Score: 9

"Just Like Defense Tower"

submission: Portal Defense

date: April 30, 2008

Presuming that is where you got the concept from.

Pico >> Pellet Tower
TankMen >> Freeze Tower

And the rest pretty much follows suit.
The game was fun, but otherwise fairly expected. >_< Not that I mind.

[Tip: If you need to beat the Indestructible Tank, you have to slow it down as best as you can.

Use the item on the top left for the final boss to win! ^_^]

Score: 9

"Tremendous Consideration"

submission: .:Monochrome:.

date: April 29, 2008

The monochrome theme happened to be a fairly good success on your part. It is just interesting how you mixed and matched the entire theme together, considering there were so many entries out there that happened to correlate in a rather interesting way.

Great job with the various animation you provided. Wonderful collaboration.

Score: 10

"Underwater Diving Adventure"

submission: SeaScape

date: April 28, 2008

The game was virtually right on in terms of using the items in your inventory in the right way, etc. to make your progress towards the next level. I liked it a lot. Good job with the overall work. It makes pointing and clicking games like these so fun!

Score: 10

"Absolutely Funny"

submission: I hate MAC ads

date: April 27, 2008

In that short amount of time, I have to say that you did a spectacular job with the animation, your script was absolutely witty, and I enjoyed the scene when the Penguin showed up and showed the PC Guy and the Mac Guy who was the smartest of the bunch. Linux - such a classic. >_<

Score: 9

"Water Is A Serious Commodity"

submission: Hydroelectric Documentary

date: April 27, 2008

This would prove quite a fair debate, as conservationists would highly agree upon your point as to why Hydroelectricity can be more than beneficial to several regions of the world nearby.

One of the few problems that could easily arise from this, however, is the essential cost needed to build its infrastructure. Not to mention - the nature of the location. Water isn't abundant everywhere you go.

This is why several countries that take such advantage in this, the one many Canadians would note as the Niagara Falls Ontario Hydro Policy near the Great Lakes, can produce far more energy than a regular factory would based on the speed and the flow of Niagara Falls' natural landscape, for example. The Falls does not only provide energy up front. Long ago in the past, the engineers have created many underground paths that would speed the flow of water at a dynamic rating. This is why I wouldn't be that surprised as to why Canada is a nation-leading country in terms of renewable hydroelectricity production.

Regardless, good effort in making the movie. [It's true, why some of those viewers who don't find informative documentaries that great would give some rather biased compliment about it. Perhaps they find many of them - quite boring.]

Score: 9

"Another Great Sequel"

submission: The Anger of Animation 3

date: April 27, 2008

You should keep on making some more. ^_^
There are so many new ideas out there that I am certain can make a winning masterpiece, if you plan on making another one - that is. It was fun watching the whole entire rebel animation unfolding. Very neat..

Score: 8

"Neat Use With The Flashlight"

submission: Black'n'White

date: April 25, 2008

The song was fairly catchy throughout, and the missions were more than challenging, but they were doable. ^_^ If you stopped pressing up against the wall at the very beginning ten times straight, that is.

I really enjoyed this game, and every stage had a refreshingly new take on what to do, but wouldn't it be nice if you made a sequel to it with a battery time limit, more optional stages you can pick where you can shoot the enemies around, and such? I find it a nice change in pace to be shooting at both sides at the middle of the game, rather than having to dodge all those tricky obstacles and walls for a lengthened period of time.

Good concept, and I thought you did really great out there. Thanks for the entry!

Score: 10

"A Rebellion That Wasn't Necessary"

submission: The Anger of Animation 2

date: April 25, 2008

I actually enjoyed the part when the stick figure tore a hole out of the program, and started to throw the Minesweeper icon at the cursor, but the mouse was able to get back at it eventually. ^_^ Neat ending.

Not to mention, on an off-side topic: I am glad you have the browser Mozilla Firefox in your repertoire. I had that program since the very first release came out.

Score: 9

"Swimming With The Little Fish"

submission: Fair Game

date: April 25, 2008

This is a pretty good game, but I will admit that even though it is rather repetitive in nature, it would be nice to have secret bonus rounds or some change in pace with the selection of different music to correspond with the theme - but that would be far too picky given the nice presentation you had delivered. Regardless, it was a little difficult trying to catch the ducks one by one, but it was fun.

Not to mention, pretty cute.
In a way. ^_^ Nice going.

Score: 9

"The Chosen One"

submission: Neo v Smith

date: April 24, 2008

True, that the sprite recreation did take some parts of the fight scene straight out from the sequel to the Matrix movie [aka. - Sidestepping over all those battle-hungry Agent Smiths], but I did notice it was mixed in with a bit of your own creativity to make it look a little bit more interesting. Good job with the coordination of the ensuing fight. I liked it when one of them smacked right into the building in the background, and Neo doing some crazy jump flips with his ancient Kung-Fu and giving them a face full of black polished shoe glitter. >_< Talk about Hollywood.

P.S. This so reminded me too much about those classic King Of Fighter games, without so much of the players blocking and evading a lot of shots, of course. Like most platform fighting games, they generally wound up getting beaten real badly with tons of repetitive, special moves.