So like, a lot has happened since my last update. Sometime around May, I went to Twitter to see if the sonic community is as bad as anyone can imagine, while losing my brain cells as I dug deeper into the sonic community rabbit hole in a process. I even saw one person crying over a Knuckles spinoff (which it's alright if you're not a die-hard sonic fan), and started my own "Sonic Fandom Cringe" series, where the whole purpose of the entire YouTube series was to look at some terrible posts from the sonic community alone. Although there are some moments where I fucked up, like wishing death upon someone for having a different opinion, which is very stupid looking back at it. But I changed since then (plus I did apologize on Twitter), and to this day I'm still trying to become a better person just so I won't be some "random angry kid" on the internet. I also made a few animations along the way, although not that many. Such as a fan animation for "Spilling the Milk", a tribute to Akira Toriyama, and most recently a half-animated take regarding Amy Rose for Sonic 3 (I've also learned some cool animation tricks along the way). What I'm also working on is programming rather than just making animations. But what for? And what was it about? A short demo for the SEGA Genesis (or Mega Drive if you live outside North America), just so I can get used to the assembly language built for the system, so when I get good enough at coding using the Motorola 68000 assembly language, I can eventually make my full game. As for today however, it's still in development, and I'm still taking my time to get used to it. Some other systems I wanted to check out was the Super Nintendo, and the original Nintendo Entertainment System. And to be honest, I nearly forgot about my own website. But hopefully I can get to do an update on you guys on this site for some more upcoming projects, and to see what life would take me to eventually.

Request: Why did you Joined Gamejolt & How make you popular ?
Submitted by: Anonymous

Response: A day before I joined gamejolt, I was apart of the Friday Night Funkin' community, and I heard that a hacker named "arch" was deleting some few popular fnf mods at the time. And at the same time, gamejolt welcomes the fnf community on their website as well. So I just went there and this was the time where I still have my animatron account (it was deleted). And how I even got popular could be a few things:

1. Being friends with some other popular or well known gamejolt users.

2. Collaborations with a few games, plus making a few of my games.

3. Most importantly, being a decent person in general.

If it's neither these three, then I truly don't know myself.

Technically, yes. There is absolutely nothing wrong with making game on older consoles. Besides it is the very best option if you're interested to making new games on consoles made in the older generation of gaming. However, you have to make sure you are very cautious about which console you chose and which character you decide to put to your own game. Because remember, Nintendo exists, Ubisoft exists, Warner Bros exists, and any other company that has copyright issues exists.  But who can say no to adding disclaimers at the beginning game?

Oh yeah. DOS and Amiga is also available, if you wanted to check those systems out.

Request: gamejolt
Submitted by: yeit!!1!1!!1

Response: I mean, it does have some issues from the server to some of the people on the site. But overall, so far, so good.  There's nothing really interesting  going on gamejolt, but I'm fine with that.  I can chat with my friends without anything crazy happening on the site, and yeah.

Hey! You like this 3D model I made myself? This was done via Paint 3D. Although this wasn't the first time I turned 3D, you know. The best example is from a 3D model made by my old friend Xx1mew1xX (a.k.a. Mew). It was at least 2 years ago at this point, but the model is very good regardless. I could ramble on for minutes about how much of a good friend Mew is if I wanted to.