Score: 10

"really awesome."

submission: Newgrounds Doodle Book

date: March 7, 2008

And i'm not just saying that because i'm in it. It's a really nice contrast to all of the polished and dressed up work that we're used to, and it shows the raw forms of how most polished ideas came to be. It's an awesome idea, and it has a strong possibility of expanding. To consider doodles as real art. I once considered my third grade math papers to be art just because of all the weird and wonderful things scribbled around the edges. Little details like that.

The viewer thing was a little odd, but it forced you to focus on every detail, instead of just looking at the big picture and missing those little things that made it truly unique.

Score: 10

"DUUUDE!"

submission: Lolcat History (Part 1/6)

date: March 1, 2008

This was really cool. Most people who think of Lolcats in flash usually think of just a montage of silly Lolcat pictures and some random music playing in the background. You took those random pieces and made them into somehting that makes actual sense. That is awesome, and somethign that is not easily done. You sir, rule.

Score: 10

"I think he just used the logic of Modus Pwnas."

submission: Daft Punk Collab

date: February 29, 2008

The sprite work was fantastic. My eyeballs exploded from the sheer detail and smoothnes of every piece of animation. For a moment, I thought I was actually high, and not the cartoon itself. And the fact it's a daft punk song just makes it the ham and syrup topping on the cake. This rules, hands down.

In short:

It's the awesomest awesome that ever awesomed in the history of awesomness. It's just that freaking awesome. And even then, it's an understaement of it's utter awesomely awesomness of awesome. It's so awesome that's it forcing me to use statements that make no sense to describe the utter awesomeness of this piece. Awesome.

Score: 7

"Maaaaybe..."

submission: Echoes (MP2 Theme Remix)

date: February 24, 2008

Well, it's a good idea (the ambiant parts were very well timed), but it didn't really appeal to me untill 1:13. The blatty sounds don't really work well with the beggining, and the little *tink* doesn't belong in there at all. In the beggining, it's all about ominous, drawn-out sounds. During the middle parts though, the use of the *blatt* was very creative, and it gave it a sort of MPH feel to it. The sounds that are really compatible with the Metroid series' music is industrial and electronic, but if you manage to get away with using other variants, its a whole other bag o' beans. This was really nice, but it fell short. You might want to re-visit this one though, because it has some potetial. a 4, for your efforts.

Score: 10

"Wonderful!"

submission: -Glorious morning-

date: February 23, 2008

This is absolutely beautiful! You sir, get a five.

I too, heard the little snippet of 'space pirates'. Nice blend.

Score: 10

"Absolute wonder"

submission: Kraid's Lair Remix

date: November 11, 2007

This is very much like the zero mission version. Very atmospheric. But the high pitched part at 0:55 could have been turned down a bit. It sounded a bit to tingly. But otherwise, great work.