Wallace and Gromit in The Greatest Invention of All Time

Wallace and Gromit in The Greatest Invention of All Time is a point-and-click adventure game for the Nintendo Share. It is the de-facto sequel to Wallace and Gromit's Grand Adventures. 
The idea for this game was made by BiggestKirbyFanEver1994.
== Plot ==
The game begins with Wallace and Gromit watching a horror film titled Rise of the Night of the War of the Living Dead, and Wallace goes to make his favorite Wenslydale cheese flavored popcorn. However, his microwave breaks and Wallace attempts to fix it with a cuckoo clock. Surprisingly, Wallace unintentionally invents time travel with his newest creation and he and Gromit end up in the prehistoric ages. They escape being eaten by a Tyranosaurus Rex and are inspired to start their own "Time Travel Tours" service. A stranger hides within the shadows staring at the duo from some bushes.
Using the microwave/cuckoo clock invention (now dubbed the Flexible Capacitor-o-Matic), and an old American school bus, they set up their Time Travel Tours service within their own house. They start taking visitors from their time into other time periods. The stranger who watched the duo previously is cloaked and regularly rides the bus. However, when Gromit is left in charge of driving the bus in Wallace's place, he picks up a man who somewhat resembles Wallace (albeit with a full head of hair and a mustache). He leaves the stranger behind in the American Wild West, but when he returns to the present, he realizes something is different. Wallace is still there but does not recognize him at all. In fact, he states he HATES dogs. Gromit is thrown out of the house as a result. The same stranger from earlier in the film stares at Gromit as he recovers.
Night falls and Gromit decides to use a spy kit he got for Christmas but never opened. He sneaks into the house and notices Wallace has no photos of him whatsoever. Gromit sees his room is replaced with a storage closet. Gromit comes to the conclusion that the stranger he dropped off in the Wild West was actually Wallace himself, and that he prevented Wallace and Gromit from becoming friends. Gromit proceeds to go back in time to pick up Wallace's younger self and deliver him to the proper time period. However, the same stranger who stared at the duo before as well as Gromit after he got kicked out steals the bus away from Gromit. The stranger attempts to get away but Gromit latches onto the bus with his spy tools. At last, the stranger is revealed to be Walter, Wallace's rival who resembles him. Walter reveals he became jealous of Wallace's fame and intellect and wanted to take all the glory and inventions for himself. Gromit pushes him off the bus and drives to the past. However, instead of going back in time he crashes into a house where a family is having breakfast. Walter is revealed to have torn off the Flexible Capacitor-o-Matic from the bus' mainframe and goes back in time to prevent Wallace from graduating college.
Gromit roams the city streets saddened that he could not save his friendship with Wallace. However, he sees a commercial for Build-a-Time-Machine Workshop (an obvious parody of Build-a-Bear Workshop). He goes in disguised as a person and buys a Build-a-Time-Machine Kit. He assembles a new time machine and goes back to the Wild West to pick up younger Wallace. Then, the two travel to Wallace's college years to stop Walter.
Younger Wallace attends his studies in order to fit in. Gromit looks for Walter within the dorm room corridors. However, he meets a student named Mr. Retlaw and advises to help him earn his Science degree. Gromit studies with Mr. Retlaw and he soon is ready to graduate. However, when Gromit helps put the finishing touches on his graduation assignment, it is revealed to be a trap planned out by Mr. Retlaw, who reveals to be Walter in disguise as ties up Gromit. Meanwhile, Younger Wallace notices Gromit is missing and goes looking for him. However, Walter captures him as well. Younger Wallace and Gromit escape the trap using the knowledge he learned after working with Walter. Walter disguises himself as Mr. Retlaw as he uses the stolen Flexible Capacitor-o-Matic as his graduation assignment. Younger Wallace and Gromit impede his progress and reveal his evil plans. However, Walter is one step ahead and uses the Flexible Capacitor-o-Matic to go back in time and prevent Wallace from being born. Younger Wallace and Gromit use Gromit's time machine to follow him.
The duo arrive on the day of Wallace's birth, just before Wallace is born. Walter attempts to murder Wallace's mother so Wallace won't be born, but Gromit is able to stop him in the nick of time. Not only that, but he also conveniently delivers baby Wallace (who mistakes Gromit for his mommy, while Gromit blushes uncomfortably and gives him to his real mother). However, Walter pulls out a chainsaw he made out of hospital equipment and attempts to end Gromit, Younger Wallace and Baby Wallace once and for all. The three escape and board a hospital cart to get away from Walter.
The trio ride the cart out of the hospital and through the streets of London. However, Walter follows them at every turn using a skateboard he made out of a food tray. They ride their cart into the Big Ben clock tower where there are cornered by Walter and his chainsaw. At the stroke of 12 the clock bells ring and Water falls to his death. Younger Wallace and Gromit return Baby Wallace to his mother. However, the time machine Gromit invented gets run over by a steamroller. Unable to go through time, Gromit decides to stay with Younger Wallace.
The duo spend many years together (during that time, Younger Wallace loses his hair and mustache and becomes present-day Wallace). One night Wallace reminisces the day he first met Gromit and hugs him tightly saying he couldn't have had a better friend than Gromit. Then the duo go inside to watch Rise of the Night of the War of the Living Dead, as the screen fades to black with the words "The End" appearing on-screen.
== Cast ==
* Rob Rackstraw as Wallace/Younger Wallace/Baby Wallace
* Gordon Ramsay as Walter
* Lucy Montgomery as Wallace's Mother
* Mark Moraghan as The Dean of the University
* Frank Welker as Tyranosaurus Rex
== Trivia ==
* In the US, the game is published by Disney.
* The game contains many references to the Back to the Future film series, such as the Flexible Capacitor-o-Matic being a reference to the Flux Capacitor as well as the film using time travel as the main focus.
* The scene where Gromit crashes the bus into the house is a reference to the Thomas & Friends episode Thomas Comes to Breakfast. In addition, the wife also says "You miserable dog! Just look at what you've did to our breakfast! Now, I shall have to cook some more!" which is almost the same quote from the episode.
* The fact that the game begins and ends with the duo watching Rise of the Night of the War of the Living Dead implies the film's events loop infinitely, meaning that, in theory, the film won't ever have a true ending because it's basically repeating itself continuously.
* This is the first time in the Wallace and Gromit franchise that Rob Rackstraw voices Wallace.
* Tim Whitnall was originally meant to voice Walter, but was replaced by Gordon Ramsay due to both Ramsay and Walter having explosive tempers.
* Greg Eagles was meant to be the voice of The Dean of the University, but declined.
* BiggestKirbyFanEver1994 originally conceived this idea over at Disney Fanon Wiki. However, it was originally a film and not a game.
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