Fuji Nakamura is your typical shut-in high school student who loves gaming- and nothing else (apart from the occasional wish to lose his virginity). However, when he's not at the top of his game, for the first time in forever, thanks to some random player named Purple, Fuji has to investigate what it is that he, the mastermind of the virtual world, is failing to defeat, and with that, a whole new level, in reality and on the screen, waits for Fuji to unlock. Will he lose, or will he win?

Disclaimer:This narrative is a work of fanfiction of my own making, inspired by the "Shin Megami Tensei Persona 3" (and the rest of the series as a whole) video games. Therefore, it is NOT canonical to the games or official expanded universe material. Even though it pretends to maintain continuity with the canon timeline while introducing its own lore as a prequel, some minor "retcons" have been added for heightened dramatic or comedic impact. Those who have played the games (especially Persona 3: FES) and have good memory might spot them.

In the bustling city of Iwatodai, an unlikely team: the Specialized Extracurricular Execution Squad (S.E.E.S.), is being formed under a veil of mystery and intrigue.

After displaying his prowess in the ring, a young boxer named Akihiko Sanada receives an unexpected and bizarre invitation. As he grapples with the eeriness of the Dark Hour, Akihiko is introduced to the power of Personas, and along with his longtime friend, Shinjiro Aragaki, they are ushered into a world filled with Shadows and secrets.

As they navigate highschool life and uncover the depths of Tartarus, the founding members of the S.E.E.S. also find themselves caught in the crossfire of a deadly conspiracy, orchestrated by a sinister mind that is closer to them than what they imagine. The stakes are in place for a path filled with danger, camaraderie and struggle.

As I explore this galaxy, I wonder just how far the edges reach. As a new iteration, my job is to explore the cosmos.

But with a goal in mind; I want to see what's at the very heart of our stars, something undocumented.

Until today.

I am a Traveller Anomaly. I have lived many times before, and will continue to do so.

It takes a lot to inspire me when it comes to images. That's why when I first installed No Man's Sky, I didn't expect much in terms of said inspiration.

Well, I instead got the perfect inspiration to write a series based on my permadeath experience!

Jamie has to visit his Aunt Graham for Christmas, who recently moved into an old mansion. Exploring through the house and then the attic, he finds an old game console connected to the TV. He doesn't realize the game is haunted and he gets locked into the attic upon turning the game on. Now, he has to sit through a primitive retro game, filled to the brim with traps and jokes pulled on him.

The Ultimate Guide to Guardian Tales is a constantly expanding guide to the hit game by Kong Studios. This covers events, level completion, complex puzzles, weapons, heroes, star pieces, and more. This content will be modified as seen fit for players ranging from beginner to expert. Images may be added to some instructions for harder levels for clarification. Enjoy!

Gracie, a young video game-loving girl gets sucked into the fantasy world of her favorite MMORPG, Tartress. She finds herself with other players of the same game after logging on after a new update. She and 120 million players that are also stuck in the game must find a way to coexist. Here comes a story of Gracie, her friends, and their guild, The Rosen Guild.

This essay will explore the possibilities and implications of the simulation hypothesis using The Sims 4 as a reference. It will firstly address the issue of whether or not the Sims are actually part of a computer simulation, and if so, what type of simulation it may be. Would a particularly bright Sim be able to prove that she was in a simulation? And what would it mean for the player and the game if that proof was uncovered? It stands to reason that for a Sim to be aware of the simulated nature of their existence, they must be capable of thought. Does this also mean your Sims could be conscious beings? Are Sims self-aware? This train of thought opens up big-picture questions in regards to our own reality. If the Sims are all part of a computer simulation controlled by us, the player, how do we know that we ourselves aren’t also part of a computer simulation? If so, what kind of simulation would we belong to? What would be the reason for that simulation to exist? Although there are a multitude of possible answers, the simplest could be found in considering our reasons for playing The Sims in the first place. It’s also important to consider the religious implications of running simulation games like The Sims. What is our relationship with the Sims that we control? We created them, we built the world that they inhabit, and if we desire we can make them do whatever we want. We have complete omniscience over their world, being able to observe any space at any time. We can end their lives at a whim. Therefore, when playing The Sims, are we like god? The final point of this essay will consider The Sims in relation to Plato’s allegory of the cave, which will be explained further on. The allegory links The Sims to a number of science fiction texts that deal with simulation, most notably The Matrix, and provides some insight into how different types of simulation might function.

~Watch Dogs 2~

Yes, investigative journalist Riley Clarke had heard of DedSec. Who hasn't? The rogue hacker group had been making headlines for weeks now. But what others considered a potential threat, Riley saw as the resources she'd need to bring down big corporations like Blume. Of course this job came with risks, but joining up with DedSec may be more than she ever bargained for...Wrench x OC

(A Borderlands fanfic exploring the origins of Zer0)

Hyperion orders for a new invention to help their soldiers in battle. However, their bright scientist, Dr. Clay, has better ideas for the super company. He sets out to make the perfect assassin, but will his thirst for recognition in Hyperion be his downfall?