In a way, it removes any pressure for Project[S:] to be something it's not. The nature of what they're doing means it's never going to be a fast-paced, in-your-face, big-budget cartoon show - but now somebody else has that angle covered. So P[S:] can focus on the more leisurely joys of a blow-by-blow adaptation. Like, I certainly wouldn't expect the Spindleroo show to keep every line of dialogue from a converstion, or every conversation in a scene, or even every scene. Not the nature of the beast - compression and acceleration is what they'll go for. The bits of P[S:] I've seen so far DO reproduce entire conversations, and it's honestly kind of magic seeing it brought to life like that.