Seems to follow 2010s right.
Although I'm doubtful that there's such modern computer that has that big monitor back in 2013. But otherwise seems to follow more mainstream high-end computer at the time.

Now as for the animation or video itself. I may note on administrator password being a reason that he wants to ask father for the password, is kinda strange. Then again I haven't grew up like most peers 'round here back then but had my start back in 2010 or '09 with Internet.

Joke about losing "Wall privileges" is unexpected. It's funny. Especially that he actually has spare walls to put back in.

Other than the ending. It's a fine animation, made well in blender! And at least it uses 2013 YouTube, although due to monitor's humongous resolution. You could say it's a slick web design.

I give this video three and half stars.

An Atari game during 1983? Right when E.T. is released in that year, what would follow the crash of '83. I digress but I have to say, though, it ain't bad.

Although how graphics look like, I may say there are some missing parts that make up as an Atari video game, like simpler graphics (Which ain't bad but it could be simpler and chunkier in my opinion), crunchy sound waves (You did well, but noise seems to have this tone that I don't think it goes well with it. Just make it crunchy) and how every character moves.

It's that it moves in linear path, heck I don't think Atari might have no problems having characters to move smoothly, but I have my bias with that kind of statement regarding how characters move in console games, especially like Atari.

Overall, not bad! I give this about three stars! Could improve on some areas but it does do a good job on how hypothetically could Doom be as an Atari game back in 1983.

Excellent.

Real excellent. Pixel art animation? Now that's a rare thing to see, although for me I may not be the most active member as a bias when I say regarding pixel art animation on NewGrounds.
And it's one of the music I also really enjoy listening from that rom hack!

It seems to follow under 256 colors (I mean, you dithered it but what else to say about it?). Animation's fluid and it does a good job how characters express and behave, something that fits fine overall. Sponge is extremely close to it's Romhack look-alike (Presuming you tried to imitate it's similar style or it's your general style anyways.). I have little to no complaints about it in-fact.

My conclusion?

I give this animation 5 stars.

I like this game. However due to bugs and odd controls, it's kinda hard to play it normally.

JoJo references are cool and all but mind taking care of those more functional side of things than just visuals alone. Unfortunately I did not finish 2nd level being that Magician's Red shoots from one source (It can't shoot in any other direction other than typical Mario fashion of sorts.) as it wouldn't able to hit those Goombas where there are cloud platforms. They could be springs even if you weren't standing atop of them.

In short, this is adequate but barely functional in regards to controls and whatnot (Being that it's buggy as well). I give this game three stars.

Man, that was quite good! I got to enjoy dominating every other kingdom as I want to. Although not sure where did I got that much gold (81 gold each round, completed it under 7 rounds) when there's just 10 regions when I played. Though 36 region looks cool and so does 16.
Graphically, it looks somewhat basic. Although nice borders, nothing much else other than it may come from somewhere around 2010 to about 2014-ish...

Other than that, looks sweet. However, there are quirks, like that you should not disable all teammates otherwise, it's stuck. Or that I get 81 gold even if I'm not on 36 region size (Economy boom perhaps…).

A nice simple strategic game not much bugs. But otherwise a fine game.
Four stars.

While I love that Home Alone movie. This game does a fairly nice spin on it, traps are put onto a conveyor belt, but I think it could be better by having options to put it with what you want or need (Then again, it's game design leans into timer-based game).

It could've have modes to have one player do the traps, just to see a thief by itself go through traps and get the treasure (Or with a role of a thief, generate a random trap that you either must avoid or go through).

Somewhat flawed being that you could put those traps around where a bandit could spawn. And that it's goal is to find the treasure when you're the thief, which can be placed outside of the map for all we know. Though another issue being that you immediately get a treasure to place even if you're holding a trap. Maybe place a warning or a reminder that time's up.
I should add music's a bit unrelated to the game, techno in a middle of a Christmas night seems unfitting.

Anyways... It's negatives are apparent and are flawed in their way, but it has a nice interface, niche game design, varied traps. Map's complex and has enough hallways and rooms that you could place traps into. And it has nice art, simplistic in a niche way.

Briefly: Web-game adaption on a 1990 Home Alone movie (Only with a generic criminal instead), alas biased but it has that unique game design, interface and a nice look.
Two and a half.

Excellent.
While it's drawn it brushes or whatnot.
It shows how well you do anatomy at realistic level, even if it's cartoony basis expresses even through that.

You done well with what you've drawn out.
I give this 5 stars.

AVGN would like this.
But eitherway, Excellent!

This is awesome to have it at the start or end of the year, being that's the first episode of Futurama.
And what not to mention that 3D art. It's polished, contrasting and it almost looks like it came from an old camera.
Now shut up and take my five stars.