Stepping into Ghost of Yōtei is stepping into a frozen frontier on which the spirits, the cycle of revenge, and feudal politics are all intertwined. It takes place in the wilderness of Mount Yōtei in Ezo (modern-day Hokkaido) in 1603, when you are Atsu, a mercenary on her own who is tormented by the massacre of her family at the hands of the brutal “Yotei Six” 16 years earlier. In every inch of this icy wind-stricken world there is some secret, some spiritual reverberation, and some peril in which to exercise your reflexes and your judgment as to strategy.

In the world of modern gaming, where hours of engaging play, carefully designed character development, and hard-won accomplishments are resident on your computer, backing up and restoring game progress has never been more vital. Think of losing a vital save file seconds before a pivotal boss fight or suddenly needing to reinstall a game and fearing losing all those earned milestones. This tutorial discusses the significance of saving your progress, the subtleties of backing up gaming data, and step-by-step, practical ways to recover your PC games with ease.

Imagine, your alarm goes off way too early in the morning, and you start hating the commute. But what would happen to your commute to work if it were made easier, less expensive and even entertaining with the help of the right car? It is even more timely in the age of high gas prices and crowded highways when people want to find a fuel-efficient car at a reasonable price on a commuter car. This is a guide on the best picks on the road offered to the cost-conscious, value-ordering drivers who do not wish to compromise the comfort or reliability.

Google Earth is known as a tool that shows us the world through great satellite pics and maps. Yet, few know how well it can spark our interest, changing dull moments into times of learning and finding new things. More than just looking at places we know, Google Earth uses the newest tech, lots of data, and fun ways to use it that grab our attention. It makes us want to learn more about places, history, nature, and even how we teach.