Inexhaustive List of Nominalized Verbs

Hello, first post here. I have searched high (Google) and low (grammar books) for the answer to my question. It seems like something really simple, but I can't find a single example of it. If anyone can help, it would be appreciated.

Basically I want to say I like doing multiple things. I know や is used for making an inexhaustive list of nouns, and たり is used for a list of verbs. Here's what I have now:

ゲームをやったり、アニメを見たり、小説を読んだり、日本 語を勉強したりする。

Now instead of saying I do those things, I want to say I like doing those things. Would I use nominalized forms and や like below?

ゲームをやるのや、アニメを見るのや、小説を読むのや、日 本語を勉強するのが好きです。

Please let me know if my guess is incorrect. I feel like it is, but I'm not sure.

Yes, your example is correct. It's also OK just to add のが好きです at the end of the sentence.

ゲームをやったり、アニメを見たり、小説を読んだり、日本語を勉強したりするのが好きです。

Excellent, thanks for confirming and also for teaching me something new!