Wii Bully Cheats

Unlockable Costumes

• Nearly all of the cheats and tips for Wii's version of "Bully" involve costume changes and specialties. By completing certain tasks and missions in the game, you can unlock new costumes for Jimmy, the main character. For instance, to give Jimmy the option to wear a black ninja costume, you must complete your yearbook by taking a picture of every student at Bullworth Academy. You can score a green ninja costume by completing 1,000 successful projectile hits throughout the course of the game. When you finish all the bike races, you will have the option to wear the costume of a BMX biking champion, and you can dress like a gnome by breaking all of the garden gnomes found around the school. To dress in a prison uniform, complete all of the mini-games presented during your time in detention.
  You can also earn special masks for Jimmy to wear during special events. For instance, you can earn a pumpkin head mask during Halloween by destroying all 27 pumpkins that are distributed around the school during the Halloween event. Similarly, if you break all 19 tombstones during Halloween, you can earn a mask that looks like Edna the cook (for better or worse, considering her looks).
  Jimmy can earn different hats and helmets for completing certain challenges. Successfully pull the fire alarm 15 times during the course of the game to earn a firefighter's helmet. To go the less professional route, turn on all the showers in the boy's locker room to earn a dunce cap. If you win the first set of go-kart races at the carnival, you will earn a crash helmet, and if you find the pirate near the beach house and beat him, you get a pirate hat.
  These are just a few of the unlockable costumes available in Wii's "Bully." For a full list, consult IGN Entertainment's online cheats and codes; the link is available in the References below.

English Tests

• If you're looking to cheat on an actual test during the game, you are in the right place. During English class, you will be asked to make a number of words by unscrambling a set of letters that are provided to you. These challenges get progressively harder, as in the first test you are asked only to find seven words, and by the fifth challenge you are searching for 22 words.
  The best suggestion here is to go with what seems simple. Though two-letter words may not count, three-letters words do. Look for the easiest words first. For instance, in the challenging fifth test, you are given the letters "DGRAGE." Without rearranging the letters, you've already found "rag" and "rage." With a little searching, you can find three-letter words age, are, egg, gag, and least three others.
  Also pay attention to the words you've already found. For instance, "are" can be rearranged to make "ear" and "era;" by finding one word, you've really found three. Also pay attention to the possibility of adding "d" and "s" to the ends of words to make them plural or past tense, and add another word to your list.
  A larger list of possible words is also available at IGN Entertainment's Web site.