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[Chalice (KB Game)]

Cool game

I like this. It's kind of like Minesweeper, but fun. The graphics and sound are great considering how you went about making them. Everything seems really well thought-out and it plays well. Nicely done.

[Naked hero 4]

Dragon's Lair!

This is pretty cool. But I was never a fan of these types of games. It seems like it would be much more enjoyable as a plain movie.

[Simple Shooter X]

Pretty solid!

It's simple, but it's nicely done. I really like the menu in the beginning, and the way you handled the speed boost graphics. The only suggestions for improvement that I have for it (other than adding sound) would be to keep going with it and make it longer (because that would be cool) and to maybe have some sort of visual indication of the damage the enemy ships and asteroids have taken (like having them change color each time they're hit, for example). Nice job overall.

[SC vs. W-BC]

I was confused at first

I was confused at first because it had clocks and was still pretty decent. But then it all made sense when nothing happened after defeating the water bottle.

[Starwars: Jedi vs Sith]

Not bad.

I like the jumping. It would be a lot more fun as a single player game though. And as a two-player game, it would be more playable with one of the players using the WASD keys and the other using the arrows.

[B.G.T.F.]

What it didn't cover...

(and I'm sure people must have pointed this out already) was how to make decent buttons that don't require you to have the pointer over the lines of the text itself (which is especially useful when the cursor is a circle).

[FTTS v.3 (Sprites)]

Spider Mastermind!

I don't really get the point of the game. But it's got the Spider Mastermind. So I like it.

Megaman too.

But mostly Spider Mastermind.

[Shading Tutorial -- Flash]

Gradiant?

There's a gradiant tool in Flash. You don't need to put in those lines manually. And most surfaces don't just grade from medium to dark in a straight progression. That technique isn't really describing the shape or material of the subject, it's just filling up the space with something slightly more complicated than flat shading, but with no more visual information. But I like where it says "bitches" and stuff. That makes me laugh.

BOW-The-Great responds:

once again, did prowlies at the river use gradiants? I know what your getting at but this is one of the many styles of shading, pointing out one doesn't really do anything for anybody.

*PS*: Glad those little bored excerpts made you laugh hahaha.

[Beat up Backstreet Boys!]

Heh.

When I first saw this, I was like, "Who would bother to submit something that's just a copy of something Tom Fulp did?! And how did it make it through the portal? And why is anyone even still thinking about the Backstreet Boys?".

But then I was like, "Oh".

[Sabermania]

Awesome.

This is some seriously good stuff. I don't really know what else to say about it.