From Destructoid:
"Toonstruck was a mid-'90s point-and-click adventure game starring Christopher Lloyd and a bunch of cartoons. You might have heard of it. What you might not know, however, is that the game's sequel -- which used a significant amount of cut content from Toonstruck -- was never finished.
It gets weirder. Toonstruck's music director Keith Arem holds all of the necessary rights to release this content in an updated version of Toonstruck that would "include the 2nd half of the game [for] iPad, online, etc." Problem is, he "would need tremendous fan support to justify its release."
GOG is very happy to announce that they are giving away the cult classic point-and-click adventure game "Toonstruck" for free during their Summer sale festival. Hurry up though, as the giveaway ends soon.
We made it! Episode 100! And we only took twice as long as some other podcasts. That's to thank on a fortnightly schedule, though, and we think we managed a pretty good show to mark this number.
Hardcore Gamer: "It might seem ridiculous now, but there was a time when people believed that full motion video (FMV) games were the future. Toonstruck, which initially launched in 1996, was one of the best examples of FMV excitement."
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