yes, it runs quickly. nicely done!

oh, and...

i just now realised that some of the tiles break when hit with sufficient momentum!
dude!

sweet! i can't wait to see it!
in the meantime, here's another i made earlier, as that first one was just a cheap interrupt trick and didn't require much thought.

The Doctor's Done It Again!
this time, in an attempt to visit a parallel dimension, he only succeeded in transporting HALF of the TARDIS, swapping it out for it's parallel counterpart.

because he now only has half of his craft, he must pilot it by hand until the next convenient stop. to make matters worse, the two halves of the TARDIS have recognised that something isn't quite right, and are doing their best to reconnect with one another, which would (as every good Sci-Fi fan knows) wreak havoc on the whole of the space-time continuum. can he manage to, yet again, save the universe from himself?!

EDIT: controls are left, right, and second
it's easier on hardware than it is in wabbit. i promise!

i totally beat you!
is that section where the field branches into multiple dead-end paths actually possible?

oh, and i like the idea of having pre-written levels. how long is it?

hey, that's my favourite equation!
it's not really worth anything, but it definitely looks pretty.

hey, the compression method it uses looks similar to one i recommended! compressing all the white space and leaving the others uncompressed.
you can probably make a more efficient method fairly easily, though.

good luck on translating all the moves.

i love the way the graphics are turning out in this project. nicely done, yo!

this sounds rather interesting.
i don't have enough time around a computer to actually help with any development, but i really want to see what you come up with!