Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Zealot difficulty gameplay.
No free weapons and suits.
Dead Space 2 Zealot Difficulty playlist: youtube.com/watch?v=OXAoquDytyc&list=PLOGpMeV2BHCX3w28fb-nWTyDLVmpFon9T&ab_channel=HellHound13th
00:00 Intro
00:30 Shopping Area
06:38 Apartment 1
13:55 Apartment 2
16:44 Concourse
20:20 Transit Station
22:51 Tram
26:49 Hoard of Necromorphs
#deadspace2 #ds2 #walkthrough #nocommentary
Zealot difficulty gameplay.
No free weapons and suits.
Dead Space 2 Zealot Difficulty playlist: youtube.com/watch?v=OXAoquDytyc&list=PLOGpMeV2BHCX3w28fb-nWTyDLVmpFon9T&ab_channel=HellHound13th
00:00 Intro
00:30 Shopping Area
06:38 Apartment 1
13:55 Apartment 2
16:44 Concourse
20:20 Transit Station
22:51 Tram
26:49 Hoard of Necromorphs
#deadspace2 #ds2 #walkthrough #nocommentary
![[Eng Sub] IGPX: Immortal Grand Prix (Japan) - Part 1 | League 3 | All Rank AA | PS2](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ouahLWcAHEk/mqdefault.jpg "[Eng Sub] IGPX: Immortal Grand Prix (Japan) - Part 1 | League 3 | All Rank AA | PS2
Differences in japanese version:
- Opening from japanese version of the show
- UI design.
- No tutorials.
- Warning sign appear when enemy approching.
- No obtacles in early race, obstacle in course added starting in League Game against Team Rose.
- Satomi League story quote upon start a new game and after complete a League isnt present.
- No Super Boosting gauge display at the end of the lap. (and since there is no tutorials you need figure out tapping the square button yourself)
- Random characters quote regardless your rank after the race.
- No enemy team loading screen like in NA version, just IGPX logo.
- Race style in NA is fully customize, in JP version you can only choose Battle, Race and Neutral.
IGPX: Immortal Grand Prix video game was released on September 12, 2006, for the PlayStation 2 by Bandai Namco based on the IGPX: Immortal Grand Prix anime series co-produced by Production I.G and Cartoon Network.
Playlist (Eng):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGBrFb9s71w&list=PLOGpMeV2BHCWwI2PKrMv8Eqlyr_6ZrvJv&index=1
Playlist (JP):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ouahLWcAHEk&list=PLOGpMeV2BHCWRv3Epa7K-Iw82lrIO6ZXI
In the year 2048, revolves around the Immortal Grand Prix, or IGPX, which is a mecha racing/battle circuit. It was called the Immortal Grand Prix ( IGPX ). In the IGPX, two teams of three mechs, high-tech fighting machines driven by humans, race at speeds greater than 350 mph (560 km/h). The IGPX also contains fighting elements; attacking the opposing team to disable their mechs (thus preventing them from winning the race) is not only legal, but also expected.
In the show, Team Satomi a crew of amateur pilots, has just won a minor-league championship, the IG-2, vaulting them into the sports highest level, the IG-1. While the video game started off from IG-3. Under the guidance of the talented female owner Satomi, pilot Takeshi, Liz, Amy, and River aim to win the IG-1 championship and take on the challenge in the race! Standing in their way are the battle-hardened IG-1 teams
Team Satomi:
-Forward
Takeshi Jinno (15 / Japan)
A boy with outstanding good luck. At first glance, he seems absent-minded, but when he is focused on something he likes, he doesnt listen to the opinions of others. The results dont seem to be bad.
-Midfielder
Amy Stapleton (13 / Ireland)
A genius girl, the team leader in terms of strategy. Although she is the youngest on the team, she is also the smartest. She loves soufflés.
-Midfielder
Luca (3)
Amys pet calico cat (male), a rare animal that contributes to the fighting force of Animal Navi. A special being that is in sync with Amy both physically and mentally.
-Defender
Liz Ricarro (16 / Puerto Rico)
She is the best in the team at controlling machines. She is short-tempered and lacks cooperation. On the surface, she sometimes clashes with Takeshi. Her hobby is Chinese martial arts.
Players take control of Team Satomi to race and battle to become the best IGPX team in the world. With customizable IG Machines, team-based combination attacks, and a changing course that can be utilized to their advantage.
The object of the race is to beat 3-on-3 battle, disable all enemy mech or reach to the finish line first.
00:00 Intro
01:51 Title Screen and Main Menu
03:46 Training
07:53 Simulator - Team Velstein
13:04 League Game - Team Gold Dragon
17:15 Simulator - Team Gold Dragon
21:55 League Game - Team Baby Face
26:19 Simulator - Team Baby Face
31:05 Team Sledgemama
36:50 League Game - Team Kongou
42:12 Simulator - Team Kongou
47:45 Garage
48:35 Battle Royale - Trial Heat
52:27 Battle Royale - Final Heat
57:07 League Game - Team Schildkrote
1:02:05 Simulator - Team Schildkrote
1:07:03 Team Black Egg
1:12:58 League Game - Team Blue Rose
1:18:04 Simulator - Team Blue Rose
1:22:54 League Game - Team Baby Face (2)
1:27:47 Simulator - Team Baby Face (2)
#IGPX インモータル・グランプリ")
![Kamen Rider Blade English Patch Textures [PS2] #1: Blade Seal Mode](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/pHLuE_QBrGs/mqdefault.jpg "Kamen Rider Blade English Patch Textures [PS2] #1: Blade Seal Mode
Kamen Rider Blade is a Japanese fighting game developed by Digifloyd and Bandai Namco Entertainment exclusively for the PlayStation 2. It features Riders from the continuity of Kamen Rider Blade.
The game received an A rating from CERO, the equivalent to an E rating from the ESRB in America.
Seal Mode
Seal mode features the story from Kamen Rider Blade and the player must play four Kamen Riders from the series. Here is the list of Riders with the episodes their stories are based on:
Kamen Rider Blade (ep 1-2, 3, 7-8, 11, 19, 23, 34)
Kamen Rider Garren (ep 1, 10, 11-14, 15)
Kamen Rider Chalice (ep 3, 4, 5-6, 25)
Kamen Rider Leangle (ep 17, 28)
#仮面ライダー剣")
