Trivia / Fancy Pants Adventures

• B-Team Sequel: While Brad Borne was still involved with the game, the console and mobile versions of Adventures/World 3 were developed by Over the Top Games, who weren't involved with the online flash version or the Classic Pack re-release.
• Channel Hop: The first two games, the flash version of the third game, and the standalone version of World 1 Remix were published solely by Brad Borne. The console game was published by Over the Top Games. Super was originally published by Kongregate Inc. The Classic Pack was published by 2 Left Thumbs, who also acquired publishing rights of Super from Kongregate on Feburary 18, 2023.
• Cut Song: A few of the songs from the console game were not included in the Flash version of World 3.
• Keep Circulating the Tapes:
  • The Android and iOS versions of the World 1 remaster were removed from stores for unknown reasons. The PC version is still available, however.
  • World 2 and the Flash version of World 3 were originally victim to this due to the shut down of Flash and not receiving any downloadable re-releases or remakes until they were rescued when they were included in the Classic Pack.
• No Port For You: The only re-release the console game got was for Android and iOS phones, and hasn't seen a re-release since then.
• Screwed by the Lawyers: Due to legal issues regarding the console game (as it's owned by Over The Top Games and EA), the Classic Pack re-release of World 3 is instead based off the online Flash version. The console remakes of World 1 and World 2 aren't present for the same reason.
• What Could Have Been:
  • Cutie Pants was originally going to be playable in World 3, but was scrapped for unknown reasons. She later became playable in the World 1 remaster.
  • According to the game files and this tweet, either a Wii port of Adventures/World 3 or a separate game for the Wii was presumably planned, but cancelled.
• Working Title: Super was originally called World 4. The original name would later be used for the online version.