History Main / SillinessSwitch

* The Wii version of ''VideoGame/GhostSquad'' has mode where your characters are ninjas versus bad guy ninjas, all armed with shuriken, and another mode where your characters wear swimming trunks, so does your enemies, and all armed with water guns.

* If you inserted the disk of ''VideoGame/{{Karateka}}'' for the UsefulNotes/AppleII into the drive upside-down, the game would load and play... ''upside down''.

* The UsefulNotes/WiiU and UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch versions of ''VideoGame/{{Bayonetta}}'' allow the titular character to change costumes that has her cosplaying as [[Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda Link]], [[Franchise/{{Metroid}} Samus]], [[VideoGame/StarFox Fox]], [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Peach and Daisy.]] Having Bayonetta jumping around in a princess outfit is silly enough and the angel that poses as her before their fight will also wear the same costume as you.

* ''VideoGame/CallOfDuty 4'' has these which can be unlocked after finding special items in the game, with effects such as making enemies turn into piles of tires upon death and [[{{Retraux}} making the game look like a silent movie]] (with sepia tone and piano soundtrack).
** ''World at War'''s co-op mode gives you the option to spend levels throwing rocks, or using the ubiquitous paintball mode, or even making enemies ''explode'' when you [[BoomHeadshot shoot them in the head]]. Not to mention the popular VideoGame/NaziZombies mode, which has since received DLC of its own.

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* In ''VideoGame/{{Iji}}'', fragging Yukabacera gets you his scrambler, which replaces the normal contents in the Tasen and Komato logs (including Dan's) with all sorts of grammatical errors and nonsensical text. You are warned, when you get it, that prolonged use could drive you crazy.

** Assassin Asha, who exhibits a vile dialogue in normal circumstances, has every line replaced with single e-motes, heart symbols, or onomatopoeia resembling something of a toy train or car.

** Also, the game's ultimate hidden item, the Null Driver (which requires finding almost every other secret), combines this with InterfaceScrew to impressive effect. Especially if you use both it and the Scrambler.

* The video game adaptation of ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'' has cheats that allow you to make your head bigger, make your head smaller, make the game go faster or slower, makes every object in the game "flashy" (known as "disco mode"), and make random objects different colors.

->'''Iji:''' You... y-you promised me a pony... with missiles...
->'''Dan:''' No missile ponies for you.

* ''VideoGame/SpaceQuestIV'' has a rather dark tone for a normally comic series. This is entirely ruined if you indulge in the SMELL and TASTE commands, allowing you to lick everything you can get your tongue on (and some things you can't!) There's more narrator dialogue for these attempts than there is for the entire rest of the game combined, just to keep you amused. The VGA remake of ''VideoGame/SpaceQuestI'' also has this mechanic.
--> '''Narrator:''' The air smells damp and oppressive, like a wet nun.
--> '''Narrator:''' Very well! You give the moving walkway a warm kiss. Now you both feel special.

* ''VideoGame/FearAndHunger'' is an extremely dark game, with [[BodyHorror horrific mutations]], [[PrisonRape sexual violence in the dungeons]] and [[AnArmAndALeg dismemberment of both yourself and your enemies]] in high supply. Beat the game and once you get a password to begin Dungeon Nights, which is on the other hand a goofy and unserious DatingSim.

* If you beat ''VideoGame/{{Slender}}'''s first two modes, you unlock "20 Dollars mode", which replaces the static sound that plays when Slendy is near with [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gT9r_-oHJV0 this]], which may or may not make the game less scary, but will definitely make it more funny. Sadly, it's since been removed due to copyright issues.