I should really draw more if I want to get better at a wider variety of poses than "stand idly".

Allow me to bore you with a summary of the games I played between my last journal and this one:

Legend of Kage 2 is neat, Prince of Persia: Sands of Time is pretty good, Braid was great until the postgame which was total ass, Prince of Persia (SNES) is super hard but still fun, Bionic Commando: Rearmed is a great introduction to the original game, though inferior, Bionic Commando is rad, Mazes of Fate wishes it were as cool as Eye of the Beholder but really isn't, NetHack is unforgiving to an excessive degree and only worth playing maybe once all the way through, Xenosaga.. I forget how Xenosaga plays because it's constant dialogue and cutscenes, Marvel Ultimate Alliance is cool, Densetsu no Starfy is great despite taking place almost entirely underwater, Densetsu no Starfy 2 is okay, but needed more underwater bits, Densetsu no Starfy 3 made above-water bits good and then threw in a total jackass of a true last boss, Densetsu no Starfy 4 was fine except that the bosses spend a ton of time being invulnerable (just like Sonic Rush, ahem), Curse of the Azure Bonds is awesome, if a bit easy, The Legendary Starfy is a huge step backward from the ones that haven't been localized, Secret of the Silver Blades is annoying, Pools of Darkness is half good, half atrociously bullshit cheap, Prototype is a karate kick on a helicopter, swinging is fun in (new) Bionic Commando, but the combat is ass, Contra 4 is awesome except for that entire stage 5 thing, Megaman Star Force is okay (and saving doesn't work on emulator for some reason), Megaman 2 desperately needs walljump, Megaman (1) is okay, Megaman 3 is also okay, and Alien Shooter: Vengeance is clearly better than Diablo 2.