History Main / SillinessSwitch

* ''{{Goldeneye}} 64'' had an unlockable Paintball Mode and Big Heads Mode.

* ''[[StarWars Rebel Assault 2: The Hidden Empire]]'' featured a Theater 1138 mode, where the subtitles are replaced with silly parodies. The title is a play on ''MysteryScienceTheater3000'' (you even get the classic 'front row seats' overlay, with Darth Vader and the two droids) and ''{{THX 1138}}''.

* [[FollowTheLeader Given the nature]] of the SaintsRow games, it's not surprising that they too have some very off beat "cheat" codes. The second game has raining men, which causes people to randomly fall from the sky, and Ascension, which causes any dead character to float up to the sky. The two combined is quite hilarious.

* The now dead and forgotten MMORPG ''AsheronsCall 2'' had a "Batman" blood option -- enemies would explode with POW, BIFF, WHAP type 1960s Adam West Batman effects upon being hit, which would also cause the blood textures on NPCs (NPCs skin took battle damage as you fought them) to BIFF style stickers.

* ''QuestForGlory II'' has "Silly Clowns" in its options menu. Turning it on will generate cursing golfers in the desert, et cetera.

A game option that raises the game to significantly elevated stupidity levels. Most often this is enabled by a ClassicCheatCode, or is an EasterEgg.

* ''MedalOfHonor: Underground'' and its ''Panzerknacker Unleashed!'' level, full stop. Dancing dogs with guns, evil Terminator nutcrackers (the titular Panzerknackers), and [[EverythingsDeaderWithZombies zombies]] that [[MadeOfExplodium EXPLODE]] when killed, for a start.

* In the ''MedalOfHonor'' games, there is a cheat that replaces characters hats with random scenery objects including (but not limited to) giant doors, huge chunks of gold, railroad cars, airplanes, and ''guns''.

* Super Return of the Jedi for SNES has a Debug code that allows you to play as any character you want in any sidescrolling stage. Among these Characters are Wicket the Ewok and Princess Leia in the famous slave bikini. normally you're restricted to using Luke Skywalker for fighting Darth vader and the emperor, but with the Debug code...yeah. As a side effect, the Debug code gives you infinite thermal detonators and lets you skip right past the 3D levels, making the game stupidly easy.

* Super Return of the Jedi for SNES has a Debug code that allows you to play as any character you want in any sidescrolling stage. among these Characters is Wicket the Ewok and Princess Leia in the famous slave bikini. normally you're restricted to using Luke Skywalker for fighting Darth vader and the emperor, but with the Debug code...yeah. As a side effect, the Debug code gives you infinite thermal detonators and lets you skip right past the 3D levels, making the game stupidly easy.

* {{Facebook}} has "Pirate" as one of its language options. [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Take a guess what it does.]]

* Super Return of the Jedi for SNES has a Debug code that allows you to play as any character you want in any sidescrolling stage. among these Characters is Wicket the Ewok and Princess Leia in the famous slave bikini. normally you're restricted to using Luke Skywalker for fighting Darth vader and the emporer, but with the Debug code...yeah. As a side effect, the Debug code gives you infinite thermal detonators and lets you skip right past the 3D levels, making the game stupidly easy.

* Super Return of the Jedi for SNES has a Debug code that allows you to play as any character you want in any sidescrolling stage. among these Characters is Wicket the Ewok and Princess Leia in the famous slave bikini. normally you're restricted to using Luke Skywalker for fighting Darth vader and the emporer, but with the Debug code...yeah.
as a side effect, the Debug code gives you infinite thermal detonators and lets you skip right past the 3D levels, making the game stupidly easy.

* This was in the original, too. There was also the Next Gen Filter, which [[RealIsBrown made everything as realistic as the rest of the market.]]

** Perhaps sillier, the cheat which gave everyone in the game Groucho Glasses. Everyone in this case including ''vehicles.''

** A necessary part of gameplay that shoots tighty-whiteys as its main attack. {{So yeah}}, the Banjo-Kazooie series has its odd moments.

* In ''[[RatchetAndClank Ratchet]]: Deadlocked'', it is entirely possible (through skins and cheats) to end up as a "Landshark" fighting a million copies of Captain Quark in a blizzard (indoors), while flanked by two robotic guards with cigars. ''Ratchet and Clank: Up Your Arsenal'' has the option of playing as a talking snowman with a gun.

** No love for the I Would Have Been Your Daddy Skull? In ''Halo 3'', it makes characters spout alternate (read: funnier) lines. Not sure about its effect in ''ODST''; the description just says that it makes rare dialogue more common and vice versa.