Score: 10

"I lolled."

submission: Who's That PokeMon?

date: September 26, 2008

That's absolutely hilarious! You're right; the 'Who's That Poke'mon?' segments WERE far too easy. I mean, a kid would have to be pretty much living under a rock to not be able to guess them. Still, nice going, fitting that particular poke'mon (don't want to spoil it for people who're reading the reviews before watching it) into a jigglypuff's silhouette. Good job. Loved the authentic music - made me reminisce about how cheesy and awesomely lame everything back then was. Ahh, the good old days, am I right? xD
Much love for bringing back a few memories.

Score: 10

"Brilliant"

submission: dark princess

date: September 25, 2008

This was absolutely gorgeous; loved the design of the background, characters and the lovely, slow yet effective animation. You really have a flair for graphics and movement. The music choice was also pretty fantastic; the band sounds familiar. Care to let me know what the song is? I'm getting curious now. Still, this just looks mind-blowing and breath-taking. Definitely one of the best dark-themed flashes I've seen in a long while. If you're working on your manga/anime style, then this is a wonderful example of it. It most assuredly made my day.
<3 Much love for the flash skills you undoubtedly possess.

Score: 5

"Amusing, however..."

submission: Sheepster

date: September 24, 2008

This game, while providing a few minutes of entertainment and being actually fairly fun, is completely unoriginal. I've seen the exact same idea on Ferry Halim's Orisinal Morning Sunshine site with the game Winter Bells. In that game the main creature was a rabbit and you jumped on bells and birds, not apples and cows. It also had the same scoring system. I'm sorry, because this is genuinely a good game, but I can't really help feeling that Winter Bells was ripped off. It's not fair to take a game and alter everything but the gameplay. That's just my thought.

Score: 10

"Wow. Just wow."

submission: With My Mind's Madness

date: September 24, 2008

Alright, I've been absolutely sick to death of all the Madness flashes that've been posted during Madness Day, and I haven't been exactly pleased with the majority of them, but yours was amazing! It was fantastic and really well done; the music went perfectly with the style of animation and it was definitely resembling an epic music video at most of the points. I was most impressed by the originality of it; it wasn't just mindless knife-throwing or gun-toting. This had power, it had alternatives and the whole thing was just a great combination of imagination and effort. Seriously, I have to give you a big thumbs up, five star congratulations, especially with the time you took to make it.
<3 Much love for the skills you obviously possess.

Score: 10

"I seriously lolled."

submission: The Assumption Song

date: September 21, 2008

This was absolutely hilarious; really good animation and character design, even if it was very simple and a little bit sketchy at times. I loved the innuendos in the song and everything that was implied. The best part was trying to figure out what cover-up they were going to use for the next implication, and how you were going to draw something to match it. When she rubbed her eyes, I was a bit "o.O" cause it was right on the borderline there with graphics, but you pull it off. Great job, this definitely deserves the amazing rating it has so far. Front page? Let's hope so.
<3 Much love for the fantastic idea.

Score: 10

"..You, sir, are a God."

submission: Rwd: 021 Meet'n'fuck

date: September 21, 2008

I don't think I've ever seen a M&F parody before: this was absolutely a master parody! Yes, us girls are a bit weird when it comes to bodily functions, although I don't think the M&F girls are a very good representation. Hilarious flash, I couldn't get enough of it - it's so weird to think of someone actually caring that much about M&F, though. I mean it's a fun game but to start getting all *drool-moan-drool* about it is a bit of a strange idea. Loved the ending; I laughed so hard. I'm assuming that his mother's dead, if he's thinking she can watch him? Yeah, well, she mightn't be too proud of him, haha.

But yes, you explained perfectly the kind of obsession people get over the game, the stupid yet addictive logic it has, and the underlying perversion and illness that consumes those who choose to play it. (Not that that's necessarily a bad thing, heheh).
<3 Much love for the brilliant idea.

Score: 8

"Well, you know..."

submission: WHERE AM I

date: September 21, 2008

It rather reminds me of Salad Fingers... Especially with the music and the random introduction of characters with strange names for no apparent reason whatsoever. Would I be right if I said Salad Fingers was an inspiration? This by itself was actually rather amusing, and yes a tad disturbing (ARHHH, A pirate-like MOOSE) but it was fun to watch. Interesting voice acting; very tranquil, haha.

Score: 10

"Brilliant"

submission: Happy I.T.L.A.P.D.

date: September 19, 2008

I've been looking forward to see the sort of flashes Talk Like a Pirate Day would cause, and this is a pretty good one, in my opinion. I lolled fantastically at the i Robot reference. (Seriously, that was an amusing thing to include). No, Ninjas aren't welcome on this most hallowed of days. Why must Ninja folk always interfere? Damn them and their ninja-ing. Alas, nothing we can do except prevent their mischief. Decent audio quality, good graphics and design, and a fun, entertaining series of concepts. Well done, thanks for posting this, it was definitely worth watching, in my opinion.
<3 Much love.

Score: 10

"Addictive"

submission: Stunt Bike Deluxe

date: September 19, 2008

I've been playing a lot of games like this lately and I just can't get over them. Liked the physics in this; it posed a challenge because it was all too easy to be flipped over unexpectedly. Had a hell of a time playing it, and had a heap of fun just watched the bike (especially the third model) spinning around and progressively reaching new heights. Brilliant graphics, and the levels were nice; loved the Aztec/Incan-ish forest/jungle setting - very atmospheric. Music was pretty good too, and the mute button was handy.
<3 Much love, you kept me entertained for ages.

Score: 7

":D Ah, good old mind tricks."

submission: River Crossing

date: September 18, 2008

Interesting; I think I've heard a similar story to that one before, which probably helped me solve the puzzle. It was quite easy, did it the first go. Still, good idea making a game out of this.