Same ol' same ol'

Madness should be lumped into the same category of animation as illWillPress, in that nothing has changed in half a decade, and the author simply reuses old assets from previous films. Normally, you see a progression in an artist's talent after a while. It simply isn't the case with this series.

If Krinkels has gone this long without making something new and original, then perhaps the best thing to do is to just stop and relish the fame he once garnered instead of beating it into mediocrity.

Hmmm...

Anyone else think that these music videos have lost their edge? I'd like to see Weebl focus on other more original ideas.

Nice!

Great ride, and performs well for a flash game. If you're going to make a sequel/expansion, it would be nice to see if you could apply some rudimentary texture map on that road by using the papervision framework.

Also, please please PLEASE build in an option to turn off the voice over. Joshua Tomar's voice and the radio chatter is nothing short of aggravating right from the start.

Awesome game...

...until I started hearing all of the racial slurs. Lose them and you'll easily have one of the best online games of year.

Boring and poorly designed.

All I had to do was move back and forth, and after one minute the music starts grating on you.

Toward the end, some of the collision detection went wonky and pixels weren't collected. Then when a bunch of pixels hit the bottom, their gradient splashes choked my machine to the point where my screen froze and I lost the game. I have a 2.4Ghz Core2 Quad processor with 4 Gb of RAM, so I find it hard to swallow that you'd let this kind of flawed design go through.

Ooo!

Good one, sir!

You bastard....

I was singing this in the car the other day.

Hahah!

I like this.

I'd like this even more if it were on a rendered background. Seeing the world in which this kid lives would be very interesting.

Great work!

Nice color and composition. Quick question! How to you give it that watercolor texture? Is it a brush, a layer overlay, or a filter effect?