After finishing Animator vs. Animation II (late 2006/early 2007), I received a message on Newgrounds from a high school freshman named Charles Yeh who wanted to help me make a game version of the animation. I looked at the stuff he had made and I was extremely impressed. For a 14 year old he had everything down. So we worked on a game together. I made all the art/animation/assets and he programmed everything using ActionScipt.Looking at it and playing it now, it’s clear that it wasn’t made by a major game company. It’s quite a challenging game to play, but there are many fun features that should keep you entertained!
Animation movies are simply humorous adventurous motion pictures that can be enjoyed by children without any parental guidance. The difference is key ingredients You can hardly see any movement in anime movies when a character is speaking, whereas animation movies are gaining popularity on the standards and quality of their realistic motions. Once again Alan Becker makes a classic quality flash movie and raises the bar with Part 2 of Animator vs Animation. If You Like Animator vs. Animation 2 Try: Animator vs.
CONTROLS:
(Stick Figure)
WASD: move/duck/drop through platforms
IJKL: select a tool to grab
Q: grab tool/let go of tool
E: toggle tool select & crosshairs
SPACE: attack with tool
U: swat cursor
U+WASD: punch/kick
O: defend
S+O: fetal positionP.S. This is actually the “Special Edition” of the game that has Survival Mode, where the Stick Figure will occasionally blow fire and duplicate itself. I recommend starting with “Play Original” and going through the tutorials, and then moving up to the missions and survival mode.
(Stick Figure)
WASD: move/duck/drop through platforms
IJKL: select a tool to grab
Q: grab tool/let go of tool
E: toggle tool select & crosshairs
SPACE: attack with tool
U: swat cursor
U+WASD: punch/kick
O: defend
S+O: fetal positionP.S. This is actually the “Special Edition” of the game that has Survival Mode, where the Stick Figure will occasionally blow fire and duplicate itself. I recommend starting with “Play Original” and going through the tutorials, and then moving up to the missions and survival mode.
After finishing Animator vs. Animation II (late 2006/early 2007), I received a message on Newgrounds from a high school freshman named Charles Yeh who wanted to help me make a game version of the animation. I looked at the stuff he had made and I was extremely impressed. For a 14 year old he had everything down. So we worked on a game together. I made all the art/animation/assets and he programmed everything using ActionScipt.Looking at it and playing it now, it’s clear that it wasn’t made by a major game company. It’s quite a challenging game to play, but there are many fun features that should keep you entertained!
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CONTROLS:
(Stick Figure)
WASD: move/duck/drop through platforms
IJKL: select a tool to grab
Q: grab tool/let go of tool
E: toggle tool select & crosshairs
SPACE: attack with tool
U: swat cursor
U+WASD: punch/kick
O: defend
S+O: fetal positionP.S. This is actually the “Special Edition” of the game that has Survival Mode, where the Stick Figure will occasionally blow fire and duplicate itself. I recommend starting with “Play Original” and going through the tutorials, and then moving up to the missions and survival mode.
(Stick Figure)
WASD: move/duck/drop through platforms
IJKL: select a tool to grab
Q: grab tool/let go of tool
E: toggle tool select & crosshairs
SPACE: attack with tool
U: swat cursor
U+WASD: punch/kick
O: defend
S+O: fetal positionP.S. This is actually the “Special Edition” of the game that has Survival Mode, where the Stick Figure will occasionally blow fire and duplicate itself. I recommend starting with “Play Original” and going through the tutorials, and then moving up to the missions and survival mode.