If I may chime in...
So... um... dunno how to tell you this, but apparently The Arrogant Worms didn't do this song. Go to their website's lyrics page (http://www.arrogant-worms.com/lyrics .php) and it's not listed there anywhere. TV Tropes says (http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.ph p/Main/SubvertedRhymeEveryOccasion) it was by Vito Petroccitto Jr. and even points out that people often miscredit it.
Sorry dude. But that's what happens when you assume! ;P
It's not Hammurabi Time
The preloader didn't work (seriously, please test these things first), but I was able to make it play by clicking Play in the right-click menu.
I was expecting some kind of "Can't Touch This" parody. Instead I got a really drawn-out sequence with no dialog and no plot. The eponymous Code wasn't even mentioned anywhere. I sort of got the gist of it; just... a lot of it was dragged out way longer than it should have been (especially that first scene where he's just sitting there).
I know why it's *supposed* to be funny, but...
Ehhhhh... I don't get why he wouldn't notice how bad the cake *tastes* until after he'd finished eating it. Joke just doesn't work for me.
...Only you die!
The lines about hide-and-go-seek were totally like what I'd expect to hear in the real thing. I hope they actually make one now so I can compare. I know if I were them, I'd ask if I could use that line.
Liked the cell-shaded-cutouts visual style, too. There need to be more cartoons animated like that.
How is babby formed? CORPORATIONS!
Fun times. I liked the fake-out at the beginning where it looked like it was a huge all-corporations-are-evil propaganda piece ... complete with technicolor Michael Moore lookalike. And the obviously made-up stuff. They need to make more informational videos with obviously untrue but funny parts. But I guess they think today's kids are too stupid to tell the difference. *roll eyes*
If I can't hear it, I can't (properly) judge it
The graphics are excellent and very appropriate to the story's origins (actually reminded me of Mayan art somewhat). But I quit watching partway through because I couldn't tell what was going on; the sound was so low that even at max volume with headphones I couldn't hear the narration. So, 5/10 for the graphics alone; the other 3 will come when you fix the sound and make a watchable story out of it.
Off to a great start
Sweet piece of work so far! The SFX were awesome. I don't usually like pixel stuff but this rocked. Good call putting the Spacebar hint in the menu, too, though putting it at the bottom of the screen might have been a better bet.
Woah, thanks, that makes me feel good so far :)
WHEEEEEEEHEEHEEEHEE
The best part was the flying guy because I knew where the sound effect came from.
Oh, and the subway. Although I think we all saw that coming.
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