Score: 9

"Excellent"

submission: Drinking with JFK

date: September 14, 2006

That wasn't very far off from the quality of the stuff on TV these days. Brilliant flash. The story was highly entertaining and the animation/art was very clean. You also threw in a good deal of humor, especially "what'd I tell you boys about using that f*cking language?!". I thoroughly enjoyed it. Cheers!

4.05/5.00, A+, 95/100

Score: 5

"Painfully Unoriginal"

submission: Some Random Thing

date: September 14, 2006

Right off the bat, I see the TV screen scene transition, and I think to myself, "Skittlez n Bitz". It wasn't so bad because it wasn't like you were stealing actual jokes. Then I see Sonic running in circles to that music. Straight from YTMND. You guys proceeded to throw in a couple "LOL NOOB" phrases and several slapstick punchlines that weren't creative enough to be funny. Mario shoots Sonic with a shotgun ... so what? Link in the drug store was the only moderately funny skit, but 1 out of 10 isn't gonna cut it for me. The sounds all matched fairly nicely, you did a pretty good job at animating the sprites and blood. In the end, however, it's not enough to save this flick. Try to spend more time planning before you just rush into the animation next time.

2.85/5.00, C, 71/100

Score: 10

"Smashing"

submission: The Thwomps 3

date: September 11, 2006

The third installment is no let down. Excellent work, man. Now, never in my day would I have thought I would see a pimped out Thwomp (or Thwimp is it?) from SMW. That was an original stroke of genius. I will say that I didn't find this quite as funny as episode 1 and 2, but the animation was surely better. Your custom sprites always impress me, and you did a fantastic job on that Thwompcopter. Keep this series going. It's got great animation, clever humor, and to top it all off, it's freakin' Mario. Good luck in the future, as always!

4.04/5.00, A+, 94/100

Score: 10

"I Don't Know What to Say ..."

submission: World 2-4 Retaliation

date: August 17, 2006

You know, I really didn't expect a sequel, but this was surely a pleasant surprise. You have topped yourself with this one. It is easily your best flash ever! First of all, that skeleton Bowser is a badass and he was an absolute genius idea. The battle looked like it was straight from an episode of "Mario Brothers" and the ending something out of "Rise of the Mushroom Kingdom". The customs were incredible and they fit perfectly. I began to wonder if I was watching a SMB flash or a Super Smash Brothers flick. I mean, you had low kicks, high kicks, and everything inbetween kicks. Then the Toads of course were done from scratch, and they too, were flawless. I also noticed a great deal of fantastic camera work. You synced it with the music at times, which was great, and the effect you created when jumping out of warp pipes was phenomenal!

In the end, this is one of the best Mario flashes on the site. It is so polished and well crafted, and gives yet another whole new view on the old 1985 title. Psycosis, brilliant work. Let's just hope you can manage a weekly award with something like this. (You also get bonus points for putting my name in the creds)

4.19/5.00, A+, 98/100

Score: 4

"Man ..."

submission: Lord of the Clocks pt. 1b

date: August 15, 2006

This wasn't nearly as good as the first. While 1a came off as possibly the greatest clock flash of all time, this seemed to sink back into mediocrity. I was hoping for more action and less tweens, but I was slightly dissappointed. It's still good, but it just doesn't have the "magic" of the first.

Score: 5

"You've Done Better"

submission: SBC plays pacman

date: August 15, 2006

I was a little dissappointed here, especially after watching MengoMango only a couple weeks back. You still have that great drawing ability and the animation was pretty good, but I think the story wasn't quite up to par. The clock voices didn't help either. Try harder Keicho - you're one of the best on NG when you put your heart into it.

Score: 4

"Not Bad"

submission: The Story of Clock Day

date: August 15, 2006

I was hoping for some more animation, but I guess this was alright. I liked the idea of a storybook, but again, the lack of animation really took away from your score.

Score: 5

"4.40?"

submission: The CCs humble beginnings

date: August 15, 2006

A tad overrated. Just a tad. Either way, as far as clock flashes go, this was pretty good. Tom Fulp is a strage fellow, and that pic of him was golden. But honestly, that's the only part that really got me. The rest seemed to drag a bit. Good animation, I guess I'm just sick of clocks.

Score: 5

"OK"

submission: Who Shot StrawberryClock?

date: August 15, 2006

I was never a fan of clock movies, but yours is one of the best I've seen. Decent animation and sound effects. I didn't really like the plot or dialogue though. It was just a bit boring, that's all. Still, not bad - it was certainly great for a clock movie.

Score: 8

"Cid-tastic"

submission: I&B Frightful Franks

date: August 14, 2006

Utter hilarity. I loved the character designs and graphics in general. Excellent plot/storyline - it was loads of fun to watch this. My favorite part had to be when the dude with the bump on his head was breathing down the neck (literally) of that poor kid playing xbox. This was a nice, fresh breath of original air that's needed desperately on NG. You da man.

3.90/5.00, A-, 91/100