Score: 5

"Average Everyday Mouse Avoider"

submission: JaMez's Mouse Avoider

date: April 20, 2008

Not much to say here. Your average everyday mouse-avoider game. I must say, the white borders were actually quite blinding and distracting at points for me. It increased the difficulty to work the game (and no, I don't mean that in a good way). Nothing special, but certainly not bad, I though.

Score: 9

"Great Debut piece."

submission: The Frustration Game

date: April 20, 2008

Haha. The title is fitting, I'll give you that. The artwork is decent enough, and the gimmicks are actually quite crafty. True, many things here ring like a knock-off of "The Worlds Hardest Game," but you're able to make certain aspects of this your own.

I personally enjoyed this one. And I'm really looking forward to your future work.

Score: 3

"Dance, and then Advertisement"

submission: My Halo Arrival (Delayed)

date: April 20, 2008

So, Master Chief dances for a while? Huh. Interesting. Some of the dance moves were funny, and other were looped for too long, and just got old. Not really much more to say.

Score: 3

"Um."

submission: Samus vs Meta knight:ssbb

date: April 20, 2008

Man, Dave Dec, I wasn't a fan of this one. Although I really like your idea of reenacting Super Smash Bros. with 16-bit charsets. Take that idea and develop it more.

Score: 1

"Ugh."

submission: simple 2 player pong

date: April 20, 2008

Wow. This game wasn't very good at all. The ball immediately leapt into the enemy's goal, and I won without putting forth any effort whatsoever. This was pretty bad, mate.

But I'm interested in seeing your future work, all the same.

Score: 5

"Well..."

submission: Black bar colab

date: April 20, 2008

I'm not exactly sure what I think about this video. Some of the artwork was really interesting, seeing what each artist derived from the idea of a single solid line. The music wasn't especially of my taste, but I'm sure there are several viewers who will enjoy it.

Score: 7

""Interpret our own Meaning""

submission: Wither

date: April 20, 2008

Alright, I'm trying to grasp the imagery here. A man living in a house (with a peace-sign window on i) is witness to a freaky event: lightning bolts strike the ground, springing up in their places tall sky scrapers, all which eventually dissolve under the heat of the sun. Hmm.... I'm not sure what this means to me particularly, but man, the art was really creative.

Score: 5

"Um... huh?"

submission: On The Moon (episode 1)

date: April 20, 2008

This was really, uh, interesting. The animation was good, from the butter on the trident to the drool of the shrimp. However, the voices were, to me, really annoying; I could make out only about half the words that they spoke (particularly, the narrator was almost undecipherable).

I think your author comment is accurate, with "anything can happen on the moon." You're right, anything CAN happen, apparently. Even if it makes no sense whatsoever.

Score: 9

"Very Nice."

submission: Dad 'n Me

date: April 20, 2008

Wow. For a side-view fighting game a la "Double Dragon," you've really taken the environmentally interaction and bumped it up to a whole new level. If there's one problem that I have, it's that the majority of the 'enemies' simply walk around and let you wipe the floor with them. True, flavor is added to every frame with themes like the ninjas, or the helmet-headbutt, or the basketball goal, or the soccer game.... but nevertheless, there were a few times were the other kids just seemed to take up space.

Other than that, I enjoyed this game. But that friggin' SunChips is a tough cookie to crumble.

Score: 9

"Happy Valentine's"

submission: Valentine '29

date: April 20, 2008

Wow. For a collab, this thing really moved on fast. I appreciated each section on it's own.The voice acting was well-performed, and the artwork (particularly with Hans's) was especially attractive.

Were it not for the multiple text cards -- which took me out of the action, to be honest -- I would say that you really had a great piece of collaboration here.