Sexism + Product Placement + Old School Game = ..?
"we bring a girly game with cool graphics and cute music that any girl would like to play"
...and an author's comments section that any girl would hate to read. I can't help but be puzzled by the following assumptions you seem to be making:
* That games need to be "for girls" in order for anyone female to enjoy them
* That there is a significant population of potential gamers out there that would be playing video games right now if only they came in washed out pink
* That M&Ms (or candy in general) have anything whatsoever to do with being "girly"
Before you make any more games for girls, you might try talking to a few.
By the way, given that your company's site is based out of Houston, TX, you should probably be aware that this game really looks as if it's in violation of U.S. trademark laws. The only reasons I can imagine for your not having gotten a cease and desist order from Mars candy are (1) that you have too little exposure for them to notice or (2) they put you up to the task. Either way, you might want to look to that.
The Snake implementation is roughly average in quality. Better luck next time.