Bully Rom

Bully ROM is one of those games that instantly gives you GTA vibes the moment you hit “start.” The whole thing has this messy, street-style atmosphere, and the open world makes you want to wander around just to see what kind of trouble the game throws at you next. Just Download Bully Bully Game [iso], load it up on your PS2 emulator, and before you even notice, hours go by while you’re still messing around and having fun.

The story itself is actually pretty cool. You play as Jimmy Hopkins, a 15-year-old kid who gets tossed into this notorious boarding school called Bullworth Academy. The place is basically chaos: every clique runs its own little kingdom—bullies, jocks, nerds, preppies—each with their own rules and drama. Jimmy ends up stuck right in the middle of all of it and has to deal with every crew one by one. Sometimes he teams up with them, sometimes he goes head-to-head, but the whole time he’s just trying to survive school life and, in his own rough-around-the-edges way, bring a bit of order to the madness. Ironically, despite the game’s title, Jimmy isn’t really the bully—he’s usually the one putting actual bullies in their place.

And then there’s the Scholarship Edition, which is basically a cleaned-up, upgraded version of the original game. It was the first release on Xbox 360, Wii, and PC, and it comes packed with extras: new missions, new classes like biology, music, math, and geography, better visuals, and a couple of new characters. They even added an offline two-player mode with some fun mini-games. It’s like they took the base game, polished it up, threw in a bunch of bonus content, and said, “Alright, here’s the upgraded version you didn’t know you needed.”