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Pictures were drawn by us=)

Sorry if you felt disappointed... I do not read readme's, because games are games and not VCR's

Okay, but your critic sounds very hard, so I sad this

it was very hard to choise especialy because i didnt do the contest myself this time any way

3 stayed over:
collisiondetectionwithprojections - i did try a colision system like yours but your is 10 times beter any way i ask you if i may use your code

typingtiles couldnt stop playing this game and it feels compleet this could be sold on the market realy good work

texteffects - realy nice



i vote for collisiondetectionwithprojections because he did what i wanted to see for a 2d colision system

I'd vote for "2D physics".

ok, i would vote for the 2dchopter game, because it does use many panels, which was the point of this contest, plus collision detectment, and some other things. which by the way, all that my script does is use a button (the orange button on the robot) to pull up another panel. nothing really impressive, but it everything on there is made with panels.

**TypingTiles**
A wonderfully addicting game, with clever use of panels. Did you write the music for this? The track called 'perfect_timing' reminds me of a N64 game called 'perfect dark'. A really good game that is..

[EDIT]I was right. Opened the MIDI files with anvil studio, and about half the tracks come from perfect dark.

@ mehmaster, Yeah all the midi files came from other games, usually the boss battles so that the pace increased with the level. I'm glad you liked it.


Okay, the three that really impressed me the most were;

OMGMAN - Absolutely beautiful, but difficult to get the ball going on different directions. You could pretty much get stuck in the corner with it going straight up and down indefinitely. Also, I wanted to be able to hit the bird.

Text Effects - This one made me want to learn more just because it was awesome and practical. Any game could be enhanced by some of the effects demonstrated here.

CollisionDetection - The concepts used here are over my head right now, but I was really impressed by how this was executed. Once I get a bit better I'm sure I'll be begging for a peek at the code.

My vote goes for Text Effects just because I felt it most demonstrated how just a bit of knowledge could be used to really enhance a project and I look forward to figuring out how to incorporate some of those effects in my future programs.

im undecided between super mario and megaman... i just lvoe oldschool2d projects.
but bothg ames are strange to play.... nut sure yet...

lots of WIN... still checking demos.