Well written, very well animated, and humorous throughout. Music was well-selected, and kept my interest from beginning too end.
And DEFINITELY caught the Vivian reference. <3
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Well written, very well animated, and humorous throughout. Music was well-selected, and kept my interest from beginning too end.
And DEFINITELY caught the Vivian reference. <3
Thanks for the review, that is probably one of my favorite jokes as well lol
Excellent. Surpassingly excellent.
It's rare that I watch a film on Newgrounds that really appeals to me, but this is definitely one of them. I was drawn in from the very beginning, and I'm absolutely delighted having watched the whole thing... It makes sense, and I'd love to explain, but that would ruin the story for others, so... I'll keep quiet!
But, this was altogether beautiful. The music was selected perfectly, the animation was simple enough to remind me of the somewhat stop-and-go style of the game series, and it was filled to the brim with all of the charm that radiates from what can only be described as the Kirby universe. Thank you for what I will assuredly share with my friends. I applaud your talent, and have left this short movie with a tear in my eyes and a smile on my face.
Humorous.
My only gripe is that in the short with the "Coco for Nuts" author pic in the corner, my song "Flying Battery Redux" is used, but I don't see it in the credits. >_>
Sorry about that, didn't know. :(
I added it to the Author & File Information section of the page so people will know you did it. Thanks for telling me.
So, after seeing this game's name pop up on a WHOLE bunch of my 8-bit music and meaning to get over here and play it, I've finally gotten around to doing so and had an ABSOLUTE BLAST!!
I've never played a right/left shooter before, so this was a new experience for me, and I'm always extremely excited to play a game that's had my music put in it, so this was overall a great deal of fun.
Very well done; a simple, but fluid design that makes the game truly enjoyable. Hope to see mroe in the future!
I've been waiting!!
Thank you for making such an awesome game, Curtis. I've played through the game multiple times already and it never gets old! This last time through I set the 3rd place score, so I'll be coming back to claim the #1 spot soon!
Thank you as well for the opportunity to have so much of my music showcased into a single game of such epic proportions. You've really impressed me. :D
Played through it many times; it's still great!
I've since gotten much faster at completing the game, but ever since the first time I played all the way through, I've loved how it works. The graphics are great, the music fits perfectly, and the premise is simple (yet very complex).
I dare say this deserves a sequel. 10/10, 5/5.
This track is like melted butter on a perfectly polished glass sphere, it's so smoOOOooth.
Keep up the great work, man!
Thank you so much! That means a lot to me, especially since you influenced my sound so much over the years. :)
You clearly have a good hold on the concept of melodic progression, and that's what makes the sound of this piece so good.
As a fellow 8-bit composer, the piece is not "too sharp", as others have said; that's the way that raw 8-bit synths sound, like it or not. I do agree, however, that it sounds different from the rest of the track because of the lack of bass at the beginning. I would consider adding in a lower bass synth (like a triangle) to round it out and make it match the rest of the track.
Overall, still a nice, thematic track. Good job!
Awesome feedback! Thanks very much!
I feel like this track has great potential, in terms of melody. You have a solid sense of progression in here; I feel the only thing it could use is some more powerful instrumentation. If this track had full orchestral instruments and perhaps some rock guitar, it could be something truly phenomenal.
With that said, I like very much what you've done here. Keep up the good work!
I completely agree with you. I'll probably redo this song and I will try to add full orchestral instruments as you suggest. I don't have good gear right now for recording guitar tracks, and I've been having trouble trying to get a good rock guitar sound with the virtual instruments in Logic, but I would love to be able to add guitar to it as well. Thanks for listening and for your helpful advice! :)
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