I got a PS5 recently and ofc one of the first games I play for ages is Future Tone 😆💜 I never had the packs for Future Tone until now and I've honestly been grinding the songs like no tomorrow. I love being back on the Project Diva grind after a break. My muscle memory is still strong 😤 Some of my other screenshots didn't upload to the PS app smh but I'll defo be taking more and more bc I forgot how pretty this game is 🥺💜💜 - #PS5 #playstation5 #playstation #screenshot #FutureTone #ProjectDiva #ProjectDivaFutureTone #HatsuneMiku #MegurineLuka #KagamineRin #KagamineLen #MEIKO #KAITO #gaming #gamingblog #gamingscreenshot #twitch #twitchstreamer #hatsunemikuprojectdivafuturetone https://www.instagram.com/p/CpYEwEdq8Hh/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Hey everyone!

Are you a fan of first-person shooters and narrative-driven games? If so, then you need to play Bioshock. This PC game, released in 2007, takes you on an unforgettable journey through the underwater city of Rapture, where you'll battle genetically-enhanced inhabitants and uncover the truth behind the city's collapse.

From its captivating story to its immersive gameplay, Bioshock is a game that will keep you hooked from start to finish. The game's setting, characters, and themes will stay with you long after you've completed it. And let me tell you, the game's soundtrack, graphics and special effects will make you feel like you're in the middle of Rapture.

I recently wrote a blog post diving deeper into the game and all its amazing features. If you're interested in learning more about Bioshock and why it's considered one of the greatest games of all time, head over to my blog and check it out.

Trust me, you won't regret it.

Bohemia Interactive History #3 - Welcome to Everon #A3 #Games

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Katana ZERO: A Neo-Noir Masterpiece Carved with Precision

Get ready to slice through the neon-soaked underworld in "Katana ZERO," a razor-sharp action platformer that merges frenetic gameplay with a story that's as intricate as the edge of a blade. Developed by Askiisoft and touted for its fast-paced action and instant-death combat, "Katana ZERO" is an indie title that cuts deep and leaves a lasting impression. At its core, "Katana ZERO" is a beautifully choreographed dance of death. You play as a samurai assassin, known only as The Dragon, wrapped in a tale of conspiracy, time manipulation, and psychological turmoil. The retro pixel art oozes style, dripping with vibrant colors and fluid animations that make every slash, dash, and demise spectacularly cinematic. The 80s synth-inspired soundtrack pulsates in the backdrop, perfectly complementing the game's intense encounters and shadowy narrative. The gameplay is as unforgiving as it is addictive, demanding precise controls as you slice through enemies and dodge hazards. Each level is a puzzle, and you are the blade that must find the path through—a path that often resets as you learn from each quick and brutal death. Time manipulation plays a crucial role, not just as a mechanic, but also as a narrative device, unraveling The Dragon's story in a sequence of fast-paced missions and slowly drip-fed exposition. What truly sets "Katana ZERO" apart is how it marries its gameplay with an engrossing story. Dialogue choices affect outcomes and reveal layers to a complex protagonist who juggles an insidious drug addiction with fragmented memories. Every mission peels back more of the enigma, immersing you in the neo-noir atmosphere where everyone, including you, has secrets to hide. "Katana ZERO" is an indie title that epitomizes the strength of the genre. With its meticulous design, intense action, and compelling storytelling, it's a game that will have you gritting your teeth in challenge and marveling at its audacious execution. It's not just a must-play for indie fans—it's a must-play, period.

What Are Some Popular Gaming Blogs?

In the sprawling landscape of the internet, gaming blogs stand as vibrant hubs where enthusiasts, casual players, and Giga Chad Gamers alike converge to celebrate their passion for digital realms. These platforms offer a diverse array of content, from insightful reviews and industry news to in-depth analyses and entertaining anecdotes. Whether you're seeking the latest trends, expert advice, or a community to share your triumphs and tribulations, there's a gaming blog tailored to your needs.

Discover the captivating gameplay of Dungeons of Mysteria, Explore diverse approaches to dungeon traversal and combat encounters in this exciting game.

First Ever personal stats in my Gaming life (Gaming Blog)

Here are my personal stats showcasing my first evers in my gaming life:

First Game I’ve Ever Played: Lemmings (1991) which I’ve played on in 1997 on a PC running Windows 95 while in primary school

First Game I’ve Ever Completed: Driver (1999) which I’ve completed in 2000 on the PC running Windows 98 Home Edition

First Game I’ve Ever Got The Platinum Trophy For: Heavy Rain Remastered (Part Of: The Heavy Rain & BEYOND: Two Souls Collection)

First Ever Ranking At 1st Position On An Online Leaderboard: Parachute Landing > Flight School > Grand Theft Auto V while on the PS4. Ranking 1st at landing on the roof of the Los Santos International Airport within the exact point of the dot on the landing marker, landing 100% on the target

First Ever Online Multiplayer Game That I’ve Played On: SecondLife in 2007

First Ever Game Console: Nintendo 64

First Ever PlayStation Game: Rascal

What first evers do you have that you are proud of? If you want, you can let me know in the comments below.

Introductions

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Hiya, I’m The Average Gamer and I’ve been playing games at the utmost average level since I was too young to have access to the internet. The main platform I play on is PC, even though I started really getting into playing games on console (Xbox360/Nintendo Wii) eons ago. The main gist of this blog is more of a personal one. I am using this place to express topics I am interested in, mostly to do with the games I am playing or have played. But the way I want to review the far and few between games I play and/or enjoy (or don’t enjoy) is not in an in-depth, formally written, journalistic way. But in a way that people who are also average and not too serious about games can enjoy. It’s for people who just want to be told if the game is accessible to people who aren’t ‘Pro-Gamers’ and just want to enjoy the game atmosphere, experience, and gameplay. This is also a place where the average gamer/gaming conversation could begin. Not to be embarrassed if you genuinely have no clue how to play a certain game, or certain genre (FPS's are my kryptonite!), or if you’re not too into games to begin with and just curious about a certain game. A few small things about myself to get the ball rolling:

- I am from Europe and 20+ years old. - I am not too fussed about pronouns so She/Her, He/Him, or They/Them I'm all okay with. - Most of my games I play from Steam. - I have a Nintendo Switch also (it is DUSTY tho). - The main gaming franchises I enjoy would be Pokémon and The Elder Scrolls. - I am not too deep into any fandoms anymore, but I'd chat about almost anything. - I am currently an apprentice student, so finding time to play games at a consistent level is difficult. I hope to bring the most capital-average content to you! Cheers, The Average Gamer

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Is the PlayStation 5 Pro on the Horizon? Analyzing the Investment Potential of the Standard PS5

Hey, gamers! 🎮🌟 If you're as excited about the gaming world as we are, you must have heard the whispers about the potential arrival of the PlayStation 5 Pro. 🚀 But hold on a second, what does this mean for those of us who already own the standard PS5? 🤔 Is it time to start considering an upgrade or should we hold tight and wait for more information?

We've delved into the buzzing discussions and rumors to bring you the most comprehensive analysis. From the anticipated upgrades to the potential impact on the gaming market, we've got you covered. 💪🔍 Dive into our latest blog post to explore the intricate details of the PS5 Pro, and make an informed decision about your gaming investment.

🔗 Read more here: PlayStation 5 Pro on the Horizon: Is it Time to Invest in the Standard PS5?

Are you team "Upgrade" or team "Wait and Watch"? 🤔 Let us know your thoughts in the comments below, and don't forget to share this post with your fellow gaming enthusiasts. 🎉🕹️

🎮🔪 The Suffering (2004): Dive into Carnate Island's Nightmare! | Full Gameplay Walkthrough 🌙😱

Looking for a spine-chilling gaming experience? Look no further! Join me on a thrilling journey as we delve into the terrifying world of "The Suffering" on Carnate Island. Get ready to face nightmarish creatures, solve puzzles, and uncover the dark secrets that haunt this haunted island. 💀⚡️

In this full gameplay walkthrough, we'll witness the intense action, immersive atmosphere, and gripping storyline of this classic horror game. Brace yourself for a rollercoaster ride of emotions as we guide Torque through his quest for redemption and survival. 😈

Unleash your inner demons, make crucial choices that shape the outcome, and prepare for a psychological rollercoaster that will keep you on the edge of your seat. With multiple endings and heart-pounding moments, "The Suffering" is a game you won't want to miss! 🎶🕹️

So, are you ready to face your fears and embark on this nightmare-inducing adventure? Join me as we dive into Carnate Island's nightmare! 🌟✨

Top 5 Must-Play Story Games for PC Gamers

I played Life is Strange True Colours again yesterday and I love it so much more. So many details, both love interests are good, the plot was interesting and the emotions were never overdone. So much to say about it ahh. Having a real hard time deciding if I love it more than Life is Strange 1 or not but I safely love them equally 😌 I can't wait for the next installment!

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Holi holi! Soy Joaquin, 25 añitos, argentino y como me sobra el tiempo hice esto para contarles un poquito lo que estoy jugando, opiniones, reviews, etc. Así que, acá me tienen, compartiendo mis boludeces.

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Embarking on a Gaming Odyssey: Welcome to EveryGameEver!

Visit it now: https://timetoreviewsomegames.tumblr.com/ Greetings, fellow gamers and enthusiasts! Welcome to EveryGameEver, your portal to a gaming odyssey that spans the vast spectrum of interactive entertainment. At EveryGameEver, we embark on a journey through the annals of gaming history, exploring old classics, unearthing hidden gems, and daring to revisit the colossal flops that time has seemingly forgotten. Diverse Exploration of Gaming Eras: In the vast realm of gaming, there are treasures from every era waiting to be rediscovered. From the pixelated wonders of the early days to the cutting-edge graphics of today, EveryGameEver is committed to bringing you reviews that traverse the entire landscape of gaming, celebrating the timeless classics that shaped the industry and shedding light on the overlooked gems that deserve a moment in the spotlight. Unmasking the Mega Flops: But what about the games that stumbled, the titles that fell short of expectations? EveryGameEver fearlessly delves into the world of mega flops, those games that, for one reason or another, failed to leave a lasting mark. Through our reviews, we aim to unravel the stories behind these missteps and explore the lessons they offer, ensuring no game is left unexamined. The Zany World of Rabbids: Rayman Raving Rabbids, a departure from the traditional Rayman series, introduced us to a horde of hilariously eccentric rabbits. Remember those wild minigames that had us flailing our arms and laughing uncontrollably? It's time to dust off those memories and see how well they hold up. Nostalgia vs. Reality: As we strap on our imaginary nostalgia goggles, we'll explore whether the charm of the Rabbids is as potent today as it was back then. Do the quirky antics still induce the same laughter, or was the humor a product of its time? It's a journey into the past with a critical eye on the present. The Evolution of Party Games: Rayman Raving Rabbids was a pioneer in the party game genre, showcasing the possibilities of motion controls and offbeat humor. We'll reflect on how this title contributed to the evolution of party gaming, paving the way for future experiences that capitalized on the social and interactive aspects of gaming.

So I plan on finishing an illustration today and hopefully get it uploaded. I have a tentative first day at a new job tomorrow and now I'm stressing over that.

but also I spent the entire day out of town yesterday. We took our first ever outdoor rock climbing trip yesterday and I think all of us are feeling it today.

I felt kind of bad because I didn't have a chance before January to talk about some stuff I accomplished last year of all my hobbies and what I wanted to accomplish this year. So I figured I'd do a looksy backsy and ramble for a bit. Hopefully with cute divider icons if tumblr formats correctly.

so anyway, art related stuff. This time last year I was really wanting to try and build my own stationery set to sell at a local craft fair. Have to admit moving makes this seem too far out of reach. I do kinda feel like abandoning tiktok for youtube. Even though tiktok has the majority of my everything right now. Im at the moment enjoying the bloggy style rambling of youtube. I already have quite a few projects that I want to do but I feel like its been so long since I've uploaded an illustration that I need to do that first. I also have quite a few art supplies that I want to buy..maybe with like my first paycheck.

Games, last year I somehow managed to utilize my switch a lot. That thing went up on a shelf for a long time after animal crossing a few years ago and this past year I pulled it out quite a bit. I really need a goodreads but for video games so I can track what I've played because my memory is getting so bad. I played quite a few cozy games like ooblets and disney dreamlike valley but I also did some jrpgs like Atelier Sophie and Xenoblade Chronicles. I did just download harvestella as a break from xenoblade but I did enjoy the style of that game and would kind of like to play its sequels. I also at some point had meant to play Octopath traveller because I'd never played it and the sequel is out/coming out soon and the sequel looks better than the original imo.

The bulk of my playing though was Horizon Zero Dawn and its sequel. I played Assassins Creed Valhalla before that too so that was A LOT of open world explorey explorey, one right after another. I played HZD and immediately started Forbidden West immediately. I was really brain dead at the end. I get into insane map clearing mode and I cannot do anything until the map is clear. I really liked the idea of the story and I liked the open world nature. I originally wasn't interested in the game because of the machinery involved. Im more of a mystical dragons and castles person but I actually did really like the idea. I had some issues with the execution of the story. It taking itself so seriously yet being so cartoony at the same time. Ill play the triquel but I wasn't thrilled with HFW really.

Books. Previous year I did a personal challenge of trying to read 100 books and I think I got to 98. So I was a bit burnt out this past year. I did read more than I thought. Think I thought I read maybe 15 but I counted and read about 33 not including the Harry Potter Philosophers stone reread that I read in spanish. I do plan hopefully to read book 2 in spanish this year. I'm studying spanish and HP is such a familiar story I think it makes the language less daunting.

My favorite books were definitely Legends and Lattes and Home Before Dark by Riley Sager.

This year I have no real plans to read any sort of amount and I dont want to feel pressured to do so. I'm finishing some books that I didn't complete before 2022 ended. I finished 5 Days at Memorial right before the clock hit midnight practically on 2023 and it made me so angry at the medical field. I added 2 more medical books to my tbr. Ill finish 2 more books that are halfway done probably in the near future and then I don't know what else to read.

Ill admit trying to film art for youtube really interupts ones audiobook experience. I may just ditch books for ambient music.