head off to the park. Along the way, riding in badassery and style, the concert girls drive by and admire their tank. Afterwards, the boys immediately crash the tank at the intersection, crushing a car and causing a major accident by not noticing the red light.

Making it back to the park, they give the food to the gang members, but immediately after, the cops pull up. With the gang members making a run for it, Beavis and Butt-Head get there at the wrong place at the wrong time, and though the cop responds that they have the right to call, Beavis responds in turn to call one of the cops a dumbass.

Incarceration - Highland County Jail[]

As they are busted and taken into the jailhouse for the gang's crimes (and likely for crashing the tank), Beavis and Butt-Head are in a cell with two inmates, Leroy and Sam. Noticing "Todd's friend" in front of them, Leroy asks the duo for the favor of getting him a quarter, allowing him to get all of them out of there. Screwing around with the soap, Butt-Head gets Beavis to suck on it after they get Sam to eat it, whom the latter explains that it must taste "minty fresh" upon Sam's eating, and he then spits it out onto the floor in disgust. Making small talk again to Leroy, the conversation escalates to where Beavis and Leroy complain and raise their voices attracts the attention of the prison warden in charge of their cell to get them to settle down. As the fatheaded warden makes his way to attack Beavis, he slips on the soap from earlier. Sam, the psycho, lurking under his bed, then takes the opportunity to drag away the warden and proceeds to grisly eat him, to where his keys fly out for the boys to grab.

Making it out to the inner yard, Beavis and Butt-Head come across one inmate they haven't seen in a while: Kyller, the escaped psychopath whom they befriended and got tattoos from. However, unfortunately, Kyller has relapsed from the reformed tattoo artist back into a psychotic and trigger temper madman. Noticing the quarter that he has, he aggressively tells them that they cannot have his quarter; it is a sign of "sacred trust" between him and the penitentiary. To the female warden, who takes a liking to Beavis but hates Butt-Head's guts, they ask him what has gotten Kyller to snap back; she responds that it was because of the mugshot process, where he then nearly killed the cameraman.

Making their way to the Insane Wing, the duo snag a camera, and dig into the storage cabinets, where they find a retired shock therapy machine. Taking Kyller's pillow as well, the two go back to Sam's bunk, and give it to him to play with. As he eats the pillow, the flasher for the camera rolls right out.

Going back to Kyller, the duo flashes the camera at him, which he warns to not do again. Upon the third time, Kyller snaps and makes his way to the duo, proceeding to kill them, but the two slip on a rock, which proceeds to fly straight at an inmate's dumbbell, and knocks straight into his neighboring inmate's head. Soon enough, this escalates to where all of the inmates get into a huge prison riot; Beavis and Butt-Head, on the floor, lie back and watch the violence unfold in awe.

Being directed to their cells after that calamity of human instability, the duo make it back to the yard and give Kyller's quarter to Leroy. Now with the right change, Leroy lifts up his bunk and reveals that he has dug an escape hole outside of the penitentiary's walls. The two follow through, and as they make it out, Leroy calls his members and hops away on their motorcycles. The duo, now with the need to make a getaway of their own, take the shock battery they took and hook it up to the metal chair a sleeping warden lies in to electrocute him, to their amusement. Noticing a police van full of female inmates, Beavis and Butt-Head make their way in, and their physique tricks the warden inside that they are female perpetrators.

As the van drives off, Butt-head, near their now incarcerated school bus driver and sex hotline proprietor, places his hand on to her thigh, and attempts to make his call, but the female inmates within all then gang up on the duo and proceed to throw them out of the car.

To their luck, they have now arrived at the so-called slaughterhouse that Todd said he and his gang would meet at. As they find a way to get rid of the heavy iron balls that shackle their ankles, which involves making a see-saw with a wooden plank to send Beavis flying, they make their way inside and find Todd sitting in there.

To his distaste, he asks the "little girls" what the hell are they doing there; Beavis mentions that they are there to party, but Todd states that what they are up to is not a "tea party". As soon as he ends his sentence, Leroy and his boys break in, thanks to Beavis and Butt-Head's info leaking out to his "friend". Just as they are about to fight, Beavis' iron ball crashes through the roof, along with the wooden plank, which activates the processing machine. Leroy and his boys are taken off-screen by the hooks, while Todd, happy that his enemy gang has been defeated, gets hit by a hock of meat. As Todd gets whacked around by the hocks of meat, Butt-Head proceeds to "save" him by shutting off the machine. where the extremely heavy carcass then flies right off the hook and then pounds Todd into the floor. Butt-Head asks the now unconscious Todd if he should save his "friends" as well.

Getting Todd's car back[]

A day later, Todd comes back to consciousness after the duo bring him back to their house for him to recuperate from the injuries they caused him. When Butt-Head asks him if he and Beavis can be in his gang now, Todd uses that to incent the duo by getting them to retrieve his newly won but stolen car in order to make a getaway. He orders them to head to the farm at the edge of town where it now lies, get the key from his girlfriend Gina, repaint the car, and drive back the car to the boy's home.

Now on one of the "biggest" quests of their lives, Beavis and Butt-Head must now go all over Highland to get Todd's car back to him.

At the words of Todd, they go to the far limits of town to the Podunk Farm, where they meet the farmer who runs the place. Asking him if they have seen Todd's car, he also notes that he runs the place along with Mr. Anderson, who installed a new mechanical door opener for the barn, and whom Todd talked to, to store his new car at.
The boys go to find Anderson at the Legion Veteran's Hall, where he stands, appalled at the act of the boys stealing the tank and causing a major accident. After averting the fact that they did that, they learn that Anderson did talk to Todd and negotiated a rental for his property, but issues that soon, he will throw out Todd's new car, as he has stiffed him for a while. In addition to that, Anderson lost the door opener to the barn he helped upgrade, mentioning that the last time he had it was when he was to re-taxidermy the grizzly bear he owned, and walks off, hoping to find it.

At the taxidermist, they are refused conversation by the woman at the front, after their previous escapades in the establishment. She refuses to talk to them about Anderson's bear until they do mean business. Butt-Head remembers that a dead squirrel is at the park, run over after having died of natural causes, but a car is right over it, owned by one of the tennis players.

At the newly refurbished Burger World, Gina is eating lunch and another boy is working their shift (for once). Though they ask Gina for the keys, she expresses revile towards them and issues the excuse that she left them in her locker at school but it's the weekend- she can't get them until Monday. They go to Highland High, which is surprisingly unlocked (and McVicker is still trapped on the roof). They converse with the groundskeeper, who has a fondness for "little critters".

Noticing all of these issues, the boys come to several solutions for their problems:

For the Squirrel: At Burger World, the boys again play with the ceiling fan, tossing Gina's burger into it and driving away the co-worker out the door. Making it to the back, they find a marker and a spatula. Making it to the park, Butt-Head writes over the Free Parking sign to a Free Car sign, which a local carjacker happily drives away and to the owner's oblivious and gullible nature. They attempt to peel the flattened squirrel with the spatula, but lack the strength to get it off. They decide to go back to the Highland County Jail, where they notice a hammer underneath the angry guard dog at the jail, but lack any means to get it to be tamed, since it growls at them every time they come close. They go to the slaughterhouse, finding Todd's license plate from his now hijacked car, a stray steak inside, and operate the machine, issuing a stray axe to fly out. They go back to the jail and feed the steak to the dog, but it eats it swiftly, requiring them to try other means, and noticing that it seems lonely. Back at home, Beavis uses gum he got from the water fountain at Highland High the other day and a string to pull out a quarter, where they then go to the Coffee Shop's run down bathroom to buy a condom. Arriving at the Food Mart, they also use the air pump to inflate the condom into a balloon shape. They give the inflated condom to the groundskeeper, remembering him as Chuckles the Clown from Stewart's party, and he makes a balloon animal. The duo back to the jail, giving the guard dog their balloon dog, where it then proceeds to masturbate with it, to Butt-Head's disgust and Beavis's delight. As it pops, the dog flees, and they accrue the hammer. The boys manage to peel the squirrel off of the pavement, and give it to the Taxidermist, earning her trust.

Getting to the Bear: The boys learn that bear is going to the Legion Veteran's Hall, and that Mr. Buzzcut is at the coffee shop, where he will drop by to pick it up later. As the boys make it to Buzzcut, he violently grabs them and strangles them, knowing that they were responsible for that incident with the tank, feeling that a "symbol of freedom" was disgraced by the duo. A young teen comes by to ask Buzzcut where the bear is, to which he reminds him that it's at the Veteran's Hall. The duo call out to the boy that they need that bear, but Buzzcut won't let them go, threatening to kill them if they so much as touch the bear. Beavis resorts to kicking Buzzcut in the nads to get him and Butt-Head down from his wrath (which refreshes Buzzcut), and the duo make it to the Veteran's hall. There, they see the same boy from the coffee shop talking to Anderson, who trusts him to guard the bear while he gets the keys to unlock the Veteran's Hall, and leaves rambling about the younger generation because the boy wasn't listening to him, being distracted by Beavis mimicking Anderson behind him. Disgusting the boy by wiping a booger on him and making him run off, the duo then do a cavity search on the bear, with Butt-Head kicking it in the crotch a few times. Beavis then reaches around in the back, and soon, pulls out the remote opener for the garage.

Getting the Keys: After getting the stuffed squirrel, the boys give it to the groundskeeper at the school, who runs off down into the boiler room's basement to masturbate with it. Noticing that the rope in the gym could be useful, Beavis climbs up the rope, with the help of Butt-Head whipping him up there for motivation. Cutting the rope up at the top with the axe they found eariler, the duo crash land into the basement where the groundkeeper was enjoying himself, who runs off in surprise. They then look around, nabbing the paint needed for the makeover, and find a file cabinet, where they then find the master combination file for all of the school's lockers. Making it to Gina's by trial and error, the boys then find Todd's car keys.

Recovery of the Car[]

Now with all of the things needed for the retrieval of Todd's car, Beavis and Butt-Head are ready to bail it out. First, they attempt to go in, but the old farmer at the front refuses entry onto his property, even if they have the tools needed for the job. Making way back to the prison, the boys come to give an inmate at the Insane Ward a fake eye from the Taxidermist for his book; though it was a joke, he gladly gives them the book anyways, and to their dismay, it is not a porno mag.

Giving it to Sam, he immediately pops out of the bed, and reads it out loud, as both a priest and a warden come to give him his final rites. Though he reads that he "is not afraid to fry", the guard takes that as the queue to take him away, but to his objection and that he has not finished the book, the warden subdues him and drags him off, all before he is executed by the electric chair. His false teeth then fly out for the boys to take.

Making it back to the farm, they give the farmer the old teeth, who is extremely glad that he can now eat solid food again and walks off, thanking the boys.

As they make their way to the barn, they open it with the door opener. Beavis removes the license plate from the car and puts Todd's license plate on it, and the two get to "repainting" the car red, which is actually just doodling graffiti all over it.

As the two are ready to head out, the two concert girls from earlier in the week make their way to them. Now enticed by the two making their way over, they ask them if they would be alright driving their car, and if it's alright if they tie them up in the trunk. Taking it as a kinky foreplay before the actual score, the duo go along with it, all before they are told that they were tricked.

Arriving at the Food Mart, the duo of girls use their charms and wile again to the thugs of Leroy's gang, who immediately recognizes their leader's car. The two girls, getting the two thugs to head inside to get them nachos for the promise to ride with them, then steal their motorcycles, causing the thugs to chase the wild vixens. The boys await to be released, but it isn't until the next day that they are. Knocking on the trunk the next morning, Daria walks by, and come to notice that the duo are locked inside. Taking the keys and opening up the trunk, she takes a photo of the two as compensation for helping them in slight resistance.

Ending[]

As they make it back home with Todd's new car, Beavis and Butt-Head make it known that they have successfully drove it back to him. Asking him now if they could be members of his gang, in spite of all of his beatings and abusive wrongdoings to them, Todd contemplates in their deed for him, and allows them to, but gives them a strict warning that if they screw anything up, they're out.

Now imagining of all of the cool things they would now get to do under Todd's leadership in his gang, that is all cut short when the cops once again bust through their house door. Demanding to know whose car it is outside, Beavis, with confidence and bravado, states that it is Todd's car. Being hauled off in his injured condition, threatening the duo and likely kicking them out of his gang, Beavis wonders why the gang leader didn't just fight back and lay his own law onto them, but Butt-Head assures Beavis that Todd is just waiting to get to the station and proceed to beat all of the cops up, to his misaimed slight of thought. Todd is then thrown into the vehicle and the cops ride him off to a holding cell.

Now at home, they wait for Todd, and begin to watch TV, which shows the game's title card.

After the credits, the duo walk into the sunset down the middle of the street, and Beavis wonders if they'll ever get to meet Todd again, to where Butt-Head responds that's not until he gets out of jail, where in reality, beyond their grasp, not even likely. Now berating Beavis that he won't get into Todd's (now dismantled and disbanded) gang, and to where he won't get laid, the two begin to fight, but not until they notice the two girls that stole their ride and locked them up in the trunk earlier driving down in their newly stolen motorcycles. Now off for both small time revenge and the pursuit of scoring, the duo get back their tank and proceed to chase them.

Mini Games[]

Hock-A-Loogie - A game where you get to control Beavis and Butt-head on the rooftops of Highland High, to spit at people, cars, and animals. This game is mandatory for you to get past "McDicker" and ditch school. Not playable after you get out of Highland High.

Court Chaos - Beavis and Butt-head take control of a ball launching machine, where they fire at rebelling tennis players. Available at the Park.

Bug Justice - A game that can be played wherever there is an anthill (e.g. outside Highland High or the penitentiary), Beavis and Butt-head come to gather crumbs and candy to attract and burn ants with a magnifying glass.

Air Guitar - An in-game music editor where you can play a song with Beavis and Butt-head as the instruments. Available at the Coffee Shop after you break out of jail and get Wilbur to leave the stage.

Music Videos[]

Three full-length music videos with the duo's commentary are viewable on their television set in the game (before they get arrested and Todd is recovering in their house):

GWAR - "Saddam a Go-Go"
- Taken from "Stewart Moves Away"
Primus - "DMV"
- Taken from "Date Bait"
Sausage - "Riddles Are Abound Tonight"
- Taken from "The Great Cornholio"

Critical Response[]

Virtual Stupidity received mostly positive reviews from video game magazines and websites. PC Gamer awarded it "Best Adventure of 1995".

Production Music[]

Hit and Run - Sam Spence (the duo imagining their adventures with Todd when he lets them in his gang; cut short by police knocking on their door.)

Trivia[]

This game marks the only time Beavis doesn't react to being called a "buttknocker", as shown when the player tries to go to the barn without the door opener. However, he does react to the word when Butt-Head calls him it when viewing the locker combinations in the inventory.
This game marks one of the few times Todd gets comeuppance for his actions.
This is the only time in the series, aside from the comics, that someone else other than the duo and the manager is seen working at Burger World.
Virtual Stupidity would later be used as the title of an episode in the 2022 revival. However, the episode's plot is completely different from the game's.
Stewart Stevenson and his parents are the only major recurring characters who do not appear in the game. However, Stewart is mentioned at one point.
The mini-games featured in this game would later be repackaged in Beavis and Butt-Head: Little Thingies, released a year later, along with some brand new mini-games.

Goofs[]

In the animated cutscenes, Beavis and Butt-Head wear their respective "Death Rock" and "Skull" shirts as they do in merchandise. However, during the music video cutscenes, they retain their original "Metallica" and "AC/DC" shirts. This is because the music video segments were directly ripped from episodes of the show, unlike the story cutscenes which were created exclusively for the game.
- In the game itself, the duo's shirts are blank, due to their sprites being too small to draw the logos on.