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Karrel · 06-19-2009, 07:59 AM

That's demoralising, but realistic, but still demoralising. Yeah! Let Fandango Goodness rain down upon us!

Also, the puzzle doc doesn't portray a sequel at all. The released Grim Fandango is a thinned out version of the one which the doc portrays. Puzzles are removed here and there in the released game and while reading the doc, I actually found some scenes from the game making more sense.

Concluding catchphrase: It's not a sequel, it's the original.

EDIT: I know you'll love the doc

. There might also be a little 'extended universe' thing like the Star Wars novels going on for Grim Fandango, being the Grim Fandango novel by Charles Frederick. I bailed at the horror of the first page's grammer, but the 'people' say it gets good. I don't think it'll grow though. Unless an authority comes that allows a pool of coherent and good novels to grow.

06-19-2009, 07:59 AM	#3
Karrel High Table's Low Chairman Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 39	That's demoralising, but realistic, but still demoralising. Yeah! Let Fandango Goodness rain down upon us! Also, the puzzle doc doesn't portray a sequel at all. The released Grim Fandango is a thinned out version of the one which the doc portrays. Puzzles are removed here and there in the released game and while reading the doc, I actually found some scenes from the game making more sense. Concluding catchphrase: It's not a sequel, it's the original. EDIT: I know you'll love the doc . There might also be a little 'extended universe' thing like the Star Wars novels going on for Grim Fandango, being the Grim Fandango novel by Charles Frederick. I bailed at the horror of the first page's grammer, but the 'people' say it gets good. I don't think it'll grow though. Unless an authority comes that allows a pool of coherent and good novels to grow. Last edited by Karrel; 06-19-2009 at 08:12 AM.