Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge

The LucasArts Games Hint Line employee who "helps" you out in the Dinky Island forest is actually based on a real person named Chester who works at LucasArts and specializes in the Hint Line department.

When you are in Rum Roger's house waiting for the grog, if you walk over to the mirror and examine Captain Dredd's map, the game will crash.

After the end credits: "OK, that's it, turn off your computer and do something constructive.", then this changes to "Like play a little racquetball.", then "Or wash your car." then it moves through many suggestions, these are:

Or cook dinner. Or join a funk band. Or travel to a foreign country Or run for president. Or talk to a member of the opposite sex. Or lube your car. Or hose a weenie roast. Or dig for buried treasure. Or milk a cow. Or have a yelling contest with your neighbor's dog. Or perform brain surgery. Or paint a yellow line in the center of your driveway. Or write your name in the snow. Or teach basket weaving to clams. Or sing Welsh folk songs at the bank. Or plant trees on public property. Or confuse the person next to you. Or make a triangular table. Or hop, skip, and jump. Or ride a train. Or organize your sock drawer alphabetically. Or go bowling with you mom. Or train potato bugs to do tricks. Or make a quilt. Or publish a magazine about pencil shavings. Or eat lime jello with pineapple in it. Or pave a freeway. Or learn to draw. Or take up photography. Or learn to tell time. Or photocopy money. Or got out for pasta. Or sew a dress. Or bathe your iguana. Or go fishing. Or paint a stranger's house in the middle of the night. Or take up windsurfing. Or change your hairstyle. Or sharpen your whiteboard markers. Or feed a toucan. Or enjoy the sun. Or do a crossword puzzle. Or buy some cool clothes. Or go to the beach. Or play croquet with your dad. Or water your plants. Or build a dollhouse. Or invite some friends over for salmon and white wine. Not!

And then it starts again at "Or wash your car." and the suggestions are repeated until the game is turned off.

Some versions don't include the "Lite" or easy mode. They only include the regular mode.

Featured in Troldspejlet: Épisode #6.1 (1992)