Uploaded February 2015 | Updated September 2026, 58 minutes ago
Now that Toonstruck is out on GoG.com, how does that fare for the sequel that never materialised?
I got asked a question and I took ten minutes to answer. Will this become a thing? Depends if I get more questions. Thanks to rl712 for asking this question in the first place.
Footage used:
Toonstruck, Burst Studios\Virgin Interactive, 1996
Available now on GoG.com (gog.com/game/toonstruck)
Now that Toonstruck is out on GoG.com, how does that fare for the sequel that never materialised?
I got asked a question and I took ten minutes to answer. Will this become a thing? Depends if I get more questions. Thanks to rl712 for asking this question in the first place.
Footage used:
Toonstruck, Burst Studios\Virgin Interactive, 1996
Available now on GoG.com (gog.com/game/toonstruck)
![Grim Fandango - A Point n Quickie Review [RE-UPLOAD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/kEjNUobDI9A/mqdefault.jpg "Grim Fandango - A Point n Quickie Review [RE-UPLOAD]
You asked for it... well, two of you did at least. Find out if the land of the dead is worth the trip, in 10 minutes or less.
EDIT (11/01/2020)
I did not complete the game prior to producing the review. This fact was not made obvious in the video itself - important context for my critique that I failed to provide - and I apologise for that.
NOTE: Edited to remove copyright-claimed music from [Merlin].
Grim Fandango was developed and published by LucasArts in 1998
The version played for this review was running under ResidualVM (www.residualvm.org)
The Remastered edition of Grim Fandango is available for purchase on Steam and GoG.com")
