Score: 10

"Yay re-release!"

submission: Evidence of Cruelty

date: June 8, 2009

I've been trying to find these things, excluding the SF part and noticed they were gone. Yay they are back.

Amazing as always sir.

Score: 10

"Grand as always, getting more edgy"

submission: Mastermind 4

date: June 6, 2009

Which is great, I loved your SFC part, the mild profanity in this series coupled with the censorship of some words makes it seem like an old 80's movie before the FCC had decided which words were bad.

My only suggestion is, please mark some how who does who's voices in the credits or something so I can figure out and put faces to minions.

And was the guy who got doom lazored an omage to the Spy in TF2? Same hat, same nationality, same cigarette, same calm nature.

Score: 10

"Its really sad"

submission: It's a Nice Day Today

date: June 6, 2009

No matter how hard I try I can't shake the little joy feeling from the silly smiles on everything and then the same one when the guy is yanking it, and not laugh and smile, its beyond me.

Great thing man.

Score: 9

"Your amazing style is more suited for animation."

submission: Tankmen: Incursion

date: June 2, 2009

I love your work and this is again now less than flawless with beautiful characters, backgrounds, everything. The problem is the game play. Although the dynamic camera is very..dynamic it doesn't really help when your aiming options are still left, right, up, and diagonals. For the camera to work some sort of lock on system would be needed and for the camera to not twitch so much. If you could force a more panaramic view so it can show enemies and not shake and zoom with every movement it would make it much easier to understand whats going on and to be able to play effectively. The enemies seemed to juggle me everywhere and it was probably because of my lack of being able to shoot them down. One more point about the camera is when no enemies are around the camera zooms in rediculously close to the point where you can't see where you should jump or anything.

The point being, your refined and solid art seems to lose appeal in this form, its hard to enjoy the pretty graphics when you are being tossed and shaken by god knows what. The camera basically suits animation instead of gaming, and for the game to work it would have to be a broad camera angle detracting from the pretty art. Thats the sad part is how good everything is but it just being way to difficult to figure out what is going on.

Aside from that the game is good and solid so it isn't inherantly bad so keep up the good work and maybe hire a cameraman.

Score: 9

"Not bad"

submission: Tankmen 1917

date: June 2, 2009

Although the intro newgroundsy thing was good, it didn't blend well with the flash and took away from the flash, that probably contributed to the low views of a good flash.

The flash was solid, some of the text went by so fast you had to race to read it all.

Would have been 50% more effective if after hitting play it just cut to the flash, but the intro would be great for something crazy like a longass movie.

Good work.

Score: 10

"I was not expecting that."

submission: Nameless 6 Vol.3 Part 2/2

date: May 30, 2009

Cripple boy having sex with his mother? Jesus, I swear she totally shouldn't have slept with Jeff, hes in a coma for the love of His holyness.

Also, cripple boy shouldn't have stubby arms and Manatee should have wooped millers ass.

Score: 10

"Had to review, I'm the 667th reviewer lol"

submission: Misinterpretive Porn Star

date: May 16, 2009

As always, you capture the cartoony feel of the 90's/looney toon years, just in a very special way. The entire thing was great.

Is your sister hot/available?

Score: 6

"RABBIT SEASON"

submission: Happy Cutie Bunny Easter!

date: May 15, 2009

Damnit, now I'm hungry.

Score: 9

"Ouch."

submission: Da Pink Knight

date: May 14, 2009

The chumps who made Joy2Key owe you money because after playing this game, I am actually considering buying a controller or something, seriously, making a game that requires a lot of pressing of a single key, and having that key where your ring finger is, thats my main complant, remappable controls or at least keep the keys where you only need 2 fingers to do the non-movements.

As for the game, the game is very unforgiving in you start out against a boss who basically will kick your ass until you get a feel for the controls, which although are solid, are hard to get used to. Having a small tutorial or a just a small feature allowing you to practice combos, blocking, and that stuff, that would lower the amount of rage quitters but not take away from the difficulty of the game. You only get 9 stars because I can't type a's without spikes of pain.

Score: 10

"Innovative!"

submission: The Arrow Of Time

date: May 14, 2009

I love the game, the dynamic is strong, the controls are simple, its fun and you get sucked in by the variations in weapons, although most types of arrows are useless. The time arrows were the biggest let down, they were basically lag arrows, they slowed the game for what seemed no reason, I don't know if it was intentional or what but they didn't help at all, even fully upgraded.

The big problem was the difficulty curve with different combos. Enemies enter so fast you can't drag quick enough to shoot them down by aiming, so if you try that its rediculous, but if you want to win with little effort, change the aiming to hold, purchase the multi turrets and fully upgrade homing and explosive arrows, release the multi turrets and just start clicking, no matter how weak you pull them back they almost always lock on and attack anyway, so just click spam and you are bound to win.

All in all, great game, just it got rediculously easy when you get homing missles.