Score: 9

"This was kinda fun"

submission: Guitar Geek

date: November 20, 2008

I have few complaints, this is better than most flash games like this I've tried. Even though you did mention it, its lack of "Dragonforce difficulty" doesn't help it live up to the name "Guitar Geek." Still 'n all I enjoyed playing it, nice job. I like the style of the game animation as well. It was fun.

Score: 8

"Sounds tasty"

submission: Profiteroles

date: November 19, 2008

Yum

Score: 10

"You haven't lost any steam, haha"

submission: Gears of Awesome

date: November 19, 2008

Damn good flash.

Score: 10

"Spectacular"

submission: Fallen Angel Ep. 1 (Pt2)

date: October 25, 2008

Your ability to build a world around the character and really bring the audience in is stupendous, and that is easily the best quality of this emerging series. Such attention to detail, not just of the subject, but the background, things happening elsewhere, sounds depicting things in the background without showing them, this is brilliant work.

I really hope you're getting paid for this kinda work. And if not, get out there and do so. Get a crew of equal talents and spend a couple years making a full movie out of this. Or something. Seriously, you have a lot of talent up your sleeve.

Score: 10

"A great tribute to the series"

submission: With My Mind's Madness

date: October 1, 2008

It's not often I sit back and say "Wow". The rough, sketchy style of it definitely adds to the overall piece. It's so well composed with the music, I absolutely love this. The zoom out to the floating city made me chuckle. Good song, too. Applause, nothing but.

Score: 7

"I liked it 'cause it had Dad"

submission: Madness Combat: Error 7

date: October 1, 2008

That's about it.

Score: 5

"DANG"

submission: Madness Pixelation

date: September 21, 2008

It was a really good idea, just wasn't taken far enough. I was really excited when I went to see this, but the usage of the pixel tool almost gave off the impression that you wanted to slack on the drawing. Regardless if that's true, observe how common video game sprites work. When they animate, the characters keep within a grid. When a character breathes, the sprites change altogether. The tweens themselves were awkward and slow, and just didn't fit the energy of the music. Again, I say, really good idea you had going, and it might've been the deadline killing it, but it seriously had a lot of potential. Maybe next one.

Score: 1

"Wow"

submission: MGS: Flash Collab DISC 01

date: September 14, 2008

I was really disappointed in how not funny this was. It was in the top 50, so I figured it had to be at least somewhat good. I was mistaken. I smirked once or twice at small parts, but then was further disappointed as it went on. Not funny at all.

The real shame is that you've got some real high-class animators here, for lack of better terms, and better yet some of the other, lesser-known, guys had some really good animation styles as well, yet it still lacked. Good graphics don't sell the joke. The jokes were primitive, repetitive, and poorly planned out.

I mention the jokes the whole time 'cause that's what's wrong with this flash. Styles, animation, sound, that's all fine. I'm not a pro myself, but I know you guys could have done better than that.

Score: 6

"Meh"

submission: Flashticles

date: September 3, 2008

I was a little disappointed. Half the punchlines were either unclever observations or screaming. The only mildly clever one I found was the subway joke, but I didn't like how it was presented. The audio was bleh and the animation was meh. The drawings weren't too bad, wasn't awful. I DID like the way you did the credits, with the scrambling letters bit in the beginning and all. That was pretty cool. Overall, I personally didn't like it.

Score: 10

"Dang"

submission: Ghost Out Part 3

date: August 17, 2008

This series is great. The style is fresh and the storyline is told really well. Fantastic work.