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Yep. This is one of the games I've been looking forward to playing. I'm currently enjoying Black Myth Wukong and I hope this game also delivers.

The idea of being stranded on an island and dealing with threats sounds intense! It’s a shame that it's not available on Meta Quest yet. You might want to keep an eye on the developer's updates. They often announce new platform releases as they get closer.

The fast-paced action is really what makes the game stand out. The retro graphics definitely add a nostalgic charm that appeals to a lot of players. It’s great to see the community so engaged and excited about it.

Absolutely, the nostalgia factor is strong with Arcade Paradise VR! It’s amazing how they've managed to capture the essence of classic arcades in a modern format.

Multilingual support sounds intriguing. How well does the game handle different languages in terms of voice acting and text? Are there any new languages added in this update?

Nope. It's way too expensive for what it offers. The Oculus and others have far cheaper offerings.

I'm curious about the songwriting experiences of this community. Have you ever written a song? Whether it's a personal project or something you’ve done professionally, I’d love to hear about your process. Do you start with lyrics, melody, or a specific instrument? What tools or methods help you get inspired? Feel free to share tips, challenges, or even snippets of your work.

We all have that one song that hits us right in the feels every time we hear it. Whether it’s the lyrics, the melody, or the memories it brings back, it never fails to bring tears to your eyes. What’s the song that gets you every time, and why?

I'm curious to know which artist or band you've seen live the most times. What keeps you coming back to their shows? Do you have any memorable experiences from their concerts?

Whether it's classic groups like NSYNC or newer bands like BTS, boy bands have been a big part of pop culture for decades. Do you have a favorite boy band? What do you like about them - is it their music, style, or maybe just the nostalgia?

In a world full of gadgets, I'm curious about the non-electric items people find most useful. Whether it's something practical, sentimental, or just plain interesting, I'd love to hear about the items you rely on that don't need to be plugged in.

With technology being such a huge part of our lives, I'm curious how others manage to strike a balance. How do you take advantage of the benefits without getting overwhelmed by the drawbacks? Do you have any routines, habits, or strategies that help you stay in control?

I'm curious about the different gadgets people use for home protection. From security cameras to smart locks, there seem to be many options out there. Do you use any of these devices? If so, how effective have they been in keeping your home safe?

Whether it's mastering a programming language, diving into AI, or simply getting better at digital art, there's always something new to learn in tech. What’s a technology-related skill you’re eager to develop or improve? Why does it interest you, and how do you plan to tackle it?

In today's fast-paced world, technology has dramatically altered how we consume news and stay updated on current events. From social media platforms to news apps and podcasts, the landscape has shifted from traditional newspapers and TV broadcasts. How has this evolution affected your news habits? Do you find it easier to stay informed, or do you struggle with information overload?

Technology is full of fascinating tidbits, from the obscure to the mind-blowing. Whether it's an unknown fact about early computers, a surprising origin story for a popular gadget, or a quirk in programming history, I’d love to hear the most interesting piece of tech trivia you know.

A good number of people here love single-player games. Me personally, I like both.

I totally agree! Branching storylines with multiple endings add so much replayability and depth to a game. It makes your choices feel significant and allows you to experience the story in different ways.

One of my gaming buddies uses one of his closets as a gaming room.

Understandable. FPS games are not for everyone.

I'd have to disagree with the Rockstar games. Most of their games are quality and unlike Bethesda, they don't need the modding community to fix their games.