I really hope this isn't largely due to Matt and Trey's notorious indecisiveness involved in making the show.
The show itself is funny and all, but the overly demanding schedule and just plain flakey workflow invovled in making it is so taxing on their team of animators that from what I've heard, most of them refuse to return to the studio after doing their two-month stint there.
If these guys are behind the helm of this project, I can't imagine the game designers are going through anything different than the over-worked animators on the show. The problem is that the more the game developers are overworked and have to re-do everything from the ground up, the more the gameplay is going to suffer. Unlike with the show where one way or another they have to make final decisions within a rather short timeframe, with this project they are free to change up everything at any given moment and simply extend the deadline. What results is an overworked project designed by people who stopped caring about it long ago and just want to see it get out the door. It's a recipe for a game that ultimately feels clunky and doesn't have the quirkiness of the show.
I would love to look back at this and say I was wrong, but ever-expanding delays don't fill me with the best of hope.
