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CN12 wrote:

Name:
How long you have had a profile on Scratch: Since April 19th
Position you are applying for: Artist
Skill in that level: 6 of 10
Your best project: Cube World 1.5
How active are you: On Scratch everyday. Literally.
Anything about you: I can't think of anything that I want to share.

IN.
Darn New Scratcher status...

Have we started on anything at all?

GameGuy64 wrote:

How are we going to choose which projects we review?

The ones on/were on the first page.  Check the first post for the one you guys should review.

GameGuy64 wrote:

Stuff.....
Are there specific areas we should score them in?

Great!  But no, unless you want to.

TheScratchChatter wrote:

So where do I come in?

Who are you?

firedrake969_test wrote:

TheScratchChatter wrote:

So where do I come in?

Who are you?

That is me. Since i am the only active person on Scratch who knows the account and password.

GameGuy64 wrote:

What's the difference between reviewer and writer?

Reviewer reviews.  Writer writes about the review in a better..... story.

chongyian wrote:

Hey wait, what do you mean by Name: The Scratch Review, and Position: Scratch Chatter Supplement?

Do you want to colloborate with TSC or what?

Yea, I want us to be a supplement to TSC.  Our name is TSR.

This one?

The Great Cycle Race:
This issue, I reviewed The Great Cycle Race, by thevaudevillehouse. This fun little game involves two guys locked in a battle to find out who can cycle 360º in the quickest time. When (or if) you finish, you receive your time in a nifty score window, opposed to using the ugly variables. The score window itself, must have required at least some thought, though looking very simple, as it would be quite hard to program the effect of the numbers scrolling (like they would have in real life on an old scoreboard) as the game is based off of an old carnival game. The graphics could use improvement though I do like the old-fashioned type of graphics, but still could look nicer. The controls are a little bit hard to use, you have to mash the up, right, down and left arrows (in that order) but this is probably because of my keyboard as the arrow keys are really close together. The two player mode works, though I can't fully test it out, being on my own, though it doesn't cause any problems with so many keys being mashed at the same time.

Score: 79% / 8/10 / 4*

This is my idea for overall scoring
5/10 Moderate
6/10 Alright
7/10 Good
8/10 Very Good
9/10 Awesome
10/10 Excellent





okay, when do you need it?



And, i will add you to our partners!

Welcome to the Scratch project review! This issue, we are going to tell you about The Great Cycle Race, reviewed by GameGuy64. The game was created by thevaudevillehouse. This fun little game involves two guys locked in a battle to find out who can cycle 360 degrees in the shortest time. If you finish, your time will be displayed in a nifty score window, rather than the unattractive default score variables. The score window itself must have received quite some thought, though looking very simple, as it would be very difficult to program the effect of the numbers scrolling like a real-life scoreboard as the game is based off of an old carnival game. Although the old-fashioned graphics was nice as it made the game look 'traditional' in some way. However, it could still use some improvement. Regarding the controls, GameGuy64 says, "The controls are a little bit hard to use, you have to mash the up, right, down and left arrows (in that order) but this is probably because of my keyboard as the arrow keys are really close together."

The two player mode also works, and in overall, it is a excellent game, also because the game still functions properly even though there are many controls being mashed up at the same time.

Rubrics
5/10 Moderate
6/10 Alright
7/10 Good
8/10 Very Good
9/10 Awesome
10/10 Excellent

And the final score by GameGuy64 is...     8/10 ! Congratulations!