Wonderful game. Had a great time playing it. My only qualm would be that there wasn't really much to look at. It could be argued that the heart of the game is navigating through the stages but every so often the navigation becomes automatic and I find myself zoning out to the samey backgrounds. I stayed in the submarine room for several seconds just to look at the submarine, it felt like such a gem in an otherwise bland world.

You definitely got the art and you got the effort, but the execution is clumsy as hell!

I had no idea what was going on in this movie despite multiple playthroughs. Whether it was the dialog, the direction, the pacing, or all of the above, it was a mess. I think working things out into comprehensive storyboards works wonders. There have been times where I've done up a storyboard and asked people "do you know what the hell is going on based on this?" If they do, you're good, if not, you need to work things out. There's no shame in that... art is a completely different ballpark than storytelling.

Always liked your stuff, but it can get mad confusing. Lookin' forward to the next one (I could see you getting better throughout the movie)

This is the best episode yet, it looks INCREDIBLE, I totally understand why it took so long, it certainly feels a lot different than other GFG and Shamoozal episodes. You guys are really boss at doing slapstick.

Job well done I'd say!!

Hey Coop83 that was my mic he recorded it on :3:3:3:3:3:3:3

Teehee

I love this Tomar it sounds really good on my headphones I wish I had time to animate it myself.

This sounded more like a phone call to a Hot Topic asking about batman merchandise. Which they do sell. And they helped you.

How was this a prank call

To address TsarBomba's comment, I really enjoyed the sfx from the game. It was a pleasant surprise, and it really brought me back into the feeling of the game when the hardcore rocking took me out of it a little. I can see why some people would not enjoy it, but as a Mega Man fan listening to a song made for Mega Man fans, it was awesome. :)

I wanna say starting off that I'm not a metal fan, but I can appreciate sweet metal tunes. This is my favorite of your Mega Man tracks because it fits the most. Flame Stag's level was totally metal, and all the arrangements transitioned well and everything was tight, accurate, and rockin'. The melody wasn't lost in all the bassy chugging and you could follow the tune really well. Then you added in that arpeggio melody halfway through that added this fullness to it, that really made the tune rockin'.

The drum machine was distracting, that cymbal crash is a little too piercing for me and sometimes I'd just think to myself "God I wish that cymbal would shut up so I can enjoy this."

I don't think that you can make just any tune metal, though I think with some skillful rearranging, anything is possible. What I've seen though is that your Mega Man metal tunes are pretty close to direct ports of the original sheet music, which is fine if you're playing instruments that match the originals, but you give them a strong metal boost, and a lot of the feeling and catchiness of the tunes are lost in that.

Lemme give you an example... Have you ever heard the Alph Lyra smooth jazz remixes of the Mega Man X songs? Those are great arrangements of Mega Man tracks that aren't just note for note remixes of the originals with a jazzy drumbeat in the background, they are complete reimaginations of the songs. They used the key, some of the melodies, and then just wrote around them as a base. Listening to them is a total delight, and for Mega Man fans it's really swell to hear those familiar melodies in a different light.

This song is your strongest (Mega Man remix), I think, because the original tune was already written in a Metal style, but the other tunes you redid weren't. I think you need to do some reworking when adapting songs into a metal style. I've heard your stuff and it's obvious you have the talent and ability, it's just a matter of pulling it off. :)

Good luck!