Here are some very helpful links for folks who are interested in the history of FMV games including the unreleased VHS game console, Project NEMO!
A very thorough interview with Tom Zito, founder of Digital Pictures and the man responsible for the NEMOThe history of Digital Pictures that is nice and succinct and offers insight into a variety of very specific gamesIt is fascinating to see the role of Nolan Bushnell in the process and to learn about the behind the scenes business side of making these games and the issue with Night Trap and the United States government.
As for games I am playing, I have started up Voyeur, one of the games built for the NEMO but was later ported to other platforms. The game is a simple predecessor to night trap, where you monitor a corrupt businessman running for president to dig up dirt on him. You are in an adjacent building from his mansion home with recording devices and must scan the rooms in his home in real time to find out who in his family he is going to kill and either inform the victim before it happens or record the murder and call the police.
Clearly one is the best ending, and another is the good ending. Fail, or inform the wrong person and you get the bad ending.
In my first playthrough I didn't fully get the point, watching the murder and then informing the wrong person instead of calling the police, but the game is roughly and hour of gameplay so it is easy to go back and try again.
It does have replay because who he decides to murder changes with each playthrough and it is extremely easy to miss out on scenes throughout the mansion. I'll play some more and comment with some screenshots as well.