Drawing Out the King

Hey everyone, just finished a game on another website early today. Remembering a lesson from a few years ago, after my opponent made a mistake fairly early I decided to sacrifice a couple pieces to draw out his king into the open. I would just like some opinions on how well it worked. My opponent wasn't the best, but I think I did a good job of attacking his vulnerable king. He made a couple crucial mistakes near the very end, but I had lines to cover for them. If you see any mistakes on my part, I'd love to know about them. Don't worry, I won't be offended :)

PS. I'm not sure why, but it's starting a move 0 for some reason. Ideas? Sorry it's so long, but I haven't played or analyzed in awhile. Also, it's not showing checks for the original move, the ones I had copy-pasted into the PGN box. The alternate lines I added in, as well as the checkmate which I redid to make it show up, all show them fine. Must be something with the phpBB chess tags on forums.

1...Nf6 isn't a mistake, it is Alekhine's defense, used by a lot of good players in the past.

Nice job finishing it off, but your opponent played awful!(no offense Anon)

Not abrupt at all; honest and to the point. Thanks for the help.

Conclusion: It was an unsound attack, but it was, nevertheless, a strong one that he needed to cope with adequately, and he failed to do so, resulting in a win for you. You played some really good attacking moves, and you played some really bad moves. So, good play, definitely room for improvement.