NERV_Gaming

NERV_Gaming

Step into gaming nostalgia! NERV_Gaming brings a massive collection of consoles, handhelds, and games into DayZ — perfect for building the ultimate retro gamer’s base.
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Features

[*]2 TVs – Vintage & modern units for console displays
[*]16 Consoles + Controllers – PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo & more
[*]7 Handhelds – GameBoy, DS, and others (some with skin variants)
[*]650+ Games – Collect them all, feel the nostalgia
[*]Display Units – IKEA-style shelving for consoles & handhelds
[*]Mystery Game System – Server owners can customize via JSON
[*]Immersive Functionality – Turn on TVs & consoles, insert a game, and watch its startup/menu appear on screen

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Credits

A huge thank you to the creators of the models used in this project. Some models were purchased, others were sourced free online. All were imported and adapted by me for DayZ.
Special thanks:

[*]FoX (FoXy Friend)
[*]FantasticFungi (Fungal Friend)
[*]Braillie – Bug hunter supreme
[*]Enfusion Modders Discord Community – Always helpful
[*]TWE4KS – Tutorials that teach half the scene

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Server Owner Files

The mod comes with a few basic default files to help you set up quickly:

[*]types.xml – basic loot spawn entries
[*]TraderPlus file – pre-made trader setup
[*]Classnames.txt – all included items for easy reference
[*]Instructions for the Mystery Game JSON config – customize which games can spawn

These files are optional, but they give server owners a simple starting point.
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Notes

These games are collectibles only (not playable). They bring the nostalgia, not the gameplay.
Do not reupload or edit this mod.
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Community

Feedback is always welcome! Join our Discord to share ideas, report bugs, or just hang out:
(https://discord.gg/C4NKsqcyk4)
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Usage & Permissions
Do not repack, rehost, or rekey this mod or its content.
Unauthorized use will result in a DMCA takedown without warning.
This mod is not for sale. Please don’t ask.
This is a public mod — install it properly and enjoy!
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Why Repacking is Not Allowed
It does not improve server performance.
You miss out on important bug fixes.
It hurts visibility and subscriber count.
It creates unnecessary support issues.
It forces players to redownload the same content repeatedly.

Respect the work — don’t repack.