Score: 10

"Oh my freaking god that was awesome XD"

submission: Sonic Shorts Volume 2

date: May 30, 2008

"Press the Circle Button to Sliiiiide!!!11" just started it off perfectly, and I couldn't stop laughing from that point all the way through the remainder of the movie. XD

Score: 8

"Nice."

submission: RoboCochran Took an Axe

date: December 14, 2007

Heh. Nice wrap-up, and kudos on Edgeworth's voice. That was allright.

I... hm. I would say more, but I guess I gave most of my opinion in the last review already. Nice visuals, sound was decent, and the humor enjoyable.
Good job!

Score: 8

"Uhmm... Yeah."

submission: Only Heroes Wear Cravats

date: December 14, 2007

You girls definitely need a handful of... actual male voiceactors.
I mean, the voice acting itself was seriously good, and the voices themselves have nothing wrong with them. It's just they don't fit the characters they're supposed to portray. At all.

Well, with the obvious out of the way, I must say I did enjoy (and at times, really chuckled at) this movie for the most part. The "Past Trials" thing was great in all its absurdity (Cruella vs. Dead Puppies, haw. XD), and even though Voldemort came across as an angry clown instead of the cold, calculating villain he is in the books and movies, he did have his moments.

If you're at all looking for any guys to do voices for you I wouldn't mind helping out, feel free to let me know. You can find stuff I did through my profile.
But then, I haven't checked out the sequel yet which I'll do now, so you might have already resolved this problem. Still, I'm available if at all needed.

Keep up the good stuff. =)

Score: 9

"Professional-looking, appealing and endearing game"

submission: Anika's Odyssey

date: November 29, 2007

Ah, always a good idea to fix machinery... kick it until the problem solves itself. XD

Still, a very nice, appealing, and even rather endearing adventure game that should definitely appeal muchly to youngsters.
In fact, it really reminds me of those kid-directed Point 'n Click adventures I used to play myself when I was younger...

Tricky, yet linear enough for kids to solve and play.
One slight thing you might have wanted to do was add a few more "Surprise-Clickables". Y'know, like if you click on the vegetable bed, Anika pulls out a carrot and eats it... or one of the mushroom houses, and a little gnome pops his head out, looks around and goes back in again. Y'know, random eastereggs like that. Kids love that kind of stuff, and it gives an extra sense of interactivity; even if it doesn't do anything to help progress in the game. Still, as-is, it's definitely an awesome interactive adventure.

Oh yeah, and you're somewhat discrediting some of the people in your credits, as a few of the names are unreadable because of the cloud. =)

Score: 6

"Nintendo Muisic Box?"

submission: Nintendo Music Box

date: November 29, 2007

Or: How to have fun with sprites, the Shrek soundtrack and random Nintendo tunes.
I.... well, it was certainly different. There was an element of hilarity in it, yet it was a tidbit too fast-paced for my liking. But it was OK, I guess.

Score: 7

""Metrawesome" would have been a better title."

submission: metroid awesome

date: November 29, 2007

That aside... The visuals definitely convey Egoraptor's style adequately.
The voices were allright.
However, the humor just... isn't the same. For one thing, mentioning how many times one dies in any given videogame isn't a particularly amusing way to convey a videogame, since one can pull the same feat in practically any videogame (depending on the difficulty level of the game, and of course how badly the player sucks at it).
More Metroid-specific jokes would have been funnier; the Ridley gag was allright, for one thing. Another example of something Metroid-specific could be a scenario involving the Morph Ball, for instance. (Such as... HOW the hell can a person wearing such a large suit of armor roll into such a tiny ball?)

So yeah... All in all, not bad.
I like your choice of subject matter, but you could have done more with it.

Score: 8

"Maaaan, that last one was really REALLY bad."

submission: Furry Random Stuffs 3

date: November 28, 2007

That's to say, evil. Srsly.
All in all though, good 'n hilarious movie overall.
I especially liked the Neo-Geo like intro, that was pretty clever. XD
Nice job!

So uhm... If you don't mind me asking, what was the music you used in the credits?
I mean I read them, and saw the music list, but which song is it? XD

Score: 10

"Huzzah, it's up!"

submission: IMP halloween special pt1

date: October 31, 2007

Well, most of it, at least.
Feels good to finally watch a new IMP episode again, I was beginning to feel rusty. ;P
So, you're gonna pad part 2 up with some bonus filler, huh?
Sounds neat, can't wait to see what you'll have thought up for it by then. =)
Of course, if you never said anything about having to use filler scenes, your audience would never have to know the difference between the old and the revised script. ;D But ohwell.

Score: 7

"Heh! Pretty nice."

submission: Halloween Cat

date: October 31, 2007

The artwork's nice and stylized, even though the animation's a little choppy here and there. Nice concept, though. The sound and music were allright, too.
All in all nice job, especially considering going by your captioning, you already made this a couple years ago.

Score: 10

"Unbiased review lol?"

submission: Waffle X: Episode Two

date: July 1, 2007

Hi, it's me, the voice actor for Bob Havaar.

Let me say now, I'm very sorry about the less-then-spectacular job I did on some of the voices. I'm not sure if I really did a better job in episode 1, but if you guys say so...!
Particularly the battle sequence I could have done better on. I initially had more clips done for it, but the way Luckett went with it now works much better then the stuff I initially sent in.
I have little excuse for my blatant display of amateurism, other then that the wide array of lines was done over a large period of time, during differing states of mood and wellness.

Now that that's out of the way... That's some freaking awesome animation, right guys?

To remark on some reviews given; I noticed a lot of complaints were given on the voice; well, as I already said before, sorry about that. I'll do better next time.

Other remarks I noticed was about the lack of Episode 1's comedy.
Now, while I agree that episode 1 was indeed much more funny then episode 2, I feel it's also fair to state that, certain one-liners aside, episode 2's aim wasn't really based on comedy as much as action.
If I have to give an example, I suppose the series should be taken much like the often-compared-with Dragonball Z. While I'm imagining the focus of Waffle X will indeed be well more humorous then DBZ has been, please keep in mind that it'll be focusing on a fairly sizeable amount of fighting and action, too! Action served in a crispy golden-brown crust, at that.

But enough of this sizeable testimony. Assuming I'll be on board for the next episode, I'll promise with Newgrounds as my witness, I shall do my best to help make the next episode an audible pleasure for everyone.