Nandemoii-SAMA

The city belongs to the ninjas. The world belongs to the dinosaurs.

When mysterious prehistoric creatures suddenly appear across the globe, civilization collapses beneath tooth, claw, and chaos. Entire cities fall as dinosaurs overrun the streets and strange new monsters begin emerging from the shadows.

Only one city still stands.

Protected by an ancient ninja clan, the rooftops become the last line of defense against extinction.

Join the young ninja crew Tokyō Neighbōhōōd as they grind rails, race across skyscrapers, master deadly ninja techniques, and uncover the truth behind a mysterious island that may hold the source of the invasion itself.

Fight colossal dinosaurs, recruit powerful ninja allies, collect hidden beat tapes, and combine stylish combat with high-speed traversal in a battle to save the city and stop an ancient evil from consuming the world.

FEATURES Grind, wall-run, and traverse massive stages with extreme ninja mobility. Master stylish combat with fast-paced weapon switching and aerial combos. Build a three-ninja squad and unleash devastating team attacks. Recruit over 20 playable ninja characters. Collect beat tapes to customize your soundtrack and gain powerful abilities. Battle gigantic bosses that become entire levels. Discover secret characters, hidden routes, and unlockable techniques. Create your own ninja in New Game Plus mode. The Stealth. The Style. The Ninja Way.

888.8 WNJA: THE FUTURE

In a distorted underworld hidden beneath Skid Row, a Sin Eater named Rell is sent on a mission to find a mysterious figure known only as the Son of Man before he commits a final sin that will bind him to the abyss forever.

What should have been a simple walk through downtown Los Angeles becomes a descent into “The Row,” a living spiritual labyrinth connected to the city’s forgotten streets, alleys, subway tunnels, markets, and shelters. Time folds in on itself there. Streets change overnight. Entire days repeat like waves. Those who fall into routine become trapped in cycles they can no longer perceive.

Armed with only a crude sketch of the Son of Man, Rell must navigate this shifting world by questioning strange pedestrians, wandering spirits, merchants, addicts, hustlers, angels, and entities hiding within human vessels. Every encounter is a gamble. Some people offer real guidance. Others intentionally mislead him, sending him into deadly ambushes, labyrinths, or false quests that drain his resources and push him deeper into the system consuming the city.

As Rell searches, he realizes someone is actively trying to prevent him from reaching his target.

Behind the chaos are three powerful figures known collectively as The Cerberus:

Sam Quzer, a ruthless attorney who controls through contracts, law, and consequence. Luchious Redfield, a seductive manipulator who rules through temptation and influence. Bushman Mayes, a predatory tycoon who transforms people and suffering into spectacle, value, and control.

Each of them seeks the Son of Man for their own purpose, and each twists parts of the city into extensions of their ideology.

To survive, Rell must adapt constantly. Violence is possible, but dangerous. The world punishes repetition, and enemies grow deadlier when approached carelessly. Players can fight using arcane spells, staffs, blades, and brutal close combat—or avoid conflict entirely through observation, conversation, gifts, and intuition.

Along the journey, Rell encounters surreal locations including haunted malls, flooded subways, VHS rental stores, abandoned arcades, the neon-lit Redder Light District, and Sonoaida Dojo, a spiritual training ground existing between Skid Row and Little Tokyo where a samurai spirit teaches him how to break the cycle consuming the city.

As the search intensifies, Rell begins to understand that The Row is not random chaos but a controlled system designed to trap souls through habit, desire, and despair. Every decision affects the state of the Son of Man and ultimately determines which version of him Rell finds at the end of the journey:

Sane and whole Broken and destitute Or completely damned

How To Emotionally Mutilate Yourself is a sonic autopsy of what love does to a human being when it’s pointed at the wrong universe. Told through shredded samples, mutated genres, and rituals disguised as songs, the album follows one man’s descent into a relationship with a person who is never seen—only felt. An emotional Lovecraftian horror. A devourer of worlds wearing human skin.

Each track documents a phase of self-sacrifice: the idealization, the erosion, the addiction, the vanishing of boundaries, and finally the death of the old self. But this isn’t a victim story. It’s a metamorphosis.

Across hip-hop, doomcore, breakcore, R&B, ambient, metal, and lush sample collages, the protagonist willingly disassembles himself for love—only to discover that the mutilation wasn’t destruction, but initiation. A forced evolution. The violent emergence of the true self.

This is the soundtrack to surviving a narcissist. Not surviving them—but surviving yourself after them.

The project blends the sampling philosophy of Donuts, the emotional maximalism of My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, the distortion-first rawness of Yeezus, and the spectral atmospheres of Arca and Clams Casino. It moves between beauty and brutality without warning, mirroring the emotional whiplash of loving something that can’t love back.