Score: 9

"OK, now do the whole trilogy - please?"

submission: Super Mario Reloaded

date: December 31, 2006

I know it's odd I gave a low score for violence, but it was part of the the film and not of your own creating, so I deemed it inapplicable. The humour, well.... apart from the coda, it's not funny per se, but simply very cleverly done.

I like.

Now go do Lord Of The Rings.

Score: 9

"The last?? Nooooooo!!"

submission: Phoenix Wrong TND 4

date: November 29, 2006

These things are just absolutely brilliant, and deserve to be compiled or even syndicated on TV. I know I'D buy it!

PLease tell me it's not really the last one! It's not even April...

Score: 9

"Deceptively simple... very clever"

submission: ANIMATION INVASION

date: November 22, 2006

Seen the animator vs animation before, but this took the whole thing to another level by introducing live action (so glad you didn't try stop motion on yourself). You know what really showed the planning that went into this? You biting the heads of the little buggers. Except that you had to writhe around an empty floor, biting on nothing before adding the L.B.s afterwards (have to wonder if anyone walked in & wondered wtf?)

Next stage? I suggest having the newly sprited you becoming the leader of a guerilla force of a bunh of rebel L.B.s

But have a bit of a break first, I would....

Score: 10

"Class. Pure class."

submission: Phoenix Wrong: Last Stand

date: November 19, 2006

I knew there was a reason I got these put on alert fer when the next one came along.

Have to say, the best bit was The Tenacious D tribute to Tribute (er...), just when I thought it had finished...

Score: 0

"Waste of time"

submission: Titty bar Titillations

date: November 12, 2006

The only reason I gave the sound more than one is because you ripped it off from the Team America film.
The South Park style (so-called) animation was absolutely useless. In fact, it looks like you stuffed it up.

Score: 8

"yup. funny as hell"

submission: Phoenix Wrong 3

date: September 14, 2006

Well thought out, well spliced and the clips are well chosen.

Just a pity the garphics screen is so small.

Still gonna wait fer the next one though...

Score: 6

"Novel little brain teaser"

submission: Bill the Robot

date: July 24, 2006

I liked it, generally, although there were one or two minor quibbles; why only nine levels? I was just geting into it when it started over.
Also, it would have been nice if the program elements were highlighted, so you could see whatpart of the program the robot was actioning.
Other than that - great stuff - it was quirky and different enough to engage the brain. My favourite little touch was the use of sub-routines.
Next time, why not include hazards to avoid and make the robot pick up different chips, but in a certain order?

Score: 8

"My brain is melting!"

submission: 3d logic

date: June 23, 2006

Brilliant puzzle, but I just can't get past 18.
Intuitive controls, clear layout, great learning curve.
Give us a clue please!

Score: 9

"Fiendishly compulsive"

submission: Orbox B

date: March 20, 2006

Abso-bloody-brilliant. It takes a lot for a puzzle game to get me hooked these days, but this is a slick, professional game, and it was only the call of lunch that stopped me playing it for too long. If this doesn't get sold I shall be very surprised. Easy controls, clear graphics and a gentle learning curve. Great stuff

Score: 9

"How can I say this? Best way to deal with them..."

submission: Attack of the Sprouts

date: March 5, 2006

Funny as hell and perfect fer a quick laugh. Reckon that loading song ought to be developed too...