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Damn that's cool, though!  :o

If it makes you feel any better, Ponch, I'd have stuck your game in second place for all but thus music and programming categories. Loved it. 

And again, hardly surprising results. Aja is an OROW sorcerer!
And Radiant again shows his awesome coding abilities. Although I must admit, it seems as though the physics were more like Sonic than Mario. 

Yeah, just after posting that I realised that it doesn't make sense in that context.
My knowledge of more complex musical theories is practically non-existent, and twelve-tone technique was the closest thing I've had any experience with.

However, I've now had the opportunity to look this stuff up, and since I didn't even know it was there, I thank you for introducing me to it. 

I've had a preliminary fiddle, using the info you've posted, and created a little console app which at the very least does something similar to what you described. It cut's one or two corners, I think, but it's kinda tricky to do a desk-check on it when I'm not entirely sure what the desired results are. 
Oh, and the max number of notes it'll output is limited to ~250 due to the maximum number of lines the console will display... 

Shall I send you a copy of my attempt?

@Nikolas: From what little I know of Schoenberg's twelve-tone technique, I'm assuming this is somewhat related?
I'll have a go at it, just for fun.  

Edit: It appears my knowledge of surrealism was rather limited... 

Damn, that was awesome! 

Just got a sweet wireless mouse, but previously I would do most of my gaming on a non-scroll-wheelable trackpad.
And yeah, arrow keys are AMAZING as far as removing tedium. There are a fair number of games that I've stopped playing from the tedium of doing normal tasks which could have been made easier with more keyboard support.

Thanks Aterlier!
Also thankyou Tabata, and a belated Happy Birthday for you, too. 

Hehe, Darius's one makes me think Tengen Toppa. 
Also: loving the detail on NickyNyce's Skull Cracker.

[@ Aeterna Duel]

@ Aeterna Duel
I like the concept of this game but clearly the author was short of time and there was no polishing: No introduction  and the opponents' strengths grow faster then the player can upgrade. After a few tries I decided I could not beat it.

I found this quite the opposite. I simply maxed out magic and then the rest. I only stopped when I got a fatal error while attempting to use keyboard controls.

Pain.

Understood.
Safety first, guys!

Damn, I just got another error:
   ---------------------------
   Adventure Game Studio
   ---------------------------
   An error has occurred. Please contact the game author for support, as this is likely to be a scripting error and not a bug in AGS.
   (ACI version 3.21.1113)
   
   in "GlobalScript.asc", line 1232
   from "GlobalScript.asc", line 1390
   
   Error: Error running function 'on_likebutton_press':
   Error: could not load facebook.buttons.load
   
   
   ---------------------------
   OK   ,   FUCK
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That's right! Any of those games could be mine! Maybe I made the apple game. Because I love big, round, juicy... apples. 

And there are even two games with apples! And a lot of them were falling on my head in the cheese game (did I mention that I'm very bad at platformers?)

They're even the same sprite as the ones from IWBTG.  

Encore!

Either way, it makes adventure gaming truly multiplayer! 

Indeed, these are both awesome! why haven't so many of these been done that they've been forced to push them into their own board?!?
I might start working on my own, for practice's sake, even if I never actually decide to post it up...

Saving while falling to your death is only funny in a game which auto-loads the previous save instantly, like Half-Life.

How come every program has to start with a shitty name for RPG dungeon?

I confess, the platformers posed no trouble to me, rather the adventures without standard puzzles.

I lol'd at that.