Angry Flash Game Nerd 2
Wow, this game sucked. I mean, I am sorry... You spent a lot of time making this, and although it is a stock fighting system with no real frills aside from a weapons shop, few, impossible to implement combos, and legions of enemies that are at least as powerful as you if not more so, this truly is leagues ahead of many other games found here on NewGrounds. That being said however, this game is truly, truly, poorly implemented.
First of all the controls. When the entire game is not lagged the controls are weird to say the least. I mean, trying to make this game pseudo-3d is just to much. This would've been awesome as a simple side-scrolling game. But as it is, I need both an up and a jump button. That is just far too much. That aside, I am never sure how to pick things up. I see first aid kits, but I can never use them, WHY? Because then I try to pick them up the game thinks I am changing weapons, and it doesn't work. The idea of pure keyboard control is nice, since adding a mouse to things can truly bugger the system. But it needs some polishing. There should be no difference between running and walking, it should be the same.
Speaking of items, the weapons, unless they are guns, appear to be useless. Sure I am able to kill more guys while talking less of a beating, but the computer always seems better equipped than me to an extent that it almost isn't worth competing. I need the most powerful anything in order to do anything. That is a lot of level re-plays.
While I am on the subject of fighting, the whole system of moves needs to be revamped. Combos are obscure, unlabeled, and difficult to implement WHEN SURROUNDED BY HUNDREDS OF GUYS. There are too many enemies that are too powerful, your weapons are too weak, and the control system for your guy means that even without the above issues, you can't put out a decent fight.
I suggest you take some hints from Electricman 2 HS. That is really the type of game you were trying to make, except you have some things up on it. Your graphics are better for one, and although you have some issues with the english language - which I will let slide since that can be fixed easier than your other problems - you have a story where that game does not. Don't get me wrong, you are not a complete and total lost-cause. It just feels as though you submitted the game without testing it.
Also, you did get a lot of details correct. A weapons shop is a good idea. I get tired of just kicking and punching, and although it costs $18,000, being able to take out a light-saber in the beginning of a battle is pretty awesome. I also liked the art. Some people here might say that it is simplistic, but it really isn't that bad.
In the end, I would really suggest making a version 2 of this, perhaps implementing some of the changes I have suggested, and fixing the language. This does truly have potential, but, as it stands, is not a finished product of quality.