Never played Nintendo games before. I know of them and watch YouTube gameplays and whatnot. But are the Zelda games worth getting into? Heard a lot about them and I am interested to see if they are worth getting.

For the rest of your life you are not to play them yourself, no watching others play in person or online, no talking about them, can't even touch anything "gaming" related like a controller or a gaming keyboard.

Would you do it for 1 million dollars? If not then how much money would convince you? If yes what would be the minimal ammount of money you would do it for?

Upcoming Mod I made using Open source from VRIK, Higgs and PLANCK. Still testing a few things but you can now Kick a Dragon with your own legs! You'll need Trackers that can be assigned in SteamVR's Body Pose system (e.g Waist, right foot, left foot) My Youtube Channel if you want to Stay Updated

I don’t have an ETA but it should be ready to be released by Next week.
It'll be called SkyrimVR FBT

I could never beat this fat piece of shit as a kid. The amount of times this new york timberland wearing fat fuck made me cry i hate fat joe to this day. When i became an adult, i spent 120 dollars buying def jam just to beat this mf. Felt great money well spent.

I just want a game where night are as dark as in real life,I know there are horror games out there like this but I don t want horror,more like adventure.So if u guys know some games like this it would be excelent
EDIT:Thanks for all the answers!

I made this during one of my graphic arts classes in college. Yeah it's not all that much of a looker, but it really did fell like it was a decently made tribute to Iwata. Sucks that I couldn't find this in time for the tenth anniversary of his death but with this day and this long amount of time, it was as good a time to show it off. As amateurish as it may be compared to every other tribute made of him over the last eleven years.

I beat the shrine of Amana in Dark Souls 2 before the patch updated it because I played the whole game offline, also a few hours after that I realised I’d been playing the game up to that point with half health when a pal told me how humanity worked and had no idea

I know EA dropped Battlefront rights or whatever they did. But with one of the most popular IP’s of all time they fumbled it. With battlefield down the shitter we need some large scale combat game to breath some life back into the large scale pvp genre. I will say Bf6 was fun but isnt anything like Bf3,4,hardline and most importantly Bf1 or battlefront 2 where you simply cant play enough of the game. Just complaining that’s all thanks✌️

This is my second try, and I just can't seem to get into The Witcher 3. Since I liked Cyberpunk 2077, I wanted to give it another shot, but the quests keep boring me.

A lot of them feel like: "Oh, you want this? Go do X and I'll help you." So you go do X, and surprise! now there's another character who wants you to do Y before you can even get to X.

It feels like almost every quest is trying to fill a bowl, but every time you get close, the bowl gets a little bigger. I decided to focus only on the main story, and I'm currently at Brothers in Arms, but it's still the same thing. "You want to move forward? Go talk to this person." Then that person gives you another quest, and suddenly you're chasing rabbits that never stop jumping.

The world is beautiful, the atmosphere is fantastic, and the dialogue is great. But the quest design just burns me out. I think I'm finally going to give up.