Instead of writing down the answers, there should have been 3 options to choose from. Checkpoints at every levels, If you got an answer wrong, you start over at the first question of a level.
There is also the fact that there is no reward upon getting the answer right, which does not motivates you to keep going.
good luck on your next flash
were is my medals?????????????? i have got all the answers but nooo medals???????? im sooo annoyed
Even though I've played a bunch of these games, there's no way I could remember their names. This isn't really fun or challenging at all, either you know names or you don't.
A good idea, and very nostalgic, but not very good execution. No hint system, no multiple choice, no guessing, and no score system. Most quizzes you can at least complete, whether you know all the answers or not, if you answer incorrectly a lot, you'll just have a low score. Not allowing people to even finish or having some way to help people, like getting a hint at the cost of lowering your score some, is a pretty big design flaw in my opinion.
I'll give a star for the awesome sound track and another half for the nostalgia factor, but it definitely needs some work.
Two problems with this game...
First: Please please please let us confirm the input by pressing "Enter" instead of a mouse-click on a button. It's not hard, it's a common norm, and a must have for a game that requires lots and lots of text input.
Second: This game's processor usage is obscene. Humans landed on the moon using a 2MHz CPU as a guidance computer for the spaceship. You need a 3GHz CPU to render a F*CKING 600x400 STATIC IMAGE in the main menu.