History Trivia / TheNeverhood

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: [[TheMovie A movie]] had been planned at one point, and it would've been produced by Frederator Studios (the animation company behind ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'', ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'', and others), but sadly had been canceled due to lack of funding for the project. However there is some interesting concept art and rough beta script around, so at least we got the see the potential ideas.

* DuelingDubs: Enforced with the Russian fan translation, and Fargus Multimedia's version being the "rival" counterpart. The fan translation is a humorous GagDub, but Fargus' translation has its share of fans, considering it's more faithful to the English version and is also relatively well done on its own.

* DuelingDubs: Enforced with the Russian fan translation, and Fargus Multimedia's version being the "rival" counterpart. Fargus' translation has its share of fans, considering it's more faithful to the English version and is also relatively well done on its own.

* {{Vaporware}}: [[TheMovie A movie]] had been planned at one point, and it would've been produced by Frederator Studios (the animation company behind ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'', ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'', and others), but sadly had been canceled due to lack of funding for the project. However there is some interesting concept art and rough beta script around, so at least we got the see the potential ideas.

* Over two tons of klay - er, clay were used to animate ''The Neverhood Chronicles''. Perhaps, it's the only game in the series to be done in pure clay: according to "the making of" videos, ''Skullmonkeys'' actually uses latex to save development time... While ''VideoGame/BoomBots'' and ''Klaymen Gun Hockey'' don't use any clay for the ingame process at all, because they actually use 3D computer models.

* NoExportForYou: ''Klaymen Gun Hockey'' was Japan-only, and never came to the USA.

* Over two tons of klay - er, clay were used to animate ''The Neverhood Chronicles''. Perhaps, it's the only game in the series to be done in pure clay: according to "the making of" videos, ''Skullmonkeys'' actually uses latex to save development time... While ''VideoGame/BoomBots'' and ''Klaymen Klaymen Gun Hockey'' don't use any clay for the ingame process at all, because they actually use 3D computer models.

* Over two tons of klay - er, clay were used to animate ''The Neverhood Chronicles''. Perhaps, it's the only game in the series to be done in pure clay: according to "the making of" videos, ''Skullmonkeys'' actually uses latex to save development time... While ''VideoGame/{{Boombots}}'' and ''Klaymen Klaymen Gun Hockey'' don't use any clay for the ingame process at all, because they actually use 3D computer models.

* Over two tons of klay - er, clay were used to animate ''The Neverhood Chronicles''. Perhaps, it's the only game in the series to be done in pure clay: according to "the making of" videos (available only at Doo's site, appearantly), ''Skullmonkeys'' actually uses latex to save development time... While ''Boombots'' and ''Klaymen Klaymen Gun Hockey'' don't use any clay for the ingame process at all, because they actually use 3D computer models.

* AcclaimedFlop: Got good reviews but came out as the Adventure Game genre was dying in the mid 90s and under-performed badly. Despite flopping, it did get a [[VideoGame/{{Skullmonkeys}} a sequel, ableit as a platformer instead]]

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Like ''VideoGame/MedalOfHonor'', the current rights are with ElectronicArts, which doesn't try to capitalize on its CultClassic status. [[https://twitter.com/NeverhoodMobile The original developers]] tried to get the rights or some licensing for a mobile port, but fell short. Add age leading to compatibility issues, and it only runs with [[http://theneverhood.sourceforge.net/ fan-patches]].

* The radio song "Sound Effects Record #33" contains backmasked singing in the shower. If you reverse it, the song being sung turns out to be "Khumbaya."
* The radio song "Chiming In" is also backmasked. The eerie, dissonant sounds are those of a [[OminousMusicBoxTune music box]], and all the background noises captured while recording it, including someone breathing into a mic and the music box being wound.
* Slow down the radio "song" "Scary Robot Man," and its' true nature will be revealed: It's a sped-up, distorted ramble, done in a vaguely Indian/Hindi accent, about... being lost at a wedding, Slurpees, and [=McDonalds.=]

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Like ''MedalOfHonor'', the current rights are with ElectronicArts, which doesn't try to capitalize on its CultClassic status. [[https://twitter.com/NeverhoodMobile The original developers]] tried to get the rights or some licensing for a mobile port, but fell short. Add age leading to compatibility issues, and it only runs with [[http://theneverhood.sourceforge.net/ fan-patches]].

* Over two tons of klay - er, clay were used to animate ''The Neverhood Chronicles''. Perhaps, it's the only game in the series to be done in pure clay: according to "the making of" videos (available only at Doo's site, appearantly), ''Skullmonkeys'' actually uses latex to save development time... While ''Boombots'' and ''Klaymen Klaymen Gun Hockey'' don't use any clay for the ingame process at all, because they actually use 3D models.

* Over two tons of klay - er, clay were used to animate ''The Neverhood Chronicles''. Perhaps, it's the only game in the series to be done in pure clay: according to "the making of" videos (available only at Doo's site, appearantly), ''Skullmonkeys'' actually uses latex to save development time... While ''Boombots'' and ''Klaymen Klaymen Gun Hockey'' don't use any clay for the ingame process at all, because they actually using 3D models.

* Over two tons of klay - er, clay were used to animate ''The Neverhood Chronicles''. Perhaps, it's the only game in the series to be done in pure clay: according to "the making of videos" (available only at Doo's site), ''Skullmonkeys'' actually uses latex to save development time, while ''Boombots'' and ''Klaymen Klaymen Gun Hockey'' don't use any clay for the ingame process at all, because they actually using 3D models.

* Over two tons of klay - er, clay were used to animate ''The Neverhood Chronicles''. Perhaps, it's the only game in the series to be done in pure clay: according to the making of videos, ''Skullmonkeys'' actually uses latex to save development time, while ''Boombots'' and ''Klaymen Klaymen Gun Hockey'' don't use any clay for the ingame process at all, thanks to them actually using 3D models.

* Over two tons of [[strike: Klay]] er, clay were used to animate the game.

* The radio song "Chiming In" is also backmasked. The eerie, dissonant sounds are those of a [[OminousMusicBoxTune music box]], and all the background noises captured while recording it--including someone breathing into a mic and the music box being wound.
* Slow down the radio "song" "Scary Robot Man," and its true nature will be revealed: It's a sped-up, distorted ramble, done in a vaguely Indian/Hindi accent, about... being lost at a wedding, Slurpees, and [=McDonalds.=]

* Slow down the radio "song" "Scary Robot Man," and its true nature will be revealed: It's a sped-up, distorted ramble, done in a vaguely Indian/Hindi accent, about... being lost at a wedding, cherries, and [=McDonalds.=]

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