DF Game Club: Toonstruck (part 3 plus devchat)

(06:57:52) Syd: I hope Keith is still able to join us today.
(06:57:56) Cheeseness: Yeah
(06:57:59) Keith_Arem [Mibbit@hide-D3DAB764.socal.res.rr.com] entered the room.
(06:58:06) Cheeseness: Welcome, Keith_Arem
(06:58:06) Lightkey: ha
(06:58:11) Syd: Haha, I just mentioned you, Keith_Arem
(06:58:24) Syd: Welcome! The stream will be live in a few minutes
(06:58:26) Stanto [Mibbit@hide-5BC0EBB7.cable.virginm.net] entered the room.
(06:58:33) Cheeseness: Hey Stanto
(06:58:33) Stanto: ahh, toonstruck
(06:58:36) Keith_Arem: Howdy-hi campers!
(06:58:50) Stanto: Hello
(06:58:53) Syd: We'll be picking up right at the beginning of the second act, when Drew is imprisoned by Nefarious
(06:59:13) Stanto: I was so glad to get toonstruck working with scummvm...
(06:59:20) Stanto: Then I discovered my CD was damaged Q_Q
(06:59:25) Syd: Aww :(
(06:59:30) Cheeseness: Darn
(06:59:50) GameClubFan_522405 [Mibbit@hide-6F77513F.inet.dsl.telianet.dk] entered the room.
(07:00:11) flesk [flesk@hide-1E215ADA.getinternet.no] entered the room.
(07:00:12) Stanto: I remember reading rumour that a lot was cut from the original game and was still sat somewhere...
(07:00:15) flesk: Hi.
(07:00:15) Lightkey: I've got a few spares, it was in some budget edition that I got several times..
(07:00:16) Cheeseness: Alrighty, tweets are out
(07:00:19) Cheeseness: Hey flesk
(07:00:36) Syd: Alright, going live. Let me know when the title screen is up and I'll play the intro stuff.
(07:00:44) Cheeseness: Cheers, Syd
(07:01:02) Syd: Err, not title screen, but the card thingy
(07:01:08) Syd: The regulars know what I mean, lol
(07:01:10) Cheeseness: It's up :)
(07:01:56) Cheeseness: Keith_Arem: I hope I pronounced your name right there ^_^
(07:01:56) Keith_Arem: The game was originally planned as 4 acts
(07:02:30) Stanto: Doot dee doot http://i.imgur.com/Y0kXzoU.jpg
(07:02:41) Cheeseness: Nice
(07:02:49) fuzzie: icky :)
(07:03:11) Keith_Arem left the room (quit: Quit: http://www.mibbit.com ajax IRC Client).
(07:03:16) Stanto: D:
(07:03:20) flesk: That cover art looks appropriately nightmare inducing.
(07:03:27) Cheeseness: I'm sure he's just refreshed the page or something
(07:03:38) Keith_Arem [Mibbit@hide-D3DAB764.socal.res.rr.com] entered the room.
(07:03:47) Cheeseness: Welcome back :D
(07:03:56) Syd: The clown from the cover (at least one of the covers the game had) will be seen later on. :P
(07:04:00) Keith_Arem: :-)
(07:04:03) Sven_Q45 [Mibbit@hide-9C95A1D6.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] entered the room.
(07:04:06) Sven_Q45: hi.
(07:04:07) Cheeseness: Keith_Arem: What was your involvement in the original game?
(07:04:09) Cheeseness: Hey Sven_Q45
(07:04:48) Sven_Q45: After the great evening yesterday I´m back here. :)
(07:04:54) Keith_Arem: I was the Director of Audio for Virgin, and I supervised all of the dialog, performances, music, sound design, and cinematics for the game.
(07:06:28) Cheeseness: Had you previously worked with a cast like this? Toonstruck's cast is full of big name voice actors
(07:06:55) flesk: That sounds like a ton of work for a game of this scope.
(07:07:01) Cheeseness: Yeah
(07:07:10) Keith_Arem: Toonstruck was my first time directing actors. In fact, Tim Curry was the first session I did. Terrifying.
(07:07:22) Stanto: Nice
(07:07:32) Cheeseness: Ha, that would have been crazy daunting
(07:07:48) Keith_Arem: Our mixing console died the morning of the session, and it was literally being repaired when he entered our studios.
(07:08:10) Syd: Drew's gotten turned around. :P
(07:08:34) Syd: There, got him back in place
(07:08:42) Keith_Arem: He was incredible to work with, and was one of the most professional actors I've directed.
(07:09:28) Cheeseness: Did the voice actors interact at all, or were they all recorded individually?
(07:10:53) Cheeseness: Ha ha, nothing like a light cartoon inventory
(07:10:54) Keith_Arem: Most of the celebrities recorded individually, but I had the pleasure to have Rob Paulsen, Jim Cummings, and Corey Burton all record the PTP together.
(07:11:03) Keith_Arem: Best session ever.
(07:11:06) Cheeseness: Nice :D
(07:11:37) Keith_Arem: Toonstruck contained almost 40,000 PARAGRAPHS of dialog that (later) had to be cut up into individual lines.
(07:12:08) Keith_Arem: In the end, almost 60-80k lines of VO recorded over 2 years.
(07:12:15) fuzzie: crazy.
(07:12:44) Sven_Q45: I recognise the voice of the parrot.
(07:12:58) Stanto: What budget did Toonstruck have ?
(07:13:00) Cheeseness: Did you work with Christopher LLoyd as well, or was he directed deparately?
(07:13:12) Sven_Q45: 7 million I heard.
(07:13:24) Sven_Q45: The most expensive 2D adventure.
(07:13:37) Keith_Arem: We worked with Christopher Lloyd on our green screen stage, as well as our internal studios.
(07:14:18) Keith_Arem: The budget was never fully disclosed, but that sounds fairly accurate.
(07:14:24) Syd: Woops, forgot to get the chloroform from the bathroom
(07:14:34) Sven_Q45: Yeah 80.000 lines are very much. :O
(07:14:35) Keith_Arem: plus marketing :-)
(07:14:41) Cheeseness: Adjusted for inflation, or would that be in 80s millions?
(07:15:05) flesk: Did the game sell well?
(07:15:28) flesk: I can't remember seeing it on shelves around here at the time.
(07:15:40) Keith_Arem: I had the fortune to supervise all of the foreign versions as well. I worked in France, Spain, Germany for months with all celebrity casts there as well.
(07:16:24) flesk: I didn't actually hear about Toonstruck until a few years ago.
(07:16:28) Keith_Arem: When TS was released, it came out along side HUNDREDS of new releases from studios entering the interactive market.
(07:16:46) Syd: The clown door thing takes a little while to get past
(07:16:57) Keith_Arem: The game was reviewed very well, but sold poorly compared to its budget.
(07:17:08) Glog78 [~Oknown_an@hide-C1F453A0.pools.vodafone-ip.de] entered the room.
(07:17:10) Cheeseness: It was a huge production
(07:17:12) Cheeseness: Hi Glog78
(07:17:23) Glog78: Hi Cheeseness
(07:17:31) flesk: Oh, it's one of those kinds of puzzles. :)
(07:17:43) Cheeseness: That eye poking sound
(07:18:07) Keith_Arem: The games were modified in the 11th hour to attract mid-core gamers
(07:18:26) Stanto: In what way ?
(07:18:57) Keith_Arem: The puzzles were made more difficult, and much longer than originally planned
(07:19:07) Keith_Arem: I think that may have hurt some of the main stream appeal
(07:19:34) Cheeseness: Do you feel that that impacted on the flow of the game much?
(07:20:01) Keith_Arem: Personally I do
(07:20:25) Keith_Arem: I'd actually like to get opinions from players on their thoughts about the mini-game puzzles and some of the adult themes too
(07:21:23) Syd: I was not much of a fan of the sliding tile puzzle in the safe, but those are generally the bane of my existence anyway
(07:21:25) Keith_Arem: Spike is my favorite FMV
(07:21:41) Keith_Arem: We used this for the trailers as well
(07:21:50) Cheeseness: And there's that cover scene
(07:21:57) flesk: I like mini-games in point and click adventures as long as they fit with the theme of the game. Not too fond of some of the mini-games in the Deponia trilogy.
(07:22:08) Keith_Arem: That was a last minute change for the European version
(07:22:15) Stanto: I recall enjoying them. The adult themes were hilarious.
(07:22:48) Syd: I thought the adult themes were funny, though at the time it might have caused some confusion over who the game was aimed towards
(07:23:05) Cheeseness: Were ratings a concern at all during development?
(07:23:39) Keith_Arem: That's the concern moving forward. Rating were not as much of an issue, since we wanted to attract older players.
(07:23:48) Syd: We're gonna get an encore of the Spike FMV
(07:24:30) Keith_Arem: How about the S&M barn scene? Are today's audiences ready for that if kids play the game?
(07:24:35) Stanto: I believe I was definitely in my early teens when playing toonstruck. The shops were sporadic at enforcing age ratings.
(07:25:01) Cheeseness: Yeah, it's a tricky one to pitch
(07:25:27) Keith_Arem: Jeff Bennett is a VO god
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(07:26:23) Cheeseness: The spoken word Mr Tamborine Man line is awesome
(07:26:26) Syd: Gotta wait for Spike to set his nose down...
(07:26:30) Keith_Arem: Hi Dennis Hopper is amazing
(07:26:39) Stanto: S&M barn scene would probably be related to 50 shades these days.
(07:26:44) Keith_Arem: *his*
(07:28:11) Lightkey: Keith_Arem: and using animation meant it was rated for 6 and up in German since everything animated is for kids, as we found out in a previous session
(07:28:20) Lightkey: +y
(07:28:40) Sven_Q45: Today it´s not that big issue like back then.
(07:29:13) Cheeseness: Keith_Arem: If you were working on Toonstruck today, how do you think production would differ?
(07:29:48) Keith_Arem: First would be the interface
(07:30:08) Sven_Q45: Lightkey I don´t trust USK. There seriuos but it doesn´t fit everywhere.
(07:30:09) Keith_Arem: adapting this for touch screens and interactivity
(07:30:34) Sven_Q45: They´re
(07:31:02) Keith_Arem: The story for Acts 3&4 was shorter and not 100% complete, so some redesign and retooling is necessary
(07:31:31) Syd: Was all the voice acting and FMV recordings already completed for acts 3 and 4?
(07:31:40) Keith_Arem: Ideally, I'd like to incorporate both halves into one complete titles
(07:32:01) flesk: So there are concrete plans for releasing acts 3 and 4?
(07:32:27) Keith_Arem: We did over 135 hours of character voice recordings, including 43 minutes of animation for 3 & 4.
(07:33:10) Keith_Arem: We've been assembling assets over the past 15 years to complete the project.
(07:33:20) Cheeseness: Do you feel that there's scope for making the game available as it currently is somewhere like GOG.com using SummVM?
(07:33:39) Cheeseness: You can never have too many keys
(07:34:12) Keith_Arem: Due to its scope, budget, talent agreements, and sale of Virgin, many individual rights have been splintered over the years.
(07:34:34) Cheeseness: Ahh, that makes things awkward
(07:35:00) Cheeseness: Syd: Want to talk about this book puzzle?
(07:35:05) Cheeseness: Is it trial and error?
(07:35:18) Keith_Arem: We've been planning an animated series or movie using the original Nelvana animation, but over the past 5 years we've been trying to tie together all of the interactive rights as well.
(07:35:25) Syd: That bird from right after I got Drew out of prison gave you all the info you need for the book puzzle
(07:35:28) Linkpro40 [Mibbit@hide-3BBE099A.dsl.iowatelecom.net] entered the room.
(07:35:32) Cheeseness: Hi Linkpro40
(07:35:39) Cheeseness: Ah, of course it did
(07:36:01) Linkpro40: This is one of the Best Point and Click games ever
(07:36:01) Cheeseness: Keith_Arem: That's super interesting
(07:36:07) Cheeseness: :D
(07:36:38) Linkpro40: I'm glad I still own my copy of it
(07:37:59) flesk: How close are you to tying together the interactive rights?
(07:38:28) Keith_Arem: This was a secret Contagion song I never released
(07:39:18) Sven_Q45: Funny but good song on this radio. :D
(07:39:59) Keith_Arem: We've been close several times, and we had hoped to make an announcement at Comic Con this summer. Unfortunately, we're not quite there yet.
(07:40:17) Cheeseness: Is there anything that fans can do to show support?
(07:41:55) Keith_Arem: Events like this, and fan petitions have been extremely valuable in our negotiations.
(07:42:12) Cheeseness: Good to hear :D
(07:42:43) Keith_Arem: The game industry has polarized in recent years, and I believe TS is perfect for the new generation of platforms and players
(07:42:57) Keith_Arem: as well as the original fans who have supported us for so many years
(07:43:23) TimeGentleman [Mibbit@BE2C1FEB.661CC8CE.628FE0CD.IP] entered the room.
(07:43:36) Cheeseness: Hey TimeGentleman
(07:43:36) Syd: Hey TimeGentleman!
(07:43:54) TimeGentleman: Hey! Sorry I'm late! Been looking forward to this then got caught up!
(07:44:08) Cheeseness: I thought for a moment you weren't going to make it
(07:44:20) Keith_Arem: that voice is me :-)
(07:44:31) Cheeseness: Keith_Arem was just saying that events like this and fan petitions have been valuable in negotiating rights
(07:44:50) Glog78: Keith ..may i correct you this voice was you
(07:44:50) TimeGentleman: Keith - the alligator voice?
(07:44:56) Glog78: damm i love comic humor
(07:45:33) Cheeseness: Epic music for picking up that pool cue
(07:45:48) Keith_Arem: Yes..all three gators...my apologies :-)
(07:45:58) Cheeseness: :D
(07:46:02) TimeGentleman: Has Keith talked about his history with the game? I'm guessing you asked all those questions already!
(07:46:23) TimeGentleman: Keith - that's excellent toon acting, well done!
(07:47:00) Cheeseness: Did you have to audition for those parts, Keith_Arem? :D
(07:47:35) TimeGentleman: This room is brilliant - comedy setpiece!
(07:47:36) Linkpro40: I softlocked the game in this room
(07:47:44) Galley [Mibbit@hide-9E171594.res.bhn.net] entered the room.
(07:48:11) Keith_Arem: TS remains one of my favorite games I've ever worked on.
(07:48:41) Linkpro40: When I got the sunglasses I exited the room and I didn't get the glasses but they weren't on the ground either
(07:49:17) Cheeseness: TimeGentleman: Keith recounted some directing experiences. We touched on rating concerns, the amount of dialogue recorded, and a few other bits and pieces.
(07:49:42) Cheeseness: I wasn't familiar with Toonstruck until Syd introduced me. It's pretty charming
(07:50:06) Galley: Is this just a stream of someone playing thru the game?
Galley GameClubFan_122845
(07:50:15) Syd: I'm playing through it right now
(07:50:19) TimeGentleman: Ah, cool. Will read the log later! I'm mostly curious about how Keith_Arem got the rights - one would normally expect the company or perhaps the game director to have them...
(07:50:26) Cheeseness: Galley: Yeah, Syd's playing through it. It's meant to provide some background for the discussion here :)
(07:50:31) Cyrus [Mibbit@hide-1EBB7242.academ.org] entered the room.
(07:50:35) Syd: I'm going to purposefully fail the sunglasses thing with Ms. Fortune for the cinematic
(07:50:35) Cheeseness: Hi Cyrus
(07:51:02) Cheeseness: That was almost a finglonger
(07:51:04) TimeGentleman: It's impressive how big this game is - I was so surprised when I learnt there was even more cut out!
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(07:51:49) TimeGentleman: Ha ha, Cat Scan
(07:52:01) Keith_Arem: When the game shipped, it was considered an internal failure, and most people distanced themselves from the property.
(07:52:07) flesk: Which other games have you worked on, Keith Arem?
(07:52:10) Linkpro40: If you watch an old trailer of the game you can see some of the cut content
(07:52:15) Cheeseness: TimeGentleman: Keither was mentioning earlier that there there's another 43 minutes of animation for acts 3 and 4
(07:52:30) Cheeseness: Err, Keith^
(07:52:43) Linkpro40: There was supposed to be 4 acts
(07:52:50) Linkpro40: that would have been awesome
(07:52:59) Keith_Arem: After working on the game for several years, I had proposed bring the animation to television as a limited series or feature
(07:54:23) Keith_Arem: When Virgin was sold to EA, I acquired the animation and broadcast rights from Spelling (our parent company), as well as the production assets.
(07:54:30) Stanto: What're the original assets like to work with? Is there anything awkward audio/video wise ?
(07:54:48) Cyrus: Any cheesy plot/gameplay details you can share, Mr. Arem?)
(07:54:58) Cheeseness: Dancing :D
(07:55:08) GameClubFan_385689 [Mibbit@hide-499D60D2.eastlink.ca] entered the room.
(07:55:15) Syd: I couldn't pass up on this cinematic, even if it means being thrown back in prison
(07:55:24) TimeGentleman: Syd good choice!
(07:55:34) Cheeseness: Ha ha, the best
(07:56:10) Keith_Arem: We've been working to rejoin the remaining rights and re-release the entire franchise
(07:56:44) Glog78: would be so cool
(07:57:01) Cheeseness: Rights wrangling is a long and awkward process from what I hear
(07:57:06) Keith_Arem: The original dialog and music assets were recorded at full broadcast fidelity, so they will translate really well.
(07:57:07) Sven_Q45: So there will be a TS 2?
(07:57:21) GameClubFan_385689: does the recent popularity of vintage games cause more problems or helps?
(07:57:21) Syd: Drew likes to get turned around in that cell
(07:57:25) Glog78: what about the video ?
(07:57:31) Glog78: and animations ?
(07:57:38) Sven_Q45: Cheeseness Yeah Jane wrangled years for the GK licence.
(07:57:39) Keith_Arem: The video was recorded on Digital Betacam, which is SD, unfortunately
(07:57:45) TimeGentleman: Keith_Arem ahh, I see. Good luck with it!
(07:58:24) Keith_Arem: We're looking into options for re-scanning the animation cels and backgrounds, but the FMV cinematics would have to be completely recreated
(07:59:33) Keith_Arem: Hey flesk, here's a list of the other games I've worked on: http://www.pcb.cc/#!credit-list/c1j8w
(07:59:42) Cyrus: Can you estimate when will you finish the legal issues? End of 2014, 2015 or sometime later?
(08:00:13) flesk: Thanks for the list. :)
(08:00:14) Cheeseness: Did many/any of the cast express opinions about the game after its release?
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(08:00:48) Glog78: omg what a list keith thats impressing
(08:00:53) TimeGentleman: I hope at the very least Chris Lloyd gets some good fan feedback for TS occasionally
(08:01:09) Sven_Q45: Yeah. And hey also Saints Row 3 is in this list!
(08:01:10) Cheeseness: Legal things like that can be tricky. They might seem to be on the cusp of resolution and wind up dragging out for years. Other times, the right people might have the right conversations at the right time and things could come together quickly
(08:02:28) Keith_Arem: The game was very well reviewed, and the cast really enjoyed the game. I ran into Ben Stein a couple of years ago, and he still mentions how much fun the game was.
(08:02:48) TimeGentleman: Yeah, hopefully people won't just sit on their rights for no good reason
(08:02:52) Cheeseness: :)
(08:02:52) GameClubFan_385689: do Games like Grim Fandago coming back make the path easier or make the other rights holders more problamatic
(08:03:12) flesk: Keith_Arem: That's a huge number of games. :O
(08:03:18) Syd: Almost forgot to grab the warp device, heh
(08:03:26) TimeGentleman: Keith_Arem - Ben Stein? Ha, thats funny, he only had that one scene! He must have enjoyed working with Lloyd?
(08:03:39) Syd: Ben Stein is in the opening and the ending
(08:03:48) TimeGentleman: Syd oh yeah, oops!
(08:03:52) Cheeseness: Maybe somebody never finished the game :D
(08:03:59) Syd: Time for the ending!
(08:04:00) Keith_Arem: Ben quoted Blade Runner the whole time he was on set. Classic. Especially with his demeanor.
(08:04:19) TimeGentleman: Keith_arem that's hilarious, I can just hear that in my head!
(08:04:34) Cheeseness: Hah, awesome
(08:04:34) TimeGentleman: Cheeseness - I finished it! I'm sure he filmed it all in one day, though
(08:04:43) Cheeseness: Oh yes, for sure
(08:04:56) Keith_Arem: "I want more life...f&%er."
(08:05:20) Syd: I like that Jetsons sound effect the Malevolator/Cutifier make when flying
(08:05:29) Keith_Arem: Tie fighter :-)
(08:05:54) TimeGentleman: Keith - yeah! Did you make your own version of the TIE sound?
(08:06:16) Keith_Arem: Nope. That's the original Lucas one :-)
(08:06:20) TimeGentleman: To avoid legalities? Or can you get away with that?
(08:06:23) GameClubFan_385689: flux looked so much younger then.
(08:06:34) Keith_Arem: Lucasfilm license their library
(08:06:42) Keith_Arem: This was the added ending
(08:06:51) TimeGentleman: iirc the TIE fighter sound was tires screeching on a wet surface ples an elephant roaring...
(08:07:29) Keith_Arem: This scene was not part of the original 4 acts
(08:07:47) Cheeseness: I was about to ask
(08:08:00) TimeGentleman: Oh man, I just assumed a few puzzles were chopped out from before Nefarious' castle
(08:08:05) Keith_Arem: This scene was the original ending from the game
(08:08:16) Cheeseness: That was going to be my next question :D
(08:08:38) Keith_Arem: We bridged this to set up the sequel
(08:08:58) TimeGentleman: So the plan was that Drew would be all toon in the sequel?
(08:09:47) GameClubFan_848022 [Mibbit@E4D78CD.8194B4E1.3DA66735.IP] entered the room.
(08:10:17) Keith_Arem: Sort of. :-) (***Spoiler***) He does become a cartoon in acts 3 & 4
(08:10:48) Keith_Arem: This was also added to set up the sequel...
(08:11:50) Syd: I hope you're able to get all the rights together. I'd love to see what was in store for acts 3 and 4!
(08:11:56) TimeGentleman: So in the original 4-act game, you play the last bits with him as a toon, then he wakes up as a real guy and goes sees Ben Stein, then what happens?!
(08:11:59) Keith_Arem: me too :-)
(08:12:29) Glog78: he puts out the wacky hammer and kicks steins ass
(08:12:59) Stanto: Or it ends up like Tron Legacy and he's stuck in toon world. ;)
(08:13:02) Glog78: like every toon in the art of flux widely would do ?!
(08:13:13) TimeGentleman: APPLAUDS KEITH@S NAME IN CREDITS
(08:13:17) Cheeseness: \o/
(08:13:30) TimeGentleman: Toon Legacy
(08:13:54) Keith_Arem: There is a full arc for 3 and 4, especially backgrounds and animation
(08:14:19) GameClubFan_385689: I cant wait. great work Keith
(08:14:23) Keith_Arem: but many of the puzzles were never completed
(08:14:35) GameClubFan_848022: So you got all the rights for the game Keith?
(08:14:39) TimeGentleman: Keith_Arem I hope you'll be able to include this ending plus some explanation/interviews as special features
(08:15:13) Keith_Arem: After today’s session, I’ll continue to post updated via twitter @KeithArem
(08:15:13) Syd: Let me know when the outro audio ends
(08:15:16) Cheeseness: Fans love commentary tracks
(08:15:19) TimeGentleman: it's a very interesting story
(08:15:27) Glog78: now
(08:15:30) TimeGentleman: Syd it's ended
(08:15:34) Cheeseness: Cheers, Syd
(08:15:39) Syd: Thanks for everything you've done and continue to do for Toonstruck, Keith!
(08:15:42) TimeGentleman: thanks Syd
(08:15:43) flesk: Thanks for streaming Syd and for joining Keith Arem.
(08:15:47) Sven_Q45: And what about Not-Twitter users?
(08:15:49) TimeGentleman: And thanks Keith!
(08:15:50) Keith_Arem: Thanks for having me today folks!
(08:15:57) flesk: So The Maker's Eden is next.
(08:16:01) TimeGentleman: Sven I believe ther's a facebook page..?
(08:16:05) Syd: Isn't there a Toonstruck Facebook fan page as well? I don't really use Facebook but I have heard about it
(08:16:13) Sven_Q45: Thank you Keith. :)
(08:16:17) Stanto: Thanks Keith
(08:16:28) Keith_Arem: Thanks guys!
(08:16:29) Sven_Q45: I don´t use both of them. ;)
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(08:16:45) Glog78: Thanks alot for all the infos
(08:16:50) Cheeseness: Thanks so much for joining us, Keith_Arem :)
(08:16:53) Cheeseness: And best of luck!
(08:17:16) TimeGentleman: Keith - I wasn't aware of how much was cut out/changed etc. Has deffo made me even more excited for your re-release of it!
(08:17:23) Cheeseness: Don't forget to leave an opinion on Toonstruck in the forum thread http://www.doublefine.com/forums/viewthread/14553/
(08:18:27) Syd: I've gotta head out. Thanks again for joining us, Keith!
(08:18:34) Cheeseness: Thanks again, Syd!
(08:18:41) Syd left the room (quit: Quit: http://www.mibbit.com ajax IRC Client).
(08:18:47) Cheeseness: I'll wrap up the chat log there
(08:19:05) Keith_Arem: Thanks all. I hope to have updates for you soon.
(08:19:11) Cheeseness: Next week we're going to run through Act 1 of Screwy Lightbulb's motion comic The Maker's Eden http://www.doublefine.com/forums/viewthread/14637/
(08:19:28) Keith_Arem: Thanks again for the support!
(08:19:44) Keith_Arem: Bye!
(08:19:45) TimeGentleman: Keith, thanks! (I was also going to say well done on having overlapping speech in the game - Lucasarts never managed that!)
(08:19:49) TimeGentleman: Bye Keith!