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See, in the 32-bit version, there are some additional cutscenes, and in one of them, Spot gets trapped inside a movie projector.

My favorite theory is that the PSOne/Saturn version of Spot Goes to Hollywood was Cool Spot 3 and the previous version of that same game was Cool Spot 2. So maybe the joke was that the movie that ends Spot Goes to Hollywood would have been a third story, a story that took place completely off screen. The Story you play through in Spot Goes to Hollywood would then be Cool Spot 2. Or, perhaps the story of Cool Spot was Cool Spot 1. Of course, the Game Boy game was actually just a slightly modified version of McDonaldland, suggesting it was never intended to be a part of the “canon” and leading me to doubt this particular line of reasoning. Thus, Spot Goes to Hollywood actually was Cool Spot 3. Maybe the Game Boy game Spot: The Cool Adventure was intended to be the real Cool Spot 1, making the game that had Cool Spot written across its cover actually Cool Spot 2.