As someone who platinumed Ninja Gaiden 2 Black, this 66 Days difficulty looks really interesting, but also a little intimidating since bosses behavior adapt to the player (per showcase). If it’s required for the Platinum/100%, it'll push the difficulty easily to at least 9/10.
What do you all think? And what’s the hardest game you’ve ever Platinumed/100%’ed?
The Director of PBZ mentioned that his game was inspired by Ninja Gaiden, yet it seems to be getting even more popular now than the Ninja Gaiden franchise itself. Perhaps that’s because PBZ is more cinematic? It's speed is close to NG2.
In your opinion, why do you think PBZ is getting more attention than the Ninja Gaiden franchise?
Btw, I am super hyped for PBZ, I just don't understand why NG is getting ignored/overlooked.
Same cable, same USBc ports, same everything. I was able to transfer data to PC from S23 without any single issue.
Tried to do the same with S25, and it's completely greyed out (even after disabling Auto-blocked)
What am I missing here?
The one in the picture is 2.5 SATA... But I am asking about the 3.5 HDD, is it safe to mount them this way even though they have a spinning platter?
Case in picture is Hyte Y40
I couldn't find any video online where they add HDD to Hyte Y40.
Where does it go on this picture? As you can see, the GPU is taking two spots, and I don't want to place a HDD in front of the GPU fans.
Any thoughts?
It's not a full MV but it definitely has some of that DNA: hidden paths, ability-gated areas, backtracking for secrets, traversal upgrades, and levels that seem worth revisiting once you've unlocked new tools, etc.
One of the best combat in 2D games, highly recommend it!
If you're going for the 100%/Platinum, you can easily spend ~40 hours, and yes the platinum is harder than HK Silksong if you're looking for the challenge (~9/10).
What is more likely to happen:
2026 is shaping up to be one of the best gaming year, if not the best tbh! So many high quality games
I made this Sword Masters edit featuring some of gaming's iconic swordsmen.
Games shown are Sekiro, Ninja Gaiden 2 Black, Ninja Gaiden 4, DMC5.
Took me sometime, but I made this Sword Masters edit featuring some of gaming's iconic swordsmen.
Games shown are Sekiro, Ninja Gaiden 2 Black, Ninja Gaiden 4, DMC5.
Masters of the Blade edit featuring some of gaming's iconic swordsmen. Games shown are Sekiro, Ninja Gaiden 2 Black, Ninja Gaiden 4, DMC5.
I'm trying to watch more anime, I enjoy action with nice story, already watched Solo Leveling and I really enjoyed how it was fast in terms of story development.
AoT was recommended to me so many times, so I gave it a shot and watched 11 episodes, but it just hasn't clicked with me. AoT seems interesting, but the story is slow, and there are a lot of scenes where characters spend a long time talking to each other (episode 10 for example).
Maybe the overall story is great, but with how busy life is these days, I don't really have the time to invest in something that takes a while to get going. For reference, I loved Breaking Bad when I watched it years ago, but back then I had more time for slower, story-heavy shows.
Do you have any recommendations for faster paced anime? focuses more on action while not being heavy on story?
I heard JJK... is it true? What else?
We are planning to visit DisneyWorld, I have a 18 months baby so I am not planning to get on any rides. I am mainly going for the experience, vibes, shows, characters, atmosphere, etc...
I heard Magic Kingdom is the best in this category. But I was also thinking of adding EPCOT to the list... Is EPCOT as good as Magic Kingdom, or at least 2nd best when it comes to immersion, atmosphere, vibes, shows, character interaction? Or is it Rides heavy?