I finished the game Ninja Gaiden 4 on normal mode.
I feel like I've completed all the Ninja Gaiden games, from 1 to 3 and including Σ,
but it was so long ago that I don't really remember.
The game's fast pace hasn't changed, and also Izunaotoshi , so it was pretty fun.
I'm also considering continuing with Ninja Gaiden 2 Black.
I completed the game Ghost of Yotei.
The combat mostly involves fighting multiple enemies in the field,
and there isn't much sword fighting.
The boss battles are one-on-one, but ｔhe bosses arn't very strong,
and Saito or Musashi can be defeated if you get used to parrying.
I think Ghost of Tsushima was more interesting.
I've just started playing the game : Ghost of Yotei.
I'm halfway through the game, have defeated three bosses,
and have mastered the kusarigama.
Since most field battles involve fighting multiple enemies,
I rarely lock on. It doesn't make for a very cool battle.
It's also a bit of a hassle to have to switch weapons depending on the opponent.
Is that a bit disappointing?
I've completed Clair Obscur : Expedition 33.
I've only earned half of the trophies, but I've defeated the dragons in the sky and the giants in the sea, and acquired most of the skills.
I feel like I'd like to play through it a second time, but the battles take so long that I probably won't.
The story was quite difficult. Was this a rhythm game?
I've started playing the game Clair Obscur Expedition 33.
I'm halfway through the story and the background is gradually becoming clear.
It's quite interesting, just as it has won several awards or gotys.
The basic concept of the game is that a player is likely to die frequently.
so I won't progress unless I have to be used to button actions.
But it's gradually getting more exciting.
I'm playing the game : Caravan SandWitch.
After playing Ronin, Wolong, and Black Myth, which are all combat-based games,
I'm relieved to find a game without fighting.
The goal of the game is to find the missing sister,
but it seems like the ending will be sad, which is a bit sad.
I finished the game Wukong : Black Myth.
The game was essentially a series of boss battles, with over 90 of them to fight,
so it was quite tough.
A few bosses in particular were incredibly strong,
and it took quite a while to beat them.
But the sense of accomplishment was hard to come by.
I'm now considering whether to start a second playthrough,
or move on to another game.
I've started playing Wukong : Black Myth on PS5 not PC.
I'm still on Chapter 3, so I'm about halfway through,
but I'm having difficulties with the bosses that keep appearing one after another.
However, something rare these days is that there's no penalty for dying,
so I feel relieved,
but defeating the bosses isn't easy. I'm worried about what's to come.
I've finished the game wolong fallen dynasty.
I've completed all of the main story and side missions, and the DLC1-3 story.
The main character's level is now 157.
The three DLC bosses were particularly tough, and the main character's level didn't increase,
so it took me almost over an hour to beat each one,
but I think they were pretty good boss battles.
Now I think I'll keep playing the remaining side missions
and end contents until I get bored of them.
I enjoyed the game Rise of Ronin, so I'm now playing Wo Long Fallen Dynasty.
I've always liked Team Ninja's games, and have already played Ninja Gaiden 1-3 and Nioh 1-2.
The gameplay is based on parrying, so some players may not like it, but once you get used to it, it's sure to be fun.
If you get stuck, just level up and you'll almost certainly be able to get through the main story.
I have completed my blog on mathematical finance.
Due to my internet provider's circumstances,
the blog's domain was to be terminated,
so I decided to write more and complete it all at once.
This blog has been running for about 25 years.
It feels a little sad, but I suppose this is the result of the passage of time.
Finished the game: Sackboy Adventure.
I managed to collect 160 orbs and cleared 5th area.
After seeing the ending, 6th area appeared in the game
and the required orbs became 220 for playing the area.
So I stopped there.
Even 160 orbs were hard, 220 orbs are impossible.
I started playing the game : Sackboy Adventure.
I remember playing a game called Little Big Planet on PS3 a long time ago,
but the difficulty increased significantly in the second half,
and I couldn't complete it to the end.
I'm not sure about this game yet, but I have to collect 130 dream orbs,
and it's starting to get tougher.
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I started playing the game:Heavy Rain.
I've already played Beyond Two Souls and Detroit become human, which are part of this series.
I remember being drawn into the well-crafted stories of both,
but the occasional QTE is the only thing that's difficult.
It's the oldest game of the three, so I wonder how it will be this time?
I've started playing a game called Ender Magnolia.
This game is the sequel to a game called Ender Lily.
The game Ender Lily has excellent tranquility and music, and the controls are also comfortable.
I'm hoping that Ender Magnolia will be just as enjoyable.
I bought a new tablet at end of last year.
Until now I had been using an Amazon Fire 7 and Google Nexus 7-2013,
but they were both getting old and the Nexus 7 broke.
My new tablet is the Alphawolf Apad 2.
It's a little bigger and heavier, but the screen is clear and it runs Android 14,
so it's easy to use in many ways.
I'm planning on adjusting it from now on.
I'm playing Game:Carto.
The way you freely move the tile-like map and decide your actions is quite interesting.
I think it would have been a better game if it had one more twist.
Merry Christmas and a happy new year.
With only one year left, I changed my PC-OS from Win10 to Win11.
The update went smoothly and was completed in about an hour.
There was one issue where it wouldn't start, but there haven't been any major problems and the software is running normally.
For now I'm just watching how it goes.
I've finished the game "Season ; A Letter to the Future" .
I cycled through a land that had seen war, major disasters and a drastic decline in population.
I encountered the wind, plants, rivers and small animals that had survived.
As I took photographs of the dilapidated ruins and belongings, many stories emerged.
An era called the seasons was about to change.
What can I leave behind for the next generation?
I'm playing Okami HD again.
Actually, I bought ookami on PS3 in 2015 and left it as it was.
Then in 2019, I bought okami HD for my PC and left it alone again.
Since there weren't any games this month that really piqued my interest,
I started playing again and have finally made it to the final dungeon.
It's been nine years.
The game itself is very well made, so I don't know why I've left it alone until now.
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