The game is hilariously bad, but the biggest problem with that is how the progression seems to be arbitrary at best, dipping into the surreal at times. I think it would be quite fair to compare this to E.T. on the Atari 2600. That kills entertainment value, but worse yet it hides technical merit. Commentary is great for pointing out triggering of invisible flags, but it falls flat when even the flag locations make no sense. Compare it to a game such as Kid Niki where one stage requires two failed efforts before a third jump makes it up a steep climb for no obvious reason. Even if it's frame-perfect, nonsensical hurdles make a video look clumsy. With that in mind, one part was rather amusing. The warp which was an egotistical tribute to a programmer who was for some reason proud enough to put his pixel face in the game. I'm not eligible to vote yet, but the "no" camp is large as it is. Nice improvement, but this game is just naturally a black hole of anti-entertainment.

I made it two minutes in before I couldn't stand to watch it any more. If the rest of the run is anything like those two minutes, though, my vote would be the most negative "Meh" vote I could muster (since I reserve "No" votes for runs that aren't technically well-executed). As it is, not voting since I didn't watch the entire thing.

Man, I remember the part in the movie where Kevin gets the screw attack. One of the most triumphant scenes in movie history ever! Things were so dire for that kid that when he gets his hands on it, you just wanna stand up and start cheering! Here, that scene is so blase. "Oh, hey, the screw attack. Cool, I guess." Doesn't do that part any justice.

The Screw Attack? When does Kevin get the Screw Attack in the movie?

The Screw Attack? When does Kevin get the Screw Attack in the movie?

What, how could you possibly have missed what is most undoubtedly the most epic part of the entire movie series? On a more serious note: there is no screw attack in the movie. I'm confused why the hell there is a screw attack in the game. Did Kevin stumble upon Samus' house?

This game is hilarious and depressing at the same time. It has to be art to evoke such mixed yet exhilarating arrays of emotion. It has it all, from frustration, excitement and dreamlike confusion to christmas-y warmth, schadenfreude and, well, ennui too. In a way, I am glad this game exists... "Congratulations, you have discovered my hidden warp. Brace yourself, as I warp you to the next great level." ...this remind anyone else of something? "CONGLATURATION !!! YOU HAVE COMPLETED A GREAT GAME." And I would not mind seeing this thing published. The run seems well made enough, and I actually did find it moderately entertaining. For example, Kevin's antics during the suitcase "boss" were amusing, and the run isn't too long. So 'yes' vote.

om, nom, nom... 'twas dry

I never thought I would see this published. I love the new site system!

This movie has been published. The posts before this message apply to the submission, and posts after this message apply to the published movie. ---- [2213] NES Home Alone 2: Lost in New York by jlun2 in 07:07.16

Lol this movie is great. Shares sound assets with Boy and his Blob? Also, why does Home Alone Kid get a screw attack jump? Home Alone Metroid?

Uh... While messing around with this game in FCEUX, I've noticed I had obtained a necklace that I never used in the run. Using it to kill a certain enemy on 1 of the floors allowed me to save time by not taking damage later. Which kinda sucks since this run was just published not long ago. Sorry!