Holy crap, it's finally out!

This was amazing, coherent and hilarious to watch. I was literally laughing through the entire video spotting all of the references and cameos which you've yanked out of your entire filmography. The welcoming addition of new cast members only develops the universe even more; seriously that forklift guy is OP!

You can definitely tell that lots of effort and love was put into this; but sadly I bet lots of people who are oblivious to the joke wouldn't be able to fully appreciate it. But for a throwback, this is nothing but pure gold to the old fans of the series. I can see myself watching this a million times over.

Those 3D Bob and G sprites I made ya' were put to great use in this movie too - they were completely unnecessary to begin with, but they really help add a sense of over the top direction.

For real, this was a thrill and I'm super honored to be apart of the kanamoma-universe of insanity. I don't know if you're planning to make more at any point in the future, but I'm definitely down for the long haul.

Good shit man!

IT'S TIME TO STOP... IT'S TIME TO STOP!
NO MORE... WHERE THE FUCK ARE YOUR PARENTS!?
WHO ARE YOUR PARENTS!?
I'M GOING TO CALL CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES, IT'S TIME TO STOP!!!

... Now in all seriousness, I laughed a lot harder than I should have. It brings back a lot of memories when all the pre-teens who were into Madness were [not] trying to produce their dumb parody cartoons. This cartoon was no exaggeration, this is exactly how- or still is today. You've captured everything spot on.

I like the music you've used. Madness and Nu Metal were made for each other... actually the irony is that both overstayed their welcome.

Keep fighting the good fight my friend, I know that this series is destined for a trilogy.

yaaa

i fukg wsh i culd anim7 tht ged iz lek da real thign omg

i fckgn richoct bak n groov 2 da beet yo

...

You made a game involving Habbo Hotel. God, you're so fucking stupid.

You should start socializing in real life more than going on the internet and posing as a 15/f/cali.

The Endless Zombie Rampage.

PROS:
Has a wide selection of weapons and upgrades available,
fast-paced action,
and great graphics for the time.

CONS:
Weapons all have the same models,
lack of distinctive sounds,
doesn't have a story line,
doesn't have a lot of zombie varieties,
gets repetitive and easy,
and the characters walk the same (play the game to find out what I mean).

IMPROVEMENTS:
Different models for all the weapons (at least),
more variety sounds,
and more zombie models.

OVERALL:
The Endless Zombie Rampage isn't that bad as even though the art is stale, the graphics precede over the second game. All the guns use the same models and sounds as the class, but it's nice to see that when you purchase a stronger gun it replaces the weaker one in the same category. The game's somewhat challenging at first, but once you purchase the rifles in order it gets too easy, so balancing is an issue. There's also no music at all; only a thirty second loop of zombie growls, thunder, screams, and wolves.

A good game to waste a few hours on if you enjoy zombies, but for the rest, it won't be that appealing.

Fuzzy McFluffenstein 3

Once again, Fuzzy's back in a mice (and gerbil) mashing feast! After two years after the last installment, you'd be surprised how much hasn't changed. Now with two new abilities and a reworked system, can the third satisfy our lust which wasn't quenched in the other games? Let's check it out.

The graphics are all brand new. Nothing from the other installments, everything has been made from scratch. The stage, though, isn't that fascinating. You're in some kind of cheese factory, which might be abandoned. I understand how Fuzzy was in the Apartment than the Pet Store, but how did he get here (especially with all the mice and gerbils).

The engine's been remade. Instead of collecting time, you collect a score, which multiplies as you kill more. But instead of being cute the little guys are insane, now armed with little chain guns and suicidal jet packs. They can't actually kill you but you still get hit by the bullets, draining your time as you recover. The lol menu is probably one of the rarest things that Weasel would ever put in his game. It changes the menu text around, so it's useless; but amusing.

The audio isn't anything great. There's another song by Rock Well on loop, and the chain guns (and explosions) make a sound which you would have encountered in previous Diseased games. The rest of the audio comes straight from the previous Fuzzy games.

It's very nice in terms of graphics, but the actual game play isn't that exciting. Like the second Fuzzy game, it's very easy, even though you can never regain much time. Some may find this works better than the rest of the games, as points matter more then time. That's fine, but maybe a bigger selection of music would have been great. It passes as the third Fuzzy game in the collection, will there be another?

Why yes.

This is very beautiful. Each note is placed in the correct movement.

But why do you sound different?

LMAO

Charles, that was awesome! Were you suspended from that class though? I also love that song you played for her!!

Unique.

My friends use this song all the time as a meme, but I really never got the chance to review it. It's mastered in every part, and is short and sweet. I hear it every Sunday when I get to the Church of Satan. I also uploaded it to YouTube to troll with it, and the video was flagged to deletion. I like how everyone in their reviews are all offended.

I was thinking that I was actually listening to Helix6 at first; because of the description. But no, I am a silly goose. YOU, Cereal, have a gift for these music loops. I am jealous of your talent.