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Submitted: 01/22/2006 | 08:13PM EST
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Current Score: 3.52 / 5.00
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Blam this piece of crap!
This makes poop look good.
Nothing too new or interesting.
Not bad. In fact… I like it!
This Flash is crunk, fo' shizzle!
Woot!!! All my 5 R belong to this!
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Help Cupid save Valentine's Day by vanquishing those silly demons! Instructions are in the game. Have fun!
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Average Score: 7.3 / 10
"i thaught you could have made it a bit better....."
i liked the way the person jumped up and down but i think you could have made it a little better in the way you presented it. my overall thaught was and 8 because i liked it alot and if it had continued the way it started off i would have given it a 10 but i was getting a little disapointed towards the third level. cjcoles5@hotmail.co.uk i hope you like my comment.soz about the rating.
"Stupid, putrid cupid!!!"
I hated this game as if you can't tell from my one liner. It'd be great if you are left handed that way you can use the arrow keys with your left and shoot with the mouse with your right. So lefty's and those that are ambidextrous have got it made and the rest of us are screwed. It would have been much better to have used the arrow keys for movement and the space bar for shooting. Or if they wanted to make it so that you can aim and shoot then use the mouse for this and have the space bar for movement and the shift key or control key for jumping. Sounds a bit like sour grapes and yes it probably is but what a shame that such a cool game is next to impossible to play.
"great"
i got9740 or summat 24th i think i was
"cool one"
that was a pretty fun game. a little bit early for V-day, but it was a good start for the time of year. the game was fairly original too.
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Just your plain ol' scrolling platformer with a Valentine's day theme. Nothing special. Didn't even have bonuses ( I played to level 3, and couldn't take any more, so if there are bonus weapons/armors/etc. past this level, I apologize.) Decent ActionScript work, but you could have put some original ideas in there. I also noticed that the main character is a white male with blonde hair and blue eyes... I could of sworn it said "Armor Games" not "Hitler Games".
Yea yea. The funny thing is that I've seen tons of games on NG that has nothing special but has scores like 3.9, 3.7, even 4.1. So what's wrong with you guys...
BTW. What's wrong with Blonde hair and blue eyes? Lots of guys have that combination...
