DS wasn't a particularly balanced Wars game when playing against others, but it was a lot of fun using those busted dual strikes against the CPU.

This is your first time doing frame-by-frame animation? Man, you have every right to feel accomplished. Beautiful stuff.

I reached two horses, realized neither was Nick, and then I promptly quit playing. Four stars because the horse wasn't THAT very far away.

I know I've played this game a very long time ago, but I don't think it was on the NES. Probably from one of Namco's arcade collections. Maybe on an actual arcade cabinet. Maybe I played Tank Battalion, instead. Dang it, Moe! Why did you have to go and make me stop being productive to try and figure out which old-as-dirt tank game I played once as a child?

Call to Adventure is a excellent song, but it seems too upbeat for a game about tank warfare. Need something more gritty, I think.

I was initially invested in the piece, but, shortly after the first minute, it started to feel repetitive. I'm going to disagree with the previous comment. If anything, this needs more to help keep itself fresh. Then again, I suppose this would be fine as is if it was used as a backing track though I have no clue what sort of lyrics would appropriately accompany it. Either way, I want more Stuffling included. More you.

It's alright. The static melody in the background for the first minute was boring, especially since it wasn't supporting much up front. Having things come together from 1:06 onward was far more enjoyable. Still, that was a lot of build-up. If I were label it as "A" for the first half and "B" for the second, I wonder if shortening A and having it alternate with B into an A-B-A-B (but the second B has a little more razzle dazzle tossed in) would help keep this from becoming stale midway into it. I know you're new to this, and I'm no musician, so take my suggestion with a grain of salt... or ignore it outright. I'd ignore me.

Thanks for reminding me of all those old train stories about people falling asleep and getting off at the wrong stop only to end up at some empty, dilapidated station meant for the deceased. Definitely the sort of music I'd expect in some small horror game.

I find this to be quite unsettling. It's probably just the dead stare, but if I saw this blocking me in a hallway, I would about-face and leave that place. You did well, Moe, but I really hope this doesn't show in one of my dreams in the near future (or ever).

Ah, the return of Wazzles! I suppose he ate the Melon from his name during a particularly blazing summer. This depiction is much better than her 2021 appearance though I wish you had gone with a more interesting pose. Penelope might not be a talkative lady, but I'd hope she would be more expressive through her movement.

I'm guessing there was a vehicle-related splatfest, but I, too, have an expired NSO... also, I don't own Splatoon, but I did have the online thing for Smash Bros. which offered up a few inklings, so that kind of counts, I suppose (not really). Playing on a PC is more convenient anyhow.

So, if Cami is bored, what will inspire Cami art in the Cami future? Will we finally get some character development for Madonna? Is there a new game that has your attention... Cami attention? Will you just relax and have fun until the Fall since the heat is probably draining you of all your Cami stamina? your Camina?

Nice to see that Pearl is appreciating her wheels. Bikes are kind of popular around here since most can't afford a car or its insurance. I don't really have anywhere to properly store one and it's a twenty-minute drive to work for me, so I can't really rely on one anyhow. More importantly, I did not know the Splatoon universe had vehicles though. I figured they just swam or rode on large sea animals that swam for them. You'd think Shiver would at least appreciate the exercise of riding a bike. It must help her maintain an idol's figure.