Thanks for the input, and the suggestions,
The thing wth most of your suggestions, is that they are all really complicated. I really like the idea of mixing colors, but the whole circle thing and whatever would be hard for someone who is looking for five minutes of fun to pick up that quick. (that is about how long I speant re-reading that part of your review until I kind of understood it :()
The last thing about levels, I was considering adding levels early on, but since this is my take on an arcade game, trying to turn it into an adventure game just didn't seem right. I DO have a killer idea using a similar principle, which I may eventually get to. (Or I may not)

Well, I see your point with getting boared with it quickly, but at 26 the most interesting bad guys were still to come.

Thanks, I guess you are right it would be great for kids, although I bet it would at least be a bit fun for everyone.

Thanks for reviewing!
to increase the size of the paper would mean having large dimensions, which can be a pain for people with small resolution screens. 550x400 is the standard, and it helps out the site if you keep it the same.
I actually started making a "lasso" weapon, but when I finished it, it didn't really add anything to the game, and it caused alot of lag.
I was considering something about the shapes thing you said, but I ran into the problem of my limited knowledge of actionscript, if I had began this game now, I may have been able to figure something out, but that would require me making another game to learn actionscript it :(
Anyways, thanks for the review :)

I'm glad you liked the game, way back when I began making this, I didn't know several things about actionscript, and a few of them would have let me make it less tacky, but by the time I learned all those things, I was working on my next game.
I glad you reviewed it.