Hm, here're my little reviews. Note I'm pretty nitpicky, lol.

Spacky Emprise-
Crabcake couldn't seem to work with this one...

AXLE-
Great graphics, traditional concept. The physics were a little off though, and movement seemed jerky. Excellent level design and animations, however.

FPA-
I know myself how difficult this would be. I even contemplated trying to make this for the contest. So I'll say you did a pretty good job, considering.

Nymless-
Surprisingly fun to play around in, but a little too simple for my taste. Excellent physics- I enjoyed that.

Stick Ninja-
no comment

Escape-
Looks like the beginning of a great puzzle game. Liek tloz, I agree it could use some more polish. Smooth movements would be awesome

Tag-
Great concept and implementation. The controls were slippery though. Nice title/level select screen, did I see that in Graviter before (as well as the platform engine lol j/k)

Dimension Shift-
Took a little while to set this up. The screen flip is beautiful. The menu/level flow could use some work. The platform engine reminded me of Tio

Easy Game-
LPLOLOLOLOLOLOOLlo there's a bug in the last level though, I waited two years and still won.

Cube Droid-
Fun if I knew how to play. I think I should check out the flash game. First impressions: great graphics, menu, and animations.

I am also highly amused by how many of us used Builderboy's flame animation to do transitions.

Check the contest poll thread

Wait, stickninja crashed your calc? sorry guys....haha

Also: to anyone who is trying to compile the source (hi judges); I realized I left out one of the include files necessary to compile it....To the judges I'm going to ask for some leeway here because I was trying to get it in on time before my computer with time restrictions automatically logged me out =/

Haha, not quite that easy because the jumping is governed by realistic physics, so I can't precision adjust it by pixels. But I can increase the initial velocity of the jump.

Update-wise, I've optimized a bit and got a cool enemy killing explosion animation going. I've also fixed several major bugs, as well as begun working on some other levels.

(:< j/k, sorry to hear I'll be looking forward to this when it comes out though

Thanks, ztrumpet!

Right now I've got some sick new enemy movement patterns working...hehehe

No, he forgot to multiply the tile value by eight.

You would not need multiple sprites, I don't think, just run a loop like any other variable velocity physics engine and use that piece of code for collision checks.