Score: 9

"I've gotta respect you"

submission: Moonlight

date: July 27, 2004

...even though FEAR stole my daily feature, heh heh. You deserved it anyways. This is a great movie as well. Really effective atmosphere, in parts. The shading is excellent, and you seem to have a good command and judgement of both frame by frame and tweening. Is this thing gonna be a series or is this a one time affair?

Score: 8

"I hate summaries. See below"

submission: Dr. Shroud: La Maudite 3

date: July 22, 2004

Well, while it wasn't as engaging as the previous two installments, you still kept a high level of quality and kept true to the comic book style and feel of the series and character. The voice acting is above average, even if not flawless. The story didn't seem to be developed as much in this one, but it was still carried a little and I do look forward to your future work.

Score: 9

"Great to see you back"

submission: Retarded Animal Babies 10

date: July 19, 2004

I was under the impression that the series was through with and that you were concentrating on career, so I was surprised to see this. Looks like you haven't lost your knack. While previous episodes have been funnier, you continue to refine your animation skills. I have a feeling we can guarantee that this will indeed be the top of the list come Wednesday.

Score: 8

"Deliciously bizarre, again"

submission: Salad Fingers Episode 2

date: July 15, 2004

I'm glad you made a sequel, even if it didn't have the same feel as the first time. Went for a much creepier approach this time. Still a few laughs though, and some intreresting, unexpected twists.

Score: 5

"Kind of dishonest..."

submission: "Every RPG Ever Made"

date: July 5, 2004

The idea (and title) for this was taken from an old game magazine, perhaps a Smart Bomb in an old edition of PSM if my memory serves me well. The resemblence is too impeccable to be a coincidence. Still, I guess you did an alright job of putting it together.

Score: 9

"Haha, good stuff"

submission: S.A.M.V. p4: - ...fear...

date: July 3, 2004

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas was a great movie, and this was another very good addition to the series. You've definitely stepped up the graphics on this one. Plenty of nice looking frame by frame work. It's good to see an enitre head moving when someone talks rather than just their mouth. Fairly original storyline, and the characters work well and everything. Looking forward to the continuation of this series and your 'big plans' for it, as you've mentioned.

Score: 7

"MUSIC CREDIT"

submission: just a game

date: June 24, 2004

Don't forget to credit The Chemical Brothers not only in the animation itself (which I don't think you did) but also in the submission form. Their music was the redeeming part of this animation.

Score: 8

"You get my 100th review ;)"

submission: Balloon Duel

date: June 24, 2004

This game was really well put together. Some rather advanced features like complete character customization and profile saving. Lots of options, which I enjoy. The gameplay was a slight downfall. It didn't seem nearly as depthy as the rest of the game, and there were a few serious bugs. However, good sound, presentation, reasonably original, so I like it.

Score: 8

"Sherby sherby sherby"

submission: "Chickens"

date: June 20, 2004

The frame by frame work was ace. Very clean and fluid, as always. I don't see you as much on synjnet anymore, so it's great to see some of your work coming into the portal. Any progress on that Satan animation? :D

Score: 10

"I thought it might never come"

submission: Xombie: Chapter 4

date: June 17, 2004

Wow, it seems like with every new installment, you reach a new tier of Flash mastery. This perfectly exemplifies Flash' capabilities. Sound, graphics, animation, the whole package. The story is getting developed really well at this point. I'm glad it has gone on for as many episodes as it has. My only quip is that it seems like some loops (walking) are getting used again and again. Other than that, a pretty well perfect Flash.