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Beat saber is the only game besides Gran Turismo that I ever used with VR. Both are great experiences. I only bought it for GT7 on PS5, total waste of money honestly, but it's nice that the PSVR also works on PC too so I can use it on other racing games.

Neither of them are arguing for America's interests.

So some company got 3 billion richer by scamming the Texas government for a contract they knew would never be completed.

I will probably get down voted because this is fuckcars. But For Ohio, The vast majority of these taxes for road funds come from fuel taxes and motor registration fees. Some come from property taxes, which I think is reasonable seeing as they have roads that go right to their houses.

This seems ok to me. People who use vehicles end up paying for the roads they rely on.

And those who don't have cars still get access to the roads.

Please change the post title to match the article.

But there's also real people talking about real experiences. Primary sources spreading their eyes and ears across the world.

Except for the armies of bots ran by elected representatives and foreign governments making comments specifically to enflame, or selectively promoting the stories they want. Social media has no reason to fix this either.

So yes I get what your saying, but I don't see this getting better anytime soon.

Oh look. Sega taking old games down so they can sell them to you again. Never seen that before. /s

Same as it ever was.

Yes, to read enemy attacks. That's why I want a zoomed in camera too. No other reason.

Don't give money to limited run games.

Oh don't worry. Plenty of people will or have experienced climate change first hand when their homes burnt down, washed away or got destroyed by tornadoes. Either that or their insurance will just be like 'nope, we're out. Good luck!'

They can deny the science and stop the measurements, but it doesn't stop the effects.

Mike Lee is too stupid to understand words.