Score: 0

"WHAT. THE HELL. ARE YOU ON?"

submission: Harry Potthead

date: December 17, 2009

Dude, what the FUCK?

Seriously, made in 2000 or not, this is utterly tasteless. There are not enough words to describe how disgusted with this and you as I am, nevermind the fact that you've degraded one of the greatest literature phenoms of my generation.

And the rest of you that liked it have absolutely no brain cells. Gits.

Score: 8

"Well..."

submission: Attack Of Giant Penises

date: December 16, 2009

....it made me LOL. It wasn't even particularly stupid, it was an honest attempt to make a horror point-n-click, but with something completely unexpected.

I like the idea that you can go back, clean up some of the art and animation. Maybe you could even extend it or make a sequel "Return of the Giant Penises".

It was, in all senses, surprisingly good.

Score: 9

"Wow..."

submission: Icycle

date: December 16, 2009

A different type of physics, and an unusual idea, to say the least. I liked it.

More levels/challenges would be fun, though.

Also, poor nekkid man, maybe next time he could be given pants so the jumps don't hurt so much. I winced with each impact.

Score: 10

"LOVE IT."

submission: Pandemic II

date: December 15, 2009

Loved it on Kong, I DID in fact get the impossible badges on that site.

Madagascar is a BITCH. To quote the long-running joke for this game:

"Mr. President of Madagascar, someone in Argentina sneezed. SHUT. DOWN. EVERYTHING."

Score: 10

"FINALLY BEAT IT!"

submission: Inculcation

date: December 15, 2009

A great walkthrough, very funny too, on YouTube, Dragaran or something like that is what I used...

Anyway.

The atmosphere was creeping and kept you on your toes, the ending was surprising, and I got S rank at 10:42 after 4 minutes of frustrated clock-spinning.

FOR THE SECRET MEDAL:

There is a desk drawer that is described as -ahem- "full of stuff"...in the first house. Maybe a good clicker will rummage through it, look for something interesting. *winks*

Score: 10

"A different style..."

submission: the Last of the Dashkin

date: December 15, 2009

But not a bad one, in my opinion.

While I tihnk that the animation is just a bit less fluid than it usually is, it is not painfully so and thus does not ruin the overall quality of the film.

The art style change, I find, is different and interesting, and the storyline is good as well.

People, stop complaining about his reaffirmance of the "lonely" factor, not everyone will watch Brackenwood, not everyone else gets subtleties, remember that NG users type with two closed fists 99.9% of the time.

Score: 9

"Stunning as always, good Stephen King tribute!"

submission: Vorago

date: December 14, 2009

Your flash continues to amaze me, Majewski, well done as always.
And a great tribute to King's The Mist as well!!

My only issue is:
-Your flash and art are excellent but the animations just need a LITTLE tweaking, things like syncing the mouths up and a little bit of anatomical movement. Otherwise, fabulous.

Also, I'm not PARTICULARLY religious (nothing personal mate, just not a very Christian person) and the religious undertones occasionally try my patience, but I'm not rating you down for that at all, that's just my own personal issue.

Keep it up though!

Score: 10

"Highly entertaining!"

submission: Aliens from Planet Dave

date: December 12, 2009

The idea of a live action adventure is great! And it was incredibly funny! Faving and giving 5!

Score: 10

"One word: "Stunning.""

submission: :the Composer:

date: December 8, 2009

Indescribably moving, sad, and beautiful. I don't believe I've ever seen such an amazing piece of flash art that moved me so.

Score: 10

"WOO!"

submission: *We Didn't Start the Fire

date: December 8, 2009

This was GREAT!

I love the song, and I've seen different versions of it's history portrayal, but I gotta say, I like yours the best.

Congrats on the A! Totally deserved for this piece of work!