It took me more than a year

But I'm done at last! I've found out what I was supposed to do and scampered to it. I finished it in 2 days too! Besides the fight against Oki, the others were pretty easy once you get their attack pattern and how to counter them.

But it was fun fighting all the big bosses from the whole game again in the Ark of Yamato. It's funny how they're pushovers even though I struggled so much back then. No, this game has no level up system. You merely get stronger weapons and more brush techniques. And you can increase your HP and Ink Bottles.

Yami was cheap. It was tough at first since he took all your brush techniques away and you had to get them back by damaging the giant bouncing ball (Yes, Dark Lord Yami is a ball). After that, it goes downhill.

The ending theme was so-so. "Reset" was the name, I think. After that, I can finally play New Game+. But I'll do it some other time. I need to finish other games too.

By the way, if you've read this far and haven't been able to guess the title of the game, you ain't a gamer, at least not one who follows PS2 games.

This game was nominated for Most Unique Games in 2006 (I forgot which gaming expo). No, it's not Trauma Centre. Trauma Centre WAS the Most Unique Game in 2006. This would probably have placed 2nd. It's Okami, the adventures of the sun god Amaterasu Okami and a sprite Tendou Taishi Issun. Those who have a PS2 should really have gotten this game. If you can still find it, get it. Or if you have a Wii, you can get the Wii version released just a few months ago.

P.S. to all the lifeless retards spamming my chatbox, I seldom check my blog now that I'm busy gaming, so I probably won't even notice. And, y'all are lifeless retards.