You've selected some interesting subject matter for your game.
Countless games have been created about the criminal element including grand theft auto.
Bad people can sometimes be oddly fascinating and inspire works of art.
It's easy to find media based on a different varieties of evil including street trash thugs.
I seen a few media based around greasers such as the classic book of the outsiders.
I assume this game was inspired by the outsiders or the subject matter itself served as inspiration.
The music selected for this game was both old fashioned and cool.
You might find some additional music within the audio portal or do some research on cool 40's, 50's and 60's music.
Your music selection worked because of it's association with your subject matter.
The back and white look was an interesting choose since most submissions are in full color.
Color selection is still important for black and white.
Classic B&W movies had to figure out the proper shade of grey to convey green, red, blue, ect.
The imagination sometimes fills in gaps of color in some instances.
Generally most people prefer images created in color and the colorless image needs to be a lot more polished to compensate.
Color pictures have to look good too; However, the black and white image is held to a higher standard.
You intended to create images to simulate the look of black and white films.
That works for your graphics.
The game play itself was fun but the controls were a bit buggy.
I had difficulty with getting the button for punching to function normally.
The kicking button worked great and so did a few other buttons.
Creating games can be difficult because of it's high chance for action scripting errors.
If you can think up ways to create an easy to create game engine than it would be wise to do that.
something simple like creating a button can function as a miniature game.
Interactive menus on a dvd styled flash movie can function as a game.
I would recommend creating a more simple gaming engine or do more testing.
A more complex gaming engine will require more tests.
I thought this was a real neat game so far.
It's good but still needs improvement.
-Mightydein