Well created

This animation revolves around a good idea which works well.

The quotes in this animation were well implemented into the dinner scene. They were used in a comedic way which worked effectively. The sound quality was good too.

The animation was great, it wasn't mainly comprised of motion tweens, FbF makes it seem more realistic and lifelike if done well, you did so.

The characters were well drawn and the background art didn't conflict with the scene, yet it was still nice to look at while not dominating the characters or the events that occurred.

The idea of Starfox eating at a restuarant while using quotes from the N64 gaem was quite original, it wasn't boring though, as the situation escalates into a fight and then a destructive end where part of Corneria is blown up.

The choice of menu was great too when using the Lylat System.

Overall, the animation and concept are great however in a few instances, it is quite predictable. But the animation's comedic value overshadows this.
A+ 89/100

It's too short

This animation has potential but it's severly limited by its length. The audience can hardly see what's happening.

My advise, slow down! Aim for a longer length for animation (20 seconds?) and maybe include some explosions and a prize that they're fighting for. The movement (what I caught of it) was fluid however.

Too short, needs more to make it stand out. 61/100 C.

A great RPG

There's so much to say about this sequel.

.PROs.

The storyline is fairly original and decent.
Great graphics, they were consistent throughout.
Fitting menu screen (relating to Final Fantasy 2)
Nice gameplay, there was a good range of attacks; right length; different difficulty settings is a great additon and the learning curve was set right.
The bestiary descriptions were well set out and the battle dialogue was a nice additon. There was a wide variety of opponents to fill the bestiary. And the minigames were fun and added another format to the game.
The music score also fitted the game.

.CONs.

Could have made the beast selecting in the bestiary easier ( all on one page with pictures for the scanned beasts and question marks for beasts not scanned).
The game crashes, although I didn't encounter this, others did.
Perhaps offering a different format of minigame.
Very similar to the first one.

Overall, when it comes to the cons, I'm grasping at straws, 92/100 A*

No one reads summaries anymore

This is a nicely made game, got a lot of enjoyment from it despite its flaws.

.PROs.

The graphics in this game are very good, nice graphics are always a welcome addition to any game.
The music was well chosen, Maestrorage is always a good choice as it makes the game sound more "epic".
The game itself was addictive which is strange seeming as the gameplay was fairly repetitive, I guess the simple concepts usually work best.
The programming was good too, I didn't encounter any glitches (others will most likely beg to differ).
Cool range of different hazards and other objects.

.CONs.

Old concept, although it never seems to get that old.
Repetitive gameplay, shoot at 45 degrees, keep turtle in the sky with the AK-47, use rockets boosters and keep the A and D keys down and pray that spikes won't get you.
Costs are on the steep side, the nuke wasn't worth it's cost.

Overall, putting cons aside, the game was quite addictive, 87/100 A+

A very decent game.

It kept me entertained for a few minutes.

.PROs.

The difficulty level is rightly set: it puts up a good fight. The spacecraft visuals are good and the BG visuals are made well. A good variety of enemies which forces the player to think more strategically ( unless of course they have the Max energy powerup).

.CONs.

There was no scoreboard for the Survival mode. Power-ups were a bit plentiful in some levels making them easier than they should've been.

Great game but needs just a bit more. 84/100 A

Very Good

This is a great remix that came together really well. You've performed the transitions to each section to a good standard, and I loved the guitar and drums, especially at the start combined with the piano.

Great job, it's hard to flaw this, 10/10 A*.

Ahhh, memories

When I listened to this it reminded me of Sonic Adventure 1 on the Dreamcast, i must have been 8 or 9?
It's a good remix btw, perfectly captures sonic's speedy element.

It sounds good

It would definitely go well with a game, I'm only a beginner at flash, but im learning quick. I've been thinking about making a platformer with a jungle level in it and this would fit really well.

Great work!

This is a piece which owes its vibrancy to the variety of colours used here. ItâEUTMs worth noting the way the cat is shaded, putting darker and lighter colours (primarily blue) together to show the contours on the catâEUTMs body. ThereâEUTMs also the greens and yellows being used for lighter areas and also complimenting the reddish background.

The shape of the cat seems to be correct too. I like how the brush strokes seem to follow the pattern of the catâEUTMs fur but more of this couldâEUTMve been done for the side of the cat (at the bottom of the image).

The palette of colours employed here help make this a great portrait. 87/100 A+

Amazing

This is a really powerful and also beautiful artwork, it's clear to see that a lot of effort has gone into this.

The way that the giant bird "bursts" through the flames ( which are made and coloured to an exceptional standard.) is really well done. The bird's feathers are also constructed really nicely too.
The shadings are well placed ( with the reddish; purplish tinge ) and add to the chaos factor of the piece.
There's also the comedic element too, I almost start to laugh upon seeing the goblin grinning madly with a bomb in its hand. Yup, definitely "service with a smile"!

Great piece of work, colouring works, somewhat amusing and well detailed. 98/100 A*.