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LOL.

Any reason why you used only MS PowerPoint sound effects?

Umm...

Nice but I think even the Rugrats and Happy Treehouse Friends and Friends could be better than this series. (hthfaf is a Barbed-Wire Biscuit show)

Which came first, the photos or the flash?

Not bad, I actually like it. Unfortunately, I might ruin the fad with the fact that I think I may have found the correct translation for those quotes:

In A.D. 2101, war was beginning.

Captain: What happened?

Mechanic Someone has bombed us.

Operator: We are getting a signal.

Captain: What?!

Operator: Turn on the main screen.

Captain: It's you!

Cats: How are you, gentlemen? All your bases belong to us. You are now on the way to destruction.

Captain: What is the meaning of this?!

Cats: You have no chance to survive, make your time. Ha ha ha ha!

Genius.

Why there aren't more games like this, I don't know. This is just what us retro geeks need. =D

If you've got some time why don't you throw together a few for SNES, N64 and GameBoy. Or perhaps ones less on the games and more on the history of the system itself. (i.e. "What was the NES's main competition? Master System and Atari 7800" etc. etc.)

2.5-D, huh?

Kinda reminds me of those Pokémon games coming out for the DS.

You should consider doing other Flash games in this style.

Good idea...

I say you should keep going with this, but use something a little less messy like Super Mario Kart sprites or Mario Kart Super Circuit sprites. The backround was well done, however.

Fantastic

Sounds to be very dark while being very simple, which is probably what makes it so great to listen to. Reminds me somewhat of the music that plays in Half-Life...

Unique in a Good Way

I like this new approach. Instead of heavy techno like most remixes, you turned it into something more like jazzy rock, something I think far more fitting for a casino tune.

Not Bad

It sounds a lot like a Sega Genesis style song.

It's not bad, but it could use some touch-ups in some spots. It's certainly something I'd listen to again, especially if you can perfect the minor bugs.