Uncle-Boris's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Ghosty]

A great spin on fishy!

It's a halloween version of fishy! Fantastic graphics and good gameplay. It's cool!

[Crimson Warfare]

Breathtaking

Unbelievable scripting, nobody who isn't able to script like that doesn't have the right to vote any less than 5.

[Sinjid Battle Arena]

Great

That is a good RPG

[Uncle Bob-Level 1]

That gradient! Eugh!

The programming was craply done. The graphics, worse. Get with the times, no-one uses tellTargets any more.

[Catch Marilyn]

Pretty simple.

Simple variables and time object programming, but the concept and graphics sucked. At least someone is going past navigation commands.

[Save the WWF, Y2J style]

The WWF sucks, and always will.

A bunch of oily men pretending to fight each other. How exciting! Anyone who follows it is just sad. And as for the movie, I say movie because it was just an interactive movie, not a game. Games have more scripting than just a couple of navigation commands in them. It sucked, tweening and buttons. Something even the most retarded of people can pick up.

[Kick People In The Balls]

This could have been promising

But crap graphics, bad sound and bad quality scripting made sure it wasn't.

[Run 'Em Down]

At least someone is trying to script.

The graphics were paltry, I'll assume they were intended that way. That background music was pure magic! The scripting was seriously bad quality. I could name a lot of things that could have been scripted better, but I won't go into the mechanics of it.

[Pokesizzle-Kill Pokemon!]

Far too short.

Considering this is one of your earlier games, i'll be leniant, as I know your newer games are very advanced. The graphics weren't up to much, and the sound was pretty bad. A bit of randomness would have been welcome, as the game was very linear.

[Advanced FLASH tutorial]

You think this is advanced!?

I would have thought anyone could have picked all this up within the first two days of owning Flash. This tutorial is nowhere near advanced. An advanced tutorial goes in to core OOP and bitwise programming. And this doesn't, it doesn't even cover basic scripting. Hence, this is a very very basic tutorial, and a very poorly executed one. You talked about colour, but you didn't even go into the RGB values of hex codes and how to find them out! That would have made it slightly more advanced, but at least someone is trying to help, so you get a 1.