sorry about that I realized that after it was already up, its just adding to your score,

OK I thought this would come up after seeing you'd just submitted yours.

Firstly, its really just unfortunate that these get released side by side. I finished this game about 3 weeks ago, and I would've rather submitted it then. But shit got complicated and now I'm finally putting it up.

Second: You probably don't think this but I bet alot of people do, so I might as well just say- I didn't make this for it to be popular. I literally thought of it in the shower, then jumped on a computer and drew it. It seems like I did, because it's about robot dinosaurs that shoot beams when they roar, but the whole game is meant to be a tribute to retro cartoons like Transformers, Thundercats, Biker Mice From Mars, Dinosaucers etc that were crazy over-the-top and fucking stupid. I'm making fun of those cartoons with this game, but I don't think alot of people noticed.

THIRD- It's not fair that this game gets a higher score than yours, but that happens to everyone. Cannoncrotch has a score of 3.89, and when Crunchdown was submitted it had a score of about 3.75. When I finally release YeahBabyGoYeah, I expect about the same. And now here's this fuckin stupid joke game about dinosaurs that beats everything I've ever made. About a year ago that would've bothered me, but I've just learned to accept it at this point. You can either accept it, keep making original games and naturally just get better at what you do; or you can refuse to accept it and turn into one of those stupid bitter idiots that hates Newgrounds and complains about the how the voting system's broken or whatever. I did the first one, and it's working out pretty well.

4- Making a game bigger does not automatically make it better. It's a hard thing to get over, but sometimes we like small games. I mean come on: I'd rather play Portal over Oblivion any day. I'd rather play Street Fighter than Civilisation 4, I'd rather play You Have To Burn The Rope than Sonny 2. People like to play simple games, and it's alot more fun making this in a couple weeks and getting it out there than spending 5 month none-stop on YBGY.

5ifth: Don't blame your game's popularity on the audience. I'm not saying you are, but you might start to. I did with Cannoncrotch: I thought the only reason this game's not popular is because it's not a Super Mario parody. Don't fall into that trap, because there are plenty of reasons for your game to get 3.38. The enemies aren't evenly spaced and they overlap alot, the dialogue's really generic, the bullets don't show any impact, and why does the first boss have arms and legs if he never uses them?

Long story short: You gotta roll with the punches. Don't let this game discourage you.

DOOM :)

Maybe.. maybe not.. who knows?
Thx a lot for the 10 btw.