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Speaking of demos....One more.  ON the collab page, I posted about this. 

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Dsteenson/2872330

It's an infinite scroller, to be used for mario.
-dsteenson

Borrego6165 wrote:

StarscreamClone wrote:

Borrego6165:
Fun-ness: 10/10
Sprite quality: 10/10
Objective clarity/logic: 10/10
Other comments:  Very enjoyable, and it is hard to tell it is Scratch made.  I liked the vampire guide!  Very addictive.  Great work!  If you update, I would suggest making it bigger.

there are 11025 tiles! the list limit is around 15000, and the closest anyone has got to is 625 tiles (when making their own city games)!!!

thanks anyway! 

Oh, derp!  Sorry!  I'll pay more attention next time!

Dsteenson wrote:

Hey, it's me again. 

I just finished wingman.  Though it mainly serves as a demo for my platformer engine, it's still fun. 

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Dsteenson/2871969

-dsteenson

Fun-ness: 10/10
Sprite quality: 8/10
Objective clarity/logic: 10/10
Other comments: Very well done; this should be featured.  Some suggestions: music!  Music ALWAYS enhances gameplay, as well as sound effects.  I would also give animating movement a shot.  Other than that, it is very good!  Optimus Prime approves!

Dsteenson wrote:

Speaking of demos....One more.  ON the collab page, I posted about this. 

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Dsteenson/2872330

It's an infinite scroller, to be used for mario.
-dsteenson

Fun-ness: 8/10
Sprite quality:8/10
Objective clarity/logic: N/A
Other comments: Very good scroller!  Optimus Prime approves!  I do hope that when you put up the full version the blocks will work and give you coins, etc.  Again, music is key.  Looking forward to seeing the full version of both!

Bump.

Dsteenson wrote:

Though this isn't a game, could you offer your thoughts on it?  It's called Soundtrax. 

S to show white notes, A to show black notes.  Space cycles through them.  Click to place a note.  It is known that the pause button is not working. 

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Ja, no problem!

I know it's confusing, but I can't seem to come up with better controls.  Also, space to change notes.  I'm going to fix the stamping glitch very soon as well.  Thanks for the review!

this

Okay, I will start up again.

Do you review projects that demonstrate new concepts?
If so, could you review NaOS-H? Its meant to show that Scratch OSs don't have to be made with scratch.
(Also as a hardware-software analogy) (Also as the first ListOS).

Just make sure to read the guide unlike the other reviewer.

EDIT:

StarscreamClone wrote:

This breaks the "The sequal is worse than the original" rule.  Wait, that's for movies.  Videogames are usually better.

Portal 2 came to my mind.

Last edited by Molybdenum (2012-11-04 09:19:25)

Molybdenum wrote:

Do you review projects that demonstrate new concepts?
If so, could you review NaOS-H? Its meant to show that Scratch OSs don't have to be made with scratch.
(Also as a hardware-software analogy) (Also as the first ListOS).


Just make sure to read the guide unlike the other reviewer
EDIT:

StarscreamClone wrote:

This breaks the "The sequal is worse than the original" rule.  Wait, that's for movies.  Videogames are usually better.

Portal 2 came to my mind.

Yeah, okay!

StarscreamClone wrote:

Okay, Firedrake, here's yours:
Fun-ness: N/A
Sprite quality: N/A
Objective Clarity/Logic: N/A
Other comments: Great work.  I will say, though, I found it very confusing.  I typed in commands, and it would just say "Command?".  Maybe you could explain a bit further in the project notes (or I'm just being ignorant and missed the whole idea.  Both are very possible).  Other than that, with only one sprite and 17 scripts, this is very impressive and I could never do that; I'll stick to my more general OS!  Oh, and Optimus Prime approves!

It could have one sprite and one script, but squeak doesn't have enough memory.  It would have been pages long.