T'was alright.
That was pretty well animated, voiced and had good sound-effects. The bit where blockhead pushed the squirrel off the window was the funniest part. The style of humor kind of reminds me of something out of Family Guy... except without the laughter... but yeah :) not too shabby, keep at it.
Pretty decent clay-mation flick.
it was enjoyable to watch. My only major gripe was some of the sound quality. Sometimes your voice came in a little low, and other times it came on so strong it caused the mic to crackle, work that out in your future flash animations and it should improve scores. Nice job.
the sound is fixed
Sweet as usual.
As always, I look foward to your next installment of Housewars, and this one was as enjoyable as all the others. Voice overs are sweet (especially Theodore) and the music is pure original genious. Right off the bat, I liked the fact that you put a "play" button into the beginning because a person might be away and the movie auto-plays and the movie might be over when they get back, or even worse they walk in on a huge spoiler so, thanks for the play button. Keep the episodes coming Castro, awesome job.
So fresh...
Oh my a warrior that looks like something out of DE_Aztec that drives what looks like a messed up Ford GT40, and a crazy jet, with angsty music, and he's named "fight man" with his slogan "the man, that fights" and the film finishes on a sudden note, omg teh cliche.
Good luck with this one.
A sprite version of a completely rendered 3d game that uses maneuvers just as insane, if not more insane than Devil May Cry? Phew... you've got a lot of work ahead of you if you want to make this look at least decent. Even though you recorded the audio straight from the game's intro, I have to say it didn't come off as bad as I thought it would, although I don't think he dives straight into water, doesn't he dive into some jagged rocks? Anyway, that could just be the sleep talkin', good luck to you.
haw haw, naw it was good to watch.
That was interesting to watch, kind of makes me think of John Nash's theory of group dynamics, but anyway, well animated, well-voiced, good job.
Love that oldschool stuff.
Ah you used the "Forever broke" track from Cowboy Bebop, I like your tastes in music. All the songs in the flick were kickass, I don't know who remixed them but they were some great versions. The version you were using of the "Dark World" song from A Link to The Past, was sweet as heck, I'd never heard that one before. The way in which you make fun of link for never talking in the game is pretty cool. I don't remember Link every fighting a Balrog... oh wait... no that was Legolas. Is's awesome how at times your representations of of Ocarina of time are fiendishly accurate. The only thing that's missing from this movie is Link's triforce of courage. The kill bill spoof was off the chain and the movie ended on a good note. Kudos to the whole production team of The Real Legend of Zelda, I thoroughly enjoyed watching it.
Does this even require a review?
This flash is so good, I don't even think leaving a review is necessary, but I just wanted to say that everything comes to gether perfectly in terms of sound, smooth animation, action, humor, everything. Again, awesome job SamBakZa.
Till Kingdom Sprites come.
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There she is!! step 2