Even the animation suffers at times too, with stilted dialogue and often perfunctory sentences.
The screens are now wider that your monitor which scroll when the cursor is placed near the edges, but the composition and staging look weird on occasion. It looks crisper than the first game with some nice 3D rendered cutscenes when you enter certain areas, but for the most part, the locations look a little sparse and unpopulated. In this release, the two missing "Letters to Santa Butt-head" letters are restored.Graphically, the game is a bit of a mixed bag. The special was later included on the Beavis and Butt-head: The Mike Judge Collection, Volume 3 DVD set, released by Paramount Home Entertainment on August 1, 2006, though the "Letters to Santa Butt-head" and "Seasons's Greetings" segments are included separately from the main episodes on the bonus feature disc. This release was later reissued on DVD by Time-Life in 2002 under their The Best of Beavis & Butt-head banner, alongside the series' Halloween special, "Bungholio: Lord of the Harvest". This release also included four music videos (The Hoodoo Gurus' " The Little Drummer Boy", " Christmas in Hollis", " Zat You Santa Claus?", and " Merry Christmas (I Don't Want to Fight Tonight)") and some of the "Season's Greetings" Yule log segments from A Very Special Christmas With Beavis and Butt-head, though the "Letters to Santa Butt-head" segment was shortened with two removed letters (the letter sent from jail, and the letter about Beavis' mom). The special was made available on the VHS release " Beavis and Butt-head Do Christmas" on September 17, 1996, and was then released on DVD on October 1, 1997. Beavis played Santa Butt-head's reindeer, and the target of his abuse, especially during letters meant for Beavis. Two separate segments, where " Santa Butt-head" reads real fan mail, which was sent following advertisements during 1995 episodes of the series. In this parody of It's a Wonderful Life, Butt-head (in the George Bailey role) is visited by his guardian angel, Charlie (essentially a renamed Clarence), who shows him that everyone in Highland would have had a better life if he was never born, including Beavis (in a Mary Bailey-esque scenario). Butt-Head plays the Jacob Marley role, while Principal McVicker takes on the Bob Cratchit role as a Burger World employee. Van Driessen ( The Ghost of Christmas Present) and Coach Buzzcut ( The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come) - while trying to watch a porno. In this parody of A Christmas Carol, Beavis, now the Scrooge-like manager of Burger World, is visited by a trio of ghosts - Tom Anderson ( The Ghost of Christmas Past), Mr.
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