DibbityDan's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Virtual PSP]

quite deep

I liked it alot. It's wery entertaining. My only gripe is that i think the screen was too small and i couldnt read some of the stuff. It might just be my eyes, or my monitor, but i dont know.

Depredation responds:

Press enter for fullscreen view :). Thanks for the review :).

[Snake On A Plane]

absolutely brilliant

the mouse follow mode is genius, but, as you already acknowledged, the grapphics could be better. I also didnt like the music so much, but I'm just not into the trance. Super fun, but could be improved.

Fat-Lifeguard responds:

Thank you. People really seem to love that mouse follow mode. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[Create A City!]

idk what happened

were there supposed to be only 3 panel types? from what i read there were buildings and stuff, but i only had grass, sidewalk and road. besides, there were only 5 of each panel. i think my flash player is screwed up, or something.

tinkerbell2 responds:

You need flashplayer 8, get it at macromedia.com

[Initial D: Drift Stage]

dont get me wrong

its a REALLY fun game. but i wanna kill whoever made that song. its HORRENDOUS. thats why i quit. id play it all day if it werent for that music. now if it was led zeppelin, or AC/DC itd be REALLY good.

authorblues responds:

its from the anime, and you had the option to turn it off. sounds like a copout to me.

thanks for your candor, however...

[Foamy: CarAndCellphoneAds]

average

but if foamy is the shit, why are you disagreeing with dissing him, suap?

hamandcheeseclock responds:

ssaaarrrcccaaassseeemm

[Shooting Tutorial 2.0]

very helpful

i liked it. Some of the stuff i didnt know. Like how to make a good game. My only one was blammed. Today. Even though it was cool. Oh well i wont drag you down.

Smoke-Tower responds:

well its ok ill help you if you want just email me by Emailing [e-mail]

and ill help you out threw it all

[OMFG!: A Flash Tutorial]

too good!

easy 5 out of 5, every thing was great, but two questions. Is it possible to change a sound file from windows media to MP3?
And next one, how do i make sound continue through different scenes? Well, thanks for the great flash, anyway!

Smoking-Chimney responds:

Firstly, thanks for reviewing :D

To change a file from .wma to .mp3, you will need to find a converter, and if you have one that's good, but search 'WMA to MP3 Player' in Google and there should be one that works well.

The second answer... you can make sound continue through scenes, by setting the sound to 'Event', but after the first scene it will seem like the music isn't there as you wont see it on the timeline, which is fine if you aren't trying to lip-sync or anything, otherwise it ideally should be in one scene!