Seen one, seen 'em all.

First of all, I love the madness series, but I think it's overstayed its welcome at this point. At this point, you're not trying anything new, there is no gap in difficulty from one goon to another (even if the goons have different costumes and are SUPPOSED to be better by implication). It's not even mindless fun, as you've done better work than this. Innovate a little, that's all I'm asking, because it's starting to get stale.

Not the best I've seen.

Animation: Excellent. Choreography: Great.

But not only did Boomerang have a SEVERE advantage over Mr. Kickman (who's kicks just seemed average to me) but their fighting styles just didn't define them. I felt as though Mr. Kickman was trying to do too many kicks, simply because his kicks were the only thing in his arsenal. It would be one thing if his kicks sent boomerang through the wall, or at least dazed him on impact, but instead they just fall flat. You need more impact on both sides. I think Boomerang would be in for a rough fight if he was fighting Steel Stick, or something similar, and if Kickman's kicks actually had noticeable impact, but instead what we're left with is two stick figures, one with a boomerang, fighting in a sewer.

cool

man, nhazul seems like a rly cheap character.

other than the balance issues, looks pretty cool.

Strange Difficulty Curve.

other than that tho, it was good.

does any1 know how to beat the last level? I've tried too many times to figure that shit out.

good idea: bad execution.

it was ok...it seemed like more of a pain in thea ss then an actual game tho.

just not my cup of tea.

stuck on 30!

great brain teaser.

i love it..keep up the good work!

very excellent

i don't agree with the former reviews...the drums are not off, but playing on the upbeat. If you count correctly you can see that the drums are right on.

but i do agree in the fact that the piano volume needs to be raised.

all in all a great chart...any idea where i could find sheet music for this?