Bandito Chinchilla was a Creator's Favorite.
Among the dozens of in-universe playable videogames, there's a lot of things unique about this one that makes it stand out from the rest.- Within the Bandito Chinchilla game itself: It's the only one with an Expository Theme Tune, and one of the few with something resembling cutscenes. Every single enemy and boss has a name and a health bar. The health bar of the final boss is layered more times than any enemy or boss of the other games.
- Outside of the Bandito Chinchilla game: The Entertainer minigame has his theme song as a stage you can play. Bandito Chinchilla is a common topic to bring up in conversations with guests, and is talked about a LOT in the radio station that constantly plays while walking around. The station even sometimes plays his theme just for the heck of it.
- In the actual story of Thrillville: For no reason in particular, Bandito himself shows up in one of the story cutscenes to congratulate you when you level up. Meaning he is the only character out of all the arcade games that's confirmed to actually exist in the real world of Thrillville, as well as have fully spoken dialogue and 3D animation. He shows up again in the final cutscene before the credits roll. There, he gets the very final spoken line of the entire game.
