Feigning disinterest wouldn’t work on my cat. He demands attention, and will take it personally if you ignore him. If you’re new and don’t give him attention, he will not stop staring at you, and you will randomly get a swat on the head if you continue.

I believe that this is the full version: https://yewtu.be/watch?v=SZuN2QzKUtA

I looked it up and where I live (in Europe) it’s shown as x kJ/ x kcal. I don’t think I have seen only kJ.

Yeah, the only thing Microsoft could do in this case is to stop using licenced vehicles and music. And I’m pretty sure we would be hearing pretty loud complaints if that happened.

This is about the best case scenario. The game is even on sale to those who almost missed out on the game.

The only optimisations that only Geforce Experience can do is changing the graphics settings for the games. At least that’s the only optimisations I know of from Geforce Experience.

This doesn’t really have much to do with Forza Horizon 4. As, if it’s like Forza Horizon 3, you will still be able to play the game online and offline. This is what the stop killing games wants the other publishers to do.

This made me remember that NFS Underground 2 is 20 years old now, and it’s still the peak for the series.

GTA 1 & 2 went free to download about ten years ago. Just search for Rockstar Classics.

They raise you maximum speed, iirc.

It’s pretty good. I liked it a lot. There is this theme of fighting with and between gods (uploaded humans) and has a pretty good ending that made me want to rewatch it.

It is unfortunately only legally available in Australia and New Zealand from what I know, so you probably have to look around for another way to see it if your not from there.

This remind me of a cartoon series that I recently watched called Pantheon, where they upload a humans brain and consciousness into a computer.