Trivia / The Journeyman Project

• Dummied Out: Some versions of Turbo! included a countdown timer in the Mars Maze depending on how much oxygen you had left.
• In Memoriam: The 2014 re-release of Pegasus Prime adds a tribute to Graham Jarvis, whom passed in 2003, four years after Legacy of Time.
• Minimalist Cast: Turbo! had a very small cast for its time, consisting of Graham Jarvis as Sinclair, Kristi Pado as the digital head in the TSA, an uncredited actress for the Mars Colony, and composer Geno Andrews performing most of the computer voices, Sinclair's robots, the Global Transporter, and radio host Johnny Ego at the beginning.
• The Other Darrin: Gage himself was played by Todd McCormick In Buried in Time and Pegasus Prime, and by Jeremy Rector in Legacy of Time.
• Role Reprise: Todd McCormick reprises his role as Gage for Pegasus Prime, this time without voice lines.
• Real-Life Relative: The actors playing the farmer and his son in El Dorado really were father and son in real life.
• What Could Have Been: In the original Journeyman, one of the memory chips has a recording of the Big Bad talking about how he aims to blow up Caldoria with a nuclear bomb should his plans fail. This doesn't happen since the game immediately ends when you apprehend him. It is not known why the bomb situation was cut out, but it may have been due to memory or technical restraints. The Pegasus remake adds the bomb scenario as the final puzzle in the game.