	mambazo @ 3/15/2022 09:14 commented on Cat Walk Indeed! I just got Acesprite a few months ago and it is super nice to work with.
	mambazo @ 6/16/2021 04:17 commented on Skull Study Super interesting!
	mambazo @ 12/19/2018 14:37 commented on Fun16 Test Truely a wizard. Hope all is well DB!
	mambazo @ 1/7/2015 10:23 commented on XenoCollage I do hope to revisit this game some time, just so little time!!
	mambazo @ 3/15/2013 04:21 commented on Little sister is watching Madness, it feels like I can hear the impacts!
	mambazo @ 3/28/2012 18:37 commented on Turnaround Impressive work! The only thing that bugs me about it, is the eyes :)
	mambazo @ 10/29/2011 05:37 commented on that yellow family This is a lemmings style game just WAITING to be made ;)
	mambazo @ 10/5/2011 07:05 commented on Portrait Beautiful in every sense of the word!
	mambazo @ 8/30/2011 07:42 commented on DB's 16 Color Palette V1.0 Mockups Awesome as always. Loving the top right, I'm sure you know why :P
	mambazo @ 8/11/2011 02:25 commented on I'm In HD! I also like the smaller version, but that is probably because the up-scale version looks super happy in comparison :)
	mambazo @ 6/13/2011 10:05 commented on From the Catacombs Nice work! I must admit though, I like the preview better :D
	mambazo @ 10/8/2010 11:26 commented on Some enemies 2 I dying to know how they can smoke underwater XD
	mambazo @ 9/14/2010 15:04 commented on Caveman and bird lol. This totally reminds me of the stop-motion animated series "The Gogs", anyone remember that?
	mambazo @ 9/6/2010 16:59 commented on The Achromat Nice, but shouldn't his arms and legs be swinging opposite to eachother?
	mambazo @ 9/2/2010 07:12 commented on Kabal Nice, I instantly knew who it was before reading the title!
	mambazo @ 8/27/2010 08:59 commented on Batmobile Cart Seems the stream itself is down. Either that or their IP changed and they haven't updated the playlist links yet.
	mambazo @ 8/27/2010 02:31 commented on Batmobile Cart Damn. I'm getting service unavailable from WinAmp :(
	mambazo @ 8/14/2010 04:53 commented on Samurai Saber School@use-the-force.com Good point! Carry on sir! :D
	mambazo @ 8/13/2010 19:58 commented on Samurai Saber School@use-the-force.com Nice work! (but I thought this palette was specifically for a Shogun (a General) rather than regular Samurai (any member of the military)?)
	mambazo @ 8/13/2010 19:28 commented on Shogun Victory Maybe he IS a mutant frog shogun ;) Thanks for the tips. If I get some time I might do some rework on it, but at the moment I'm sick of looking at those colours. lol
	mambazo @ 8/13/2010 18:09 commented on Perisan purr 5 Entries. lol
	mambazo @ 8/13/2010 04:02 commented on Picture about morning clouds There's a certain charm about this image that I can't quite put my finger on. I don't now why I like it, but I do :)
	mambazo @ 8/11/2010 18:23 commented on Sad Robin Ah, Robin Tunney! I do enjoy that series The Mentalist :) Great work here!
	mambazo @ 8/11/2010 11:31 commented on A lone warrior. No need to edit :) I saw the squint instantly! Lovely work!
	mambazo @ 8/11/2010 05:58 commented on Self Portrait Unfortunately, no I'm not Aphex Twin, but thanks for the compliment. lol

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