Bully: Scholarship Edition (2008)
'Bully: Scholarship Edition' takes place at the fictional New England boarding school Bullworth Academy, and tells the story of mischievous 15-year-old Jimmy Hopkins as he goes through the hilarity and awkwardness of adolescence. Beat the jocks at dodge ball, play pranks on the preppies, save the nerds, kiss the girl.
First released
Mar 4, 2008
Franchises
Bully
Developed by
Rockstar Toronto, Rockstar New England, Grove Street Games
Published by
Rockstar Games, Bethesda Softworks
Platforms
Xbox 360, Wii, Xbox 360 Games Store, PC, iPhone, iPad, Android
Genres
Action-Adventure
Themes
Comedy
Rating
ESRB: T, CERO: D, OFLC: M, BBFC: 15, CERO: C, PEGI: 16+
Releases
- ANDR - Bully: Anniversary Edition United States
- PC - Bully: Scholarship Edition United States
- PC - Bully: Scholarship Edition United Kingdom
- PC - Bully: Scholarship Edition Australia
- PC - Bully: Scholarship Edition (Games on Demand) United States
- PS2 - Bully Japan
- PS2 - Bully (Best of Bethesda) Japan
- Wii - Bully: Scholarship Edition United States
- Wii - Bully: Scholarship Edition Australia
- Wii - Bully: Scholarship Edition United Kingdom
- X360 - Bully United States
- X360 - Bully: Scholarship Edition United Kingdom
- X360 - Bully Japan
- X360 - Bully: Scholarship Edition Australia
Community reviews
Busted but the SOUL shines through!
I've played the PC, Wii, and Mobile version (hacked onto a Vita) and there's always some bs you gotta deal with. PC version crashes, Mobile version crashes and is unplayable, and the skybox during winter time in the Wii version doesn't show, it's just a blue.
None of that matters because the small condensed open world, the fun loving playful weaponry, and the message that you don't compromise for any group with a complex makes it worth multiple playthroughs!
Sequel should've never been abandoned by Rockstar R.I.P.
None of that matters because the small condensed open world, the fun loving playful weaponry, and the message that you don't compromise for any group with a complex makes it worth multiple playthroughs!
Sequel should've never been abandoned by Rockstar R.I.P.
The best school simulator!
I played it as a kid and that's the only reason I did not complete it. But I do remember that it was an amazing game and it handled the classes system pretty well.