Jazz Jackrabbit 2 Online

Very Nice
But i liked to see More Things like Tubes Vines

dies

Same as Zieg.

No wait, there German..

I have seen green blocks and it is not as good as blue.

reasons:

1.Blue is a better color than green
2.the blue has more back grounds

I am just gonna shut up now and rate it instead of comparing it!Ok,This was a very cool tileset sooooo i am gonna rate it a 7.7

Exilent idea, program and everything but the only problem is that the instruction are in dutch (censored!) so I have no idea how to work it :P[This review has been edited by Fquist]

……Dont know what to say, but i like it.

I think it’s a good program now I can play JJ1 again![This review has been edited by Genotoxin aka iCeD]

The tileset is not bad, but it isn’t good. It has some usefull tiles and a textured background that only works well in 16-bit.

The blue version is not bad, but it don’t get a d/l recommendation from Me.

Whoopie (cushion)

Est-ce que tu parle anglais? Ah oui, monsieur! Je parle allemand aussi. Trés bien, heh?
Err…yes, the tileset: i pretty much agree with iCED. Despite the fact there are about 30 nice useful tiles (and about 50 letter tiles), i don’t like the overall look of the set too much. It’s too simple, somehow, and it doesn’t have enough really helpful stuctures or objects for an ambitious level project. Sorry, it’s slightly below the average i think and therefore not really worth the diskspace.
The idea of including a green and a blue version (i choose Blue! :-) is nice, but doesn’t even add a tenth to my rating. Excusez-moi.

By the way: the example level is…odd (as the name promises :). Not really playable (it even needs letters saying “This is a level”…uh-oh ;).

I’m sorry, but I don’t like this much at all. This is a pretty small tileset with some basic blue blocks and a non-working textured bg (well, it looks fine on 16-bit, but doesn’t look so hot on 8-bit), some of the tiles are pretty useless and overall I can’t say there’s much of a reason to download this below average tileset. Sowwy.

I think those 2 tilesets are really boring. One of the tilesets, the blue one has a half textured background (I play in 8bit, textures need also to be good in other modes then 16bit!)

As for the blocks itself.. Basicly it are seven blocks.
Empty Blue Block with border – Same one but goes to a vine – vine
45 degrees blocks – and some background block.

The other blocks won’t even be used by people I think. That’s why this set get’s a 5.7 from me.

OK….I have Green Blocks already….and its nice for test levels (those really annoying levels that those SSB people make :-)

The blue version is better (Blue Rocks!)
and has textured background. The Letters are OK, but I think they would be prettier if they were in a block (i.e. Totally Insanity)

Added Note: Sowwy? Thats strange language you are speaking iCeD…

i like this one
i know this game from my atari lynx
we have it on that computer and i got it on pc too
doesnt look really like my lynx version but its till cool :)

Cool tool. Download now if you want to get rid of the Runtime errors of your Pascal programs.

tested.. and confirmed..
jj1 works on a 1.1ghz

Finally i can play jj1 again!! yay!

(bah… please don’t give 10s away to tools the author didn’t make like this… ~iCeD)

This is a useful tool for faster computers. And from what I’ve seen, it really does work! Yahoo! So, if you have a a fast computer, this is quite useful, if you still have a slow computer, no use of downloading. :-)

Useful for all you guys who coded some neat Pascal progz some years ago (like me and some of my weirdo classmates). It fixes the Runtime error on fast PCs, that was generated by a "division by zero" bug in the Delay(X) command. Made by a german coder, of course. Not that i would care…;-)

P.S.:
i had to rate it 1 because reviewer "Lamer" gave it an inappropriate 8 (to "normalize" the rating).