History Trivia / PokerNight2

* ExecutiveMeddling: The game was originally due out April 23 on PC, but demands from Microsoft that the UsefulNotes/Xbox360 version be given top priority in terms of release pushed the PC version to the 26th.

** Jared Emerson-Johnson, the composer, is also the voice actor for the Marquis De Singe in VideoGame/TalesOfMonkeyIsland, and the composer for the Telltale-era ''VideoGame/SamAndMaxFreelancePolice'' games as well as Telltale's The Walking Dead.

-->'''Claptrap:''' Am I eating crazy chips, or did you use to have a different voice?\\

** Ash is not Creator/BruceCampbell here for unknown reasons, and voiced by Danny Webber of ''Film/{{Birdemic}}'' fame, much to Campbell's confusion, although to Danny's credit, he does such a spot-on impersonation of Bruce that a lot of fans wondered if Bruce was just using Danny Webber as a psuedonym

** Ash is not Creator/BruceCampbell here for unknown reasons, and voiced by Danny Webber of ''Film/{{Birdemic}}'' fame, much to Campbell's confusion.

** Ash is not Creator/BruceCampbell here for unknown reasons, and voiced by Danny Webber of ''Film/{{Birdemic}}'' fame.

** At one point in development, there was a ''Walking Dead'' themed Inventory that would be available for purchase. It'd be similar to the Everett family drugstore, boarded up from the inside, but the area would be filled with zombies. Unfortunately, no ''Walking Dead'' main characters or bounty items were planned; only the Walking Dead inventory for the sake of referencing Telltale's more popular series at the time. Judging from cut dialogue, the "first eliminated" punishment would've thrown the unfortunate loser to the walkers (of course, all of our competitors are prepared for such a thing...well, except Claptrap, but who cares about him?). This got cut for time, and the only real evidence that remains of it are the rarely-played-but-still-existent jazz remixes of Clementine's Theme and the theme inside the school from Episode 4. These tracks are found in the game's files, as well as dialogue and sound effects that most likely would've been used for this layout.

** Jared Emerson-Johnson, the composer, is also the voice actor for the Marquis De Singe in VideoGame/TalesOfMonkeyIsland, and the composer for the Telltale-era VideoGame/SamAndMaxFreelancePolice games as well as Telltale's The Walking Dead.

** A cut conversation implies that [[SamAndMax Girl Stinky]] was originally supposed to be the bartender instead of Moxxi, perhaps to round out Skun-ka'pe as the chauffeur.

** Danny Webber, the comnposer for ''Series/{{Workaholics}}'', does Ash Williams. He also played Steve in ''Film/BirdemicShockAndTerror''. Really.

* ExecutiveMeddling: The game was originally due out April 23 on PC, but demands from Microsoft that the {{Xbox 360}} version be given top priority in terms of release pushed the PC version to the 26th.

** Danny Webber, the comnposer for ''Series/{{Workaholics}}'', also played Steve in ''Film/BirdemicShockAndTerror''. Really.

* HeAlsoDid: Jared Emerson-Johnson, the composer, is also the voice actor for the Marquis De Singe in VideoGame/TalesOfMonkeyIsland, and the composer for the Telltale-era VideoGame/SamAndMaxFreelancePolice games as well as Telltale's The Walking Dead.

** Ash is not Creator/BruceCampbell here for unknown reasons, and voiced by Danny Webber.

* HeyItsThatGuy: Thanks to Ash's voice change, he now he thinks [[Film/{{Birdemic}} a day without sex is a day wasted.]] Which could be an ActorAllusion: From one cult B-movie, to another.

* HeyItsThatGuy: Thanks to Ash's voice change, he now he thinks [[{{Birdemic}} a day without sex is a day wasted.]] Which could be an ActorAllusion: From one cult B-movie, to another.

** [[Film/BackToTheFuture Marty and Doc Brown]] were also considered at one point, but since there's a lot more mature characters in the game (Brock, Claptrap), the cursing would sort of affect the family-friendly value of ''Back To The Future''.

* HeAlsoDid: Jared Emerson-Johnson, the composer, is also the voice actor for the Marquis De Singe in VideoGame/TalesOfMonkeyIsland, and the composer for the Telltale-era VideoGame/SamAndMaxFreelancePolice games.

** Another ''Team Fortress 2'' character was considered, but [=GLaDOS=] was chosen because another ''Team Fortress 2'' character would be repetitive--plus, she has much more personality than the original dealer/host, Reginald Van Winslow.

* TheOtherDarrin[=/=]HeyItsThatGuy: Ash is not Creator/BruceCampbell here; now he thinks [[{{Birdemic}} a day without sex is a day wasted.]] Which could be an ActorAllusion: From one cult B-movie, to another.

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: At one point in development, there was a ''Walking Dead'' themed Inventory that would be available for purchase. It'd be similar to the Everett family drugstore, boarded up from the inside, but the area would be filled with zombies. Unfortunately, no ''Walking Dead'' main characters or bounty items were planned; only the Walking Dead inventory for the sake of referencing Telltale's more popular series at the time. Judging from cut dialogue, the "first eliminated" punishment would've thrown the unfortunate loser to the walkers (of course, all of our competitors are prepared for such a thing...well, except Claptrap, but who cares about him?). This got cut for time, and the only real evidence that remains of it are the rarely-played-but-still-existent jazz remixes of Clementine's Theme and the theme inside the school from Episode 4. These tracks are found in the game's files, as well as dialogue and sound effects that most likely would've been used for this layout.

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: At one point in development, there was a ''Walking Dead'' themed Inventory that would be available for purchase. It'd be similar to the Everett family drugstore, boarded up from the inside, but the area would be filled with zombies. Unfortunately, no ''Walking Dead'' main characters or bounty items were planned; only the Walking Dead Inventory for the sake of looking nice. This got cut for time, and the only real evidence that remains of it are the rarely-played-but-still-existent jazz remixes of Clementine's Theme and the theme inside the school from Episode 4. These tracks are found in the game's files, as well as dialogue and sound effects that most likely would've been used for this layout.