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Take a look at the map below to see how the game plays out in your area. *Ninja Gaiden 4* continues the story from the original *Ninja Gaiden*, focusing on a new character, Yakumo of the Raven Clan, who is trying to finally destroy the Dark Dragon. While the Dragon’s remains hang over Tokyo, twisting the city and creating a home for monsters, you’ll also face opposition from the Divine Dragon Order and the returning hero, Ryu Hayabusa.

Several game developers and publishers will be present, including DON’T NOD, Hooded Horse, Thunderful, Thunder Lotus, Serenity Forge, Skybound Entertainment, Raw Fury, Pathea, Wired Digital, poncle, and Cult Games. While the specific games haven’t been announced yet, we might see titles like *The Lonesome Guild* (published by DON’T NOD and releasing later this month) and *Aphelion* (developed by DON’T NOD, with a planned release in 2026).

Even though things evolve, many core elements stay consistent, and that’s true for the new difficulty level unlocked after completing the game. Producer Kohei Shibata told WCCF Tech they’ve included this feature – increasing the difficulty on a second playthrough – as a series tradition for *Nioh*.

While many Marvel villains are compelling, some have plans that just don’t add up. Several popular villains have goals that are completely illogical or frankly, absurd. Here are four examples of Marvel villains whose schemes are truly ridiculous and don’t make much sense.

Four years after the terrifying events of *The Black Phone*, Finney and Gwen are still deeply affected. Finney, haunted by his kidnapping and forced to defend himself, has become an angry and withdrawn teenager, isolating himself from everyone but his family. Gwen, labeled an outcast because of her perceived psychic abilities, struggles with being different at school. Their already strained relationship faces a new challenge when a connection to the afterlife leads them to Alpine Lake, a Christian youth camp with surprising ties to their mother and the original killer.

Gilligan’s Island first aired in September 1964 and told the funny story of seven people who were shipwrecked on a deserted island in the Pacific Ocean. They had set out from Honolulu on what was supposed to be a short, three-hour boat trip on the S.S. Minnow. The group included the accident-prone first mate, Gilligan (played by Bob Denver), the dependable Skipper (Alan Hale Jr.), the rich and snobbish Thurston Howell III (Jim Backus) and his wife, Lovey (Natalie Schafer), the famous actress Ginger Grant (Tina Louise), the sweet and simple farm girl Mary Ann Summers (Dawn Wells), and the clever Professor Roy Hinkley (Russell Johnson).