Loved it.

I loved your usage of the script in Star Fox 64 in a diner situation. It was really creative and made me laugh. I love that game to death so I figured I'd write a review. Great work!

Improving, but still sub-par.

I read the reviews of this movie before watching it, and I must say, I am impressed what a show you can make on that pivot 3 program. That program is holding you back! If you can get yourself a copy of Flash, I think your skills as an animator can really shine.

The story was simple, but the quality of the picture was still lacking. I understand that this is because you use pivot 3 for animating, when you should move on to bigger and better things with Flash.

I have high hopes for your future projects. You've still got a good feel in your animations, and I think it can all be improved if you get yourself a copy of the latest Flash program.

A good attempt, but severely lacking.

First of all, there was no pre-loader. With no preloader, you cut out a lot of quality. People with slow internet will have troubles watching if the movie moves faster than it loads, so they probably didn't even bother watching it.

Second, we've all seen cut-scenes like this before. Yes, it looks good, I'll give you that; however, it seems more bland than when it was first thought of. Some new ideas would be great.

Third, the sprite quality was horrible. They did not look pleasing to the eye--they were very blurry, and the background, though not moving, seemed to look alive in its low quality.

You DO have, however, a good sense of cinematography. The music choices and graphic tone set a good mood of "sorrow" at the end.

However, it doesn't make sense that Mario and Luigi were fighting, randomly, just for Mario to go too far and kill his brother and regret it. Though, like I said, that end part was done smoothly (mood wise).

I hope to see more of your work in the future, and I do hope to see you improve in the future. If you nurture your talent for creating intense or un-intense moods, you can prevail.

The speed you move is so fast that the small gaps between land can be walked right over. The jump is set to a set amount and isn't based on how long you're pressing the jump key, which makes it very tough to coordinate movement. Additionally, if you fall off, you aren't reset back to the start and are stuck off screen forever.

Aside from these gameplay elements, the music and sound effects are WAY too loud. An option to lower them or turn them off would be nice.

A good tutorial.

This tutorial kept things very simple in the ways of explaining how to create a simple preloader. I believe that this tutorial will be very helpful to those who do not understand the ActionScripting for preloaders.

Recommended.

A solid game.

This game has a great concept that reminds me of an old MegaMan flash where you play it through the eyes of the enemies.

Anyways, I liked the game a lot and you have tons of potential to add more in a sequel. Keep up the good work!

It was a really nice jam but was a bit too short for me. Although, short jams like these can be perfect for flashes and I see it was used twice already. I agree--definite Gorillaz vibe, and I love it.

I laughed my ass off. That was a lot better than I was initially expecting. The rhymes in the verses and the beat was so dope. I loved the Marc M reference because I feel like not enough people enjoy his kind of humor (You know I've got a sensitive kidney, and you have a kidney scraper!). Keep up the good work!

I agree with the other reviews.

Love the bass line, definitely brings off that detective/spy feeling. All of the parts mesh so well together that I don't really think there's anything bad I can say about it. Props!

Memento Mori. I love it!