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ShaggE · 12/19/2008, 04:02 am

After years upon years of hearing about it and never being able to find a copy, I finally snagged and played Toonstruck, and it was worth every second of wait.

It kind of got lost in the mix, as did most late 90s adventures, but it was entirely unique in that the main character was a digitized Christopher Lloyd in a Saturday-morning-cartoon-quality animated world.

It's a bit like Sam & Max, with the snarky companion and dark humor. (Sadomasochistic cow getting whipped by a dominatrix sheep. Yeah. And yet it got a T rating.)

Has anybody else played this?

12/19/2008, 04:02 am	#1
ShaggE Deep Mushroom Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 3,316	Toonstruck After years upon years of hearing about it and never being able to find a copy, I finally snagged and played Toonstruck, and it was worth every second of wait. It kind of got lost in the mix, as did most late 90s adventures, but it was entirely unique in that the main character was a digitized Christopher Lloyd in a Saturday-morning-cartoon-quality animated world. It's a bit like Sam & Max, with the snarky companion and dark humor. (Sadomasochistic cow getting whipped by a dominatrix sheep. Yeah. And yet it got a T rating.) Has anybody else played this? __________________ "This grass feels funny. It feels like... pants." - Kirby A song. Also a song.