Score: 9

"Very creative"

submission: The Rescue

date: December 14, 2003

While it almost made me cry when I heard the same text-to-voice program the clocks often use, I was overall quite impressed by this movie. The style of the ship and a good few other things was really creative. Pretty damn neat visuals all the way through. Could've had a slightly more captivating story, but perhaps I'm being picky. Overall a very good animation. I'd like to see more from you.

Score: 8

"Good, but needs refining"

submission: the classroom

date: December 8, 2003

It's definitely a good game, but, lol, I think that when you say that it was over a year in planning, that you'd had the idea before, and put it off for a year. A project of this simplicity couldn't really take a year to plan, much less 3 months to make. Don't get me wrong. It's fun, and addictive, but at the same time it's frustrating. The field of view is not really accurate, since you're probably only using basic hitTests. I would personally substitute that method for one that uses point hitTests. Think of the teacher as firing 'particles of vision'. It sounds nuts, but you'd just have to trust me.
Keep it up, man.

Score: 9

"This is actually a great series, really"

submission: (old vers)Dead Rain 5

date: December 3, 2003

I'm not too gung-ho about gratuitous violence, but all 5 installments of the series have been great, regardless. The development of your skills is very apparent from DR1 to DR5. I'm kinda looking forward to seeing how the series will wrap up. I hope you don't kill off the main character or anything.
So yeah, great graphics, good animation, good use of sound. If there's one thing, it's that I laugh every time I hear "B.M. Virus", since B.M. usually stands for bowel movement.

Score: 9

"Say hello to my leetle friend"

submission: kegel thanksgiving ep

date: November 25, 2003

lol, I like that this one was considerably longer than the majority of the other installments in the series. It was also good to see a lot of past characters included in one. The larger of the two main characters - in this animation, the coach - had his work cut out for him as the voice of reason, in this one. What's his name, by the way?
Animation and sound, superb as always. Looking forward to the next. As always, you get my 5.

Score: 8

"lmao, too hilarious"

submission: Oh Beautiful Day

date: November 22, 2003

That was the funniest thing I've seen in about an hour or so. Everything about it was comic gold. It seemed like you were cutting corners sometimes, but then that could've been in the interest of making it funnier, which it did. It could've used sound, but then again, sound could've ruined it. Don't mess with perfection, I guess they say ;)

Score: 9

"Just a few minor flaws"

submission: Divine Intervention pt. 1

date: November 22, 2003

The graphics are great, with the obvious compromise being latency. I had to put it on low quality to get smooth movement, which is quite a rareity for me. Sound is above par, there was enough variety to keep me entertained, and the intro was great in itself. But I would really like to know how to beat that winged pink bastard. His guts are practically falling out of his chest before the shotgun seems to lose effect. Where do you go from there?

Score: 6

"The song credit"

submission: BOF-Bad Fisherman

date: November 20, 2003

Should go to "Song 2" by Blur. As for the movie, not bad, though I'm not a fan of sprite movies. Could have been longer. I think I've seen one other BOF parody, but I don't recall it's name or id.

Score: 5

"The music credit...."

submission: SMW-The Perfect Girl

date: November 11, 2003

...should go to Nine Inch Nails who made "The Perfect Drug". A thousand years of torture should go to whoever turned it into "The Perfect Girl". Maybe it was the original version, and it was saying 'drug', but your captions said 'girl' and the sound file was such low quality that it was hard to tell.
You have to give a lot to make a sprite movie that's actually impressive. I'm not sure if you did give your all in this one. It seemed kind of mediocre. I'm sorry. Keep Flashing and all, I'd just suggest you stay away from sprites.

Score: 7

"Quake III, I heard 'woot'"

submission: Quake III Combat

date: November 7, 2003

I actually have a part-finished Quake 3 movie, myself. I've moved it aside to work on other, more important projects, but I'd like to believe that it'll be finished someday. Not a bad movie you've got here. The art seems to be pixels tho? That's weird. Sound was sufficient; taken from the game itself. Overall good. Keep Flashin'

Score: 8

"Nice little minigame"

submission: Rejected Game

date: November 5, 2003

lol, Rejected has to be the funniest animation I've ever seen in my life. It's almost remarkable that I haven't seen any sort of tribute to it yet on NG, but I guess there are still a lot of people who don't know about it.
The game mechanics are simple but effective. Music is suitable, I think. It would been great if, when you lost, his anus started bleeding profusely. Haha, having seen the animation, you'll know why, while those reading this review in absence of that experience will probably deem me sick or sadistic.

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