Strong Bad's Cool Game For Attractive People is a five-part story arc in which you go around being awesome while wearing a very convincing Strong Bad costume.

Episode Pages

Homestar Ruiner

That's right, Jerry! Two Homestars for the price of one!

Strong Badia the Free

Can you believe The Old King of Town trying to play me like that?

Baddest of the Bands

I can't believe I was about to throw my undesirables onstage!

Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective

What kind of name is "Craig" for a criminal mastermind anyway?

8-Bit is Enough

You've unlocked the secret of ultimate waffles!

Unused Ranks

Each episode has two ranks that are normally impossible to obtain. The first rank is for getting a score higher than the maximum score for that episode, while the second rank seems to be used for getting an impossibly high score through cheating. Some of these ranks repeat through different episodes.

The only exception to this system is in Strong Badia the Free, where it's possible to obtain the rank "Uber-Pope" through a scoring glitch in one of the mini-games. What should be that game's highest legitimate ranking goes unused instead.

Episode Rank 1 Rank 2 Homestar Ruiner Fhqwgad Rules Batsman Synchronized Wading Strong Badia the Free Exalted Imperious Leaderguy Concerned Citizen Baddest of the Bands Fhqwgad Bagpiper Synchronized Wading Dangeresque 3 Fhqwgad Rules Batsman Weeping Bystander #2 8-Bit is Enough Cool Foreign Knock-Off Synchronized Wading

(Source: Original TCRF research )

Unused Items

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Find out if this is present in the WiiWare and/or PSN port.

A shirt normally unobtainable during Strong Badia the Free, Baddest of the Bands, and Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective can be accessed by adding the 32-bit value "shirtmuscles" to the game's registry. It even has its own dialogue when Strong Bad puts it on. The shirt is a refrence to the Sbemail "Tanning" where Strong Bad invents a device to draw abs on their body called the Ab-Abber 2000.

"Look at all these real muscles! Thanks, Ab-Abber two-thous-and! For best results, never shower again."

(Source: Original TCRF research )

Revisional Differences

The consoles have all the costume items from previous episodes unlocked; the PC, however, uses registry values written from other episodes for items with that registry name to appear.

The consoles have a function in the Lappy 486 where players can type an email (four-line maximum) to send to friends; they can also attach the screenshots they took and send them. The PC version does not do this because the screenshots are saved to C:\Users\(user name)\Documents\Telltale Games\(Episode # - Episode Name), so they can email them to friends normally.

wiifriends

The PC version's data archive contains two suspiciously-named files: wiifriends.imap and wiifriends.lenc, probably leftovers from the Wii port's message board functionality.

Tutorial Leftovers

The voice files for the Wii's tutorial are present, oddly.