Score: 5

"Potential"

submission: Sonic In Angel Island

date: July 4, 2008

The first thing you need to fix is the screen. I think it would be better if you increased the resolution, but I know that it can be hard to do so in the middle of a project. Cut off the bottom more or fill it in with generic ground, but please fix the white hideousness. Additionally, fix the top so that the player can understand everything thing that is up there. If you notice on the original sonic games, there was no border separating the hud from the rest of the screen. Second, add some music. XsakuX, Chronamut, HouseMasta, Charem, keatonkeaton999, Gorbanic, and ArienV have all made some Sonic music and have it up on NG, and those are only a few. Third, (you're probably working on this one) add some rings and lives, and of course, more levels. And finally, refine the controls a bit.

Score: 10

"Boom-de-yadda, Boom-de-yadda."

submission: Tipping Point

date: July 4, 2008

I like the tab button... Boom-de-yadda, Boom-de-yadda! But seriously, the tab button was a lot of help. Maybe for the following chapters, you should disable it? This game was a lot of fun; it reminded me of Myst which is always a good thing. Please make more in the series, as I'm excited to see what happens next.

Score: 9

"To go were somebody else has gone before..."

submission: Albi the Racist Dragon

date: June 16, 2008

Although at least one other person has done an animation to this song, there is nothing wrong with you doing a different animation for it. In fact, I think this better than the other flash I've seen with this song. Oh, and ignore AeroDream, I've seen him put the exact same review on a different flash already today.

Score: 10

"Fun to listen to"

submission: Best Techno Song Ever Tribute

date: July 22, 2008

I don't recall ever hearing the songs you mentioned as originals, but your song stands up by itself anyways.

Score: 10

"One of your Best"

submission: _-={Terran's Legacy}=-_

date: May 13, 2008

It's been a while, so I thought I'd leave the story this inspired in me:

Sid slowly awoke suspended in the dark cockpit, a warning klaxon beeping occasionally. Suddenly, arcing electricity revealed the ruined console in front of him. "No!" he shouted, as he remembered the battle. One of the screens flickered back on, and Sid struggled to make out what it depicted. Sid realized that he must not have been out for long, as the battle outside the space station was still going full bore. Sid noticed with a start that myriad of explosions he was seeing were to small to be enemy ships. He snapped out of his reverie and started trying to restart his engines. The screen brightened, and he checked it. An explosion close by, he thought at first; but no, it didn't look right for that... He did a double take. "The station! But... But... Sister... Mother... I failed you..." he cried, "There was nothing I could do... I tried... I tried..." Sid sat and watched as the explosion got larger and larger, until finally the shock wave reached him and he was knocked into empty unconsciousness.

Score: 10

"Here I am, brain the size of a planet..."

submission: Schala's Dawn (Chrono Trigger)

date: April 17, 2008

I empathize with you; I succumbed to Chrono Trigger also, and finally bought it on Amazon. I was tempted to wait to review this song until I played the game (again) when it gets here, but that could have been a while.
Anyways, if my memory serves me right, this is pretty faithful to the original.

Retro gaming ftw!