Score: 2

"Um..."

submission: Curse of the Wal-Mart Man

date: November 27, 2009

I'm all for disgracing the ravenous masses who trampled a guy over a Hello Kitty doll, but... that was it? Some stock news footage, a poorly-acted geezer, a bathroom and some sprained ankles?

I want my 5 minutes back.

The only reason this is on the front page is because of its timely release.

Score: 10

"Very good..."

submission: Dr. Mario with Lyrics

date: November 22, 2009

Did anyone else notice that Mario has a tattoo of the Triforce on the small of his back?

I found that somewhere between hilarious and disturbing...

Score: 6

"Decent animation."

submission: Earth Hour

date: November 11, 2009

You lose a lot of points for promoting the stupidest idea ever, though.

Score: 10

"You, sir, deserve a medal."

submission: Raid (sean.vs.viion)

date: November 1, 2009

I've been searching, desperately, off and on for MONTHS trying to find a suitable song to replace the final battle theme for my still-in-production movie. I wanted to use all-NG music and the final battle song is the only one I still had left from my library of video game themes etc.. With this I'll finally have a completed score completely based on NG music - 20 minutes in length.

Score: 9

"Hints of MK and The Matrix, too..."

submission: Show No Tears

date: November 1, 2009

Nice Track. Very neo-modern battle theme... something you might hear in a post-apocalyptic fantasy game. It also could have made a decent substitute for the crazy motorcycle theme from FF7.

Score: 9

"I like the snare."

submission: Shinra Building HQ - (Remix)

date: August 16, 2009

Whenever I heard this song in the game I always felt like I was being put in front of a firing squad, and this brought that memory back.

It never occured to me before, but hearing this theme without the layers upon layers of synth that usually gets appied to it makes me realize it's darkly similar to the SeeD Theme from FFVIII. It shares some chordes with it at least, and that's creepy considering how different they are.