Play Beavis and Butthead Online

I picked up Beavis and Butthead for the Game Boy back in 1998, a time when licensed games were everywhere and you never quite knew what you were getting. GT Interactive published it, and it was one of those pocket-sized adventures that tried to capture the spirit of the show without much flash. It wasn't trying to be the next big thing; it was just another title on the shelf, waiting for fans of the duo to give it a shot.

You control both characters, switching between them to solve simple puzzles and bash enemies with items like wrenches and slingshots. The main goal is to find tickets to a GWAR concert, which involves moving screen by screen through suburban environments, breaking objects, and dealing with obstacles that often require both idiots to cooperate. The pacing is slow, the collision detection is frustrating, and the difficulty comes more from awkward controls than clever design. It feels exactly like herding two stubborn, easily distracted morons through a poorly planned afternoon.