Hm, bad idea to put a time limit on there. I'd have the balloon spawn rate increase over time; otherwise, there's no change in difficulty, and the game ends unexpectedly. But still, not bad.
I don't consider taping a weight on your mouse cheating.... if you're willing to leave your computer alone long enough to get a high score, you can have it for all I care!
O.o did you do all the art yourself? Props! Everything works all right, though you may want to smooth out movement a bit. More specifically, when the char faces one direction and you hold the button in the other direction, it pauses too long. Other than that, looking good, please finish!
whatever you do, DON'T click the button, then right click, then go and do whatever you want while the timer counts. It will lead to the destruction of mankind.
some nice additions to the original formula. the only problem i had was, when i aimed at a zombie's legs, sometimes it shot him in the chest (annoying when shooting army soldiers). otherwise, very nice.
aren't aces low naturally? last time i checked, you don't start counting at two... it makes sense to me, especially since this game is more about counting order than cards' point value.
not bad. the gunfire is a little glitchy at times, not always reliable, and though using actual aerial images for level backgrounds is a real neat idea methinks they're too detailed, and make it difficult to dodge bullets and stuff well. Still, even though I'm not much of a shooter fan, it's a pretty good game.
if you want to easily beat the game on the normal mode, don't by gunners or homers at all until you can afford to max them out all at once. then all the badges are easy - you practically don't even have to do anything to get them.
quit being a noob - the game description says this game is heavily story driven. story is developed mostly by dialogue, so of course there's lots of talking.
i'm not as big on the hack-and-slash drool fest as I once was, but this is still a good implementation of it for being done in flash. clearly a good amount of energy went into its making.