Games Progress
Spongebob Squarepants: Battle for Bikini Bottom: Did a few more attempts of that accursed rolling ball room and decided to cut my losses and leave it. I couldn't find the final button in the Mermalair either so I returned to Bikini Bottom. I then decided to take on Rock Bottom, which is challenging but not overly frustrating. After clearing most of the missions except for a single task, I ended up going to Sand Mountain.
A nice easy level with the only real challenges being the time trials. Once that's done, I go on to fight Robo Patrick, who is a step up in difficulty compared to Robo Sandy.

After beating all of that, there's some other things for me to do such as finding more Golden Spatulas in Bikini Bottom and returning to Downtown Bikini Bottom to get the last Golden Spatula there now that I obtained the Cruise Bubble. Getting the Golden Spatula in the Krusty Krab seemed like it would be extremely difficult until I talked to Bubble Buddy and obtained the Cruise Bubble power.
Then that mission wasn't as bad because I could use the Cruise Bubble to take out the robot spawning machine and the Sleepy Time robots from a distance.

I also completed Spongebob's Dream which was quite challenging. The main points of interest were me defeating all the robots in Mr Krab's Dream which causes the Golden Spatula to appear and then dying. Because the Golden Spatula is unlocked, I didn't have to redefeat the robots thankfully. Despite the other dream areas being challenging, Patrick's Dream is a black void where he just gives you the Golden Spatula. Sadly there was no reference to the Spongebob episode where he rides on a coin operated seahorse ride. Oh well. Additionally, Patrick was supposed to have a full dream level, but it went unused in the final game.

After clearing Spongebob's Dream, I decide to get on with Kelp Forest, figuring that it would be easier. For the most part, the level is somewhat easier, though getting all 3 Stone Tikis as Patrick was annoying. Getting the energy crystals for Barnacle Boy is far easier, though it involves backtracking throughout the Kelp Forest cave and switching between Spongebob and Patrick to progress through the area.

Games Progress
Vampire Night: I couldn't get The Sword of Etheria to work despite having done so at least once, so I decided to play this game instead. I beat this game's Arcade Mode within a few hours because the game is really short. I also decided to try out Special Mode which consists of taking on missions through several of the game's levels.

Games Progress
Shadow of Memories: I'm now at the final chapter.
Chapter 5 involved dealing with sea hare poison after eating dinner, requiring me to go back in time to convince Eike's boss to turn his house into a library instead of an art museum (which also means that Eike still gets to keep his job in this altered timeline) just so Eike can learn how to cure sea hare poisoning
Chapter 6 is a short, breather chapter where I help a movie maker by giving him ideas for his next movie and I almost wish I could've told him that the main character uses time travel to take over the world. Oh well.
Chapter 7 has Eike get pushed off the top of a tower and averting this by obtaining a rope that is strong enough to hold his body weight. Then it turns out that his boss was blackmailed into committing attempted murder on his employee.

Games Progress
Shadow of Memories: I pushed ahead and managed to get most of the other endings (except Ending E, but I can get that one later).
Ending A has Dana stay in 1584 while Margarete gets to stay in 2001 with Eike, and Homonculus ends up dead due to being hit with the broken fragments of the Digipad after using an illusion of Dr. Wagner to convince Hugo to call off his plans before taking him to an unknown place.
Ending B has me learn that the fortune teller is actually Hugo's mother resurrected and rendered immortal by her method of resurrection. Also I get to take Margerete back and Eike decides to go drink at a bar after everything he's been through.

Endings D & E require me to not tell Margerete that she might be Eike's ancestress which also changes quite a few cutscenes. I also decided to save Miriam in Chapter 6 this time around, though the mission requires her to die twice before I can properly save her.
Ending D has teenage Hugo and Margerete erased from existence due to Eike returning to the past to burn Dr. Wagner's research notes, causing the timeline to be altered. It also reveals that Dr Wagner's experiment ended up with Homoculus sealed away, though not without him losing his memories with the implication that he'll become Eike Kusch in several centuries time.

Games Progress
Nano Breaker: Played this one yesterday. It seems cool, though it frustrates me that bosses require me to use combo finishers to end the fight, and they're unwieldly to use. It took me a while to finish off the first boss because of this. It turns out that if you die, the game sends you all the way back to the first level unless you use a save point (which I couldn't find). Suffice to say, I didn't even make it to the second boss thanks to these poor design choices and decided to cut my losses by playing a different game.

Ghost Rider: I forgot to write up my progress on this game yesterday. To sum it up, I completed the first three chapters which consist of two types of missions: Ground Missions which play like a mix of God of War and Devil May Cry and the Bike Missions which involve dealing with enemies, jumping over ramps and sliding up walls.

I also completed Chapter 4, which takes place in a city and ends with a boss fight in a church. Racking up combos is actually rather fun, and the game always gives enough Souls so that I can always upgrade Ghost Rider's powerset or buy some bonus content. Not to mention that it's always amusing to watch Ghost Rider go full ragdoll every time I fail a section in the bike missions.

Game Progress
Genji: I was considering playing God of War, but I figured why not play this one. This game has one of the most beautiful graphics I've ever seen in a PS2 game, which is quite impressive, and got me to consider the idea that I could live a quiet life in a place surrounded by nature. Anyway, the gameplay is simple but fun and I managed to get up to Chapter 3.

Genji?
"Dawn of the Samurai" Genji?

It's referred to as Genji: Dawn of the Samurai in the US, though it seems to be called Genji elsewhere.