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Game Reviewed	Super Mario's Moonwalker, by Jack-of-All Games
Review Author	the midjet
Created	Apr 20 2012, 11:00 PM

General Commentary and Game Overview

I have to say this game has an original idea. Although I am not a big fan of combing Mario and Michal Jackson It sure was not a bad idea. After playing through the games it got a bit repetitive. The overall game was pretty good but there were some cons.

Pros	Mario good idea somewhat smooth difficulties options
Cons	graphics are clashing animation boring not unique gameplay hello engine

Impressions

Gameplay 6 / 10	The gameplay was ok. you have to find 15 toads per level. It's a pretty unique idea but i got repetitive. Also the game was really hard even on easy.Even though the moon walking mario was done on puripose i kept on getting confused about which way i was going. Overal the gameplay was somewhat smooth
Graphics 4 / 10	Combining Graphics is a bad idea. the Animation was not that great but I think those custom Shyguys and Koopas were pretty neat. It was mainly old Mario graphics. I am not sure what bit they are. Overall they were ok. I just think that the graphic are a bit outdated
Sound 5 / 10	The music was not bad. It was kind of nice not hearing Mario music all the time. It is a shame that there is not sound effects though.
Replay 4 / 10	The game was a bit fusterating but I was pretty good. They game seems long so i dont think someone would want to play it again.

Final Words

It is definatly a unique game

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Comments

Jack-of-All Games	Apr 21 2012, 2:47 AM
Okay, it's one thing to say my game sucks, but it's another to say it's like KoopaKingdom's Hello edits. Plus, the gameplay was not what you described at all, making this not your typical fangame. You had to find 15 Toads locked away in doors (I mean, the doors even tell you to press Up to open it - That is the case with 15 of the doors >hint<)! And how can you not give credit to me for editing Hello's engine? I heavily edited/created numerous amounts of new things in this game beyond belief (Mini side-levels, door gimmick, more kinds of enemies, save feature, etc), and judging from this review, you haven't gotten very far to even notice. And yes, there were also sound effects in this game. You may as well replay this game, find those 15 Toads (Or maybe I could just make a walkthrough video), and update the review to be more legit. It sickens me when people just judge the whole game, no matter what it contains, based on the engine used. It shouldn't be so easy to ignore everything within the game to just go right ahead and make that bogus claim.

Double Agent Luigifan	Apr 28 2012, 1:31 AM
I have to dissagre with this review. Mario can't be a pro since almost every game on this site features Mario. Graphics don't clash that much. Get over it. You can use graphics from different styles at least they fit with the game. In this case, it fits nicely. Gameplay is very different from what you're describing. You go through the world with tiny jumps, finding toads in doors, etc. It's not really a platformer, more like a puzzle game. Replay, you just basically said something like this: I won't play it because it's boring. That's the dumbest argument one can come up with. At least come up with valid statements, instead of saying no because it's boring. Back to cons. Just because it's made with the dreaded Hello engine does not make it bad. They could of fixed the sliding and everything wrong with it, and even adding more stuff. That's what SMBMM did here. The gameplay is unique. Since when do you see Mario acting like Micheal Jackson, rescuing Toads in a Mario fangame? Almost never. So stop making bogus claims without playing it throughly, and that's for every game. Please update this. Also, one more thing. It's discrasful to say ANY game is like KoopaKingdom's games. Nothing can be worse.

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