@gifford38: Yasuke, Japan's first black samurai, ACTUALLY EXISTED.

"Thomas Lockley, co-author ofAfrican Samurai: The True Story of Yasuke, a Legendary Black Warrior in Feudal Japan, says it’s possible Yasuke was enslaved and trafficked as a child but believes he was a free man by the time he metAlessandro Valignano, an Italian Jesuit missionary. The duo traveledfrom Indiato Japan in 1579, with Yasuke essentially serving as Valignano’s bodyguard."

But by all means, please continue with the ignorance carnival...you folks amuse me...

Didn't know blacks were in ancient Japan

So... lots of these games are good games, but for a list of VR games for 2024, it's striking that only two entries are after 2022 and one is a sequel. Being charitable, Walkabout Mini Golf has also added a bunch of content recently, so it clearly deserves a place on the list too. What's more striking is that there are more entries released before 2017 than after 2022 in this article. I don't personally think VR is dead, but I wouldn't know that from this article.

Also, unless Skyrim VR got some serious updates I don't know about, it's not worth the VR sickness from the wagon at the beginning. I'm not saying you can't easily get past that, it's just... not really great in VR, at least without mods. If you ARE going the mods route, go all the way and just mod your first copy of Skyrim to be VR capable... which you can do for no additional cost and use the better textures available for that version of Skyrim and better controls implemented by Not Bethesda.