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We all love a gritty, realistic adventure where everyoneâs head is the normal size. But these ridiculous alternative modes are just the ticket to mix things up, transforming our fave games with the power of whimsy, physics and gigantic heads. Consider these times we enjoyed our favourite games with a side order of silly, and it was delicious, and also subscribe, why not: http://www.tinyurl.com/SubToOxbox If when playing GTA 5 you alternate between 10 minutes of serious, in-character mission progress and 10 minutes of aimless violent rampage, for instance, then the cheat to activate the explosive melee attacks mode is the very thing. This converts your usual melee manoeuvres into ridiculous superpowered kicks and punches, that explode on impact, like youâre wearing dynamite knuckle dusters. And though the regular game of Shovel Knight is a lot of fun, it is made infinitely weirder, and therefore infinitely better, by the inclusion of Butt Mode, which is exactly as ridiculous as it sounds. By entering your name as a specific secret code, Butt Mode is unlocked, which changes nothing, except several key words, to the word butt. These words include âmagicâ, âhealthâ, âshovelâ, and âknightâ, which, as you can imagine in a fantasy game, about a guy called Shovel Knight, tend to crop up quite a lot. And cast your minds back if you will, early millennials and older, to the 1990s, when bigger was always better. It was the decade of the McDonaldâs triple double burger, gigantic cell phones, and, for some reason, the big head mode. The thought of making your charactersâ heads massive was apparently a big draw in the 1990s, with such games as NBA Jam, Tekken 2, Banjo Kazooie and Spyro the Dragon all featuring a big head mode. Our favourite, however, has to be DK Mode in Goldeneye on the N64. Playing the game with this mode enabled boosted the size of everyoneâs bonce by a good 400%, which somewhat hampered James Bondâs whole suave, sophisticated deal by turning him into a souvenir bobblehead of himself It also makes the game way easier, as pretty much everything is a headshot, because how are you going to miss a target like that? --- Outside Xbox brings you daily videos about videogames, especially Xbox One games and Xbox 360 games. Join us for new gameplay, original videos, previews, lists, Show of the Week and other things (ask us about the other things). Thanks for watching and be excellent to each other in the comments. Find us at http://www.outsidexbox.com Subscribe to us at http://www.youtube.com/outsidexbox Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/outsidexbox Follow us on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/outsidexbox Put a t-shirt on your body http://www.outsidexbox.com/tshirts
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