Score: 8

"Good Presentation"

submission: SPIF

date: December 11, 2004

Well done. Didn't expect much from the title, but it's a great film (for what it's covering...). Well executed.

Score: 8

"I knew you worked a lot on this"

submission: Fatman 1.1

date: December 10, 2004

I fived you. Just like I do for most of the people from LFF. It was also genuinely funny.

That, and you like the Offspring, like me. :p

The faces seem like a motion tweened Gerkinman's, but cleaner. Nice use of the 3d graphics, and well done. Shows how much work you put into this. Work on your music splicing, and you'll be perfect

Score: 9

"Hope this wins Daily 1st"

submission: Crazy Kimono Doll Assault

date: December 10, 2004

Piece of advice though, get the offsite games to open in a new window. Newground's little envelope isn't enough for it.

I WILL get over 100!

Score: 5

"Needed to really have Bitey in it..."

submission: lll_Happy Holidays_lll

date: December 2, 2004

It really didn't have a lot to do with the Brackenwood series. Maybe if you had Santa get his present and then encounter Bitey, then it might be a tribute to Adam Phillips.

Good animation though. Shows potential

Score: 9

"Fantastic!"

submission: Blob Farm

date: November 29, 2004

It's a shame you're leaving - But what a thing to leave on!
Fantastic idea for a game. Work hard in the future, whatever you do.

Damn! Must... keep... blobs... alive...

Score: 4

"Suggestions"

submission: Driving Game Engine

date: November 27, 2004

For a great example of a driving engine, you should try find Koala Clock's (Simon McClure's) CAR engine. It floats arround somewhere at clockcrewDotCoDotUkForwardslashSubliminal. You should be able to learn something from that.

Anyhow, a suggestion would be to make the car unable to turn when stationary. Last time I checked, cars didn't have a zero degree turning circle.

Let's see this implemented into a decent game now

Score: 3

"Hmm..."

submission: Create-A-Cop version 1.0

date: November 27, 2004

I'm intregued. It's a dress up game, but it actually uses some scripting to determine which outfit is which. Nothing terribly new by itself, but could be good if combined into an actual game.

When you get really good (which will eventually happen if you move off this kind of thing), this could make an interesting character creation segment...

Until then, it's just another dress up to me.

Score: 8

"Listening to it soundless"

submission: That Halo Parody 7

date: November 27, 2004

A lot of the time I have to listen to these things without speakers since I access them at University, so I can't really rate the sound. The animation of Masterchief was top notch.

Subtitles never go amiss. This was a good submission otherwise.
And yeah. This is coming from the guy who did the Flood parody in TSAH.

Score: 8

"Nice Work Nate"

submission: Cold Blooded Killer

date: November 19, 2004

Slightly unrealistic in places, and the frame by frame got a bit sloppy occasionally, but overal a fullfiling, amusing experience. Worked quite well with the monotone and red.

Score: 9

"Fantastic"

submission: Litter Bug

date: November 19, 2004

Well done. It's nice to see something educational and amusing here at the 'grounds. Good animation all arround, and kept the pace.

The voice seemed to be sampled a bit low, but was alright for the purposes of the Flash. Pretty amusing stuff.