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PSN Black Friday Sale Discounts Astro Bot, Firewall, And More

The PlayStation Network Black Friday sale is already live on the PSN Store nearly a full week early this year and we’ve rounded up some of the best PSVR deals.

Everyone knows that VR isn’t the cheapest form of entertainment out there, it can get pretty expensive. Thankfully Sony has been great about offering bundles and discounts to help save people money and this year’s Black Friday deals are no different.

In our big Black Friday VR post we’ve already rounded up some of the best PSVR-related deals out there, such as a huge bundle of five games and the headset itself for just $200, but now the actual PSN Store page itself is ripe with discounts for specific games too.

There might be other Black Fridays deals for PSVR worth checking out, but these are the ones that jumped out at us after skimming over the PS Blog Post.

All deals below end on December 2nd, 2019.

Black Friday PSVR  Deals Starting 11/22/19

Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown (Optional VR Mode): $29.99 / $32.28 on Amazon Physically (Usually $59.99) – Read Our Review
Battlewake: $20.09 (Usually $29.99) – Read Our Review
Dick Wilde: $5.99 (Usually $14.99) – Read Our Review
Dick Wilde 2: $9.99 (Usually $19.99) – Read Our Review
LA Noire: The VR Case Files: $22.49 (Usually $29.99) – Read Our Review
Robinson: The Journey: $20.99 / $24.95 on Amazon Physically (Usually $29.99) – Read Our Review

 

Black Friday PSVR Deals Starting 11/24/19

Astro Bot Rescue Mission: $13.99 (Usually $19.99) – Read Our Review
Concrete Genie (Optional VR Mode): $20.09 / $27.88 on Amazon Physically (Usually $29.99) – Read Our Review
Everybody’s Golf VR: $20.99 / $24.44 on Amazon Physically (Usually $29.99) – Read Our Review
Firewall Zero Hour: $9.99 / $16.53 on Amazon Physically (Usually $19.99) – Read Our Review
The Inpatient: $9.99 (Usually $19.99) – Read Our Review

In addition to these listed here, you can grab a full year of PS Plus for $45 instead of $60 (which offers free games every month to download, some of which are VR, and is required for some multiplayer games, such as Firewall Zero Hour.)

Are you picking up anything for this sale? Let us know down in the comments below!

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PS Plus Sale Discounts 20 PSVR Games Until April 30th

PS Plus Sale Discounts 20 PSVR Games Until April 30th

Today Sony unveiled a huge sale on the PSN Store that discounts nearly 300 different digital games across PS4, PSVR, and PS3. If you filter the list down to just PSVR games it totals out to exactly 20. The catch here is that this sale is only for PS Plus subscribers. Discounts range from 25% to 70% off. The sale ends on April 30th, this coming Tuesday, at 8AM PST.

While not an exhaustive discount list by any means, there are some great deals on offer here. For example, Borderlands 2 VR, one of PSVR’s biggest titles yet, is included at 25% off. That port fits the entire base game into VR, now with PS Aim Controller support, and it’ll receive all previously released Borderlands 2 DLC for free later this year. Still no co-op support though.

Here’s the full list of all games and their discounts:

18 Floors – $8.99 [40% Off]
Borderlands 2 VR – $37.49 [25% Off]
Code51: Mecha Arena – $9.99 [50% Off]
Drone Striker – $7.49 [25% Off]
Gun Club VR – $12.49 [50% Off]
Guns’n’Stories: Bulletproof VR – $11.99 [40% Off]
Knockout League – $14.99 [50% Off]
Loading Human: Chapter 1 – $7.99 [80% Off]
Mervils: A VR Adventure – $5.99 [70% Off]
Mortal Blitz – $5.99 [70% Off]
Paper Dolls – $12.74 [25% Off]
Prison Boss VR – $11.99 [40% Off]
Rush VR – $12.49 [50% Off]
Sega Genesis Classics – $20.99 [30% Off]
Super Amazeballs – $3.99 [20% Off]
The Walker – $5.99 [40% Off]
Torn – $8.99 [70% Off]
Unearthing Mars – $7.49 [50% Off]
Unearthing Mars 2: The Ancient War – $13.99 [30% Off]
Mind Labyrinth VR Dreams – $17.49 [30% Off]

I went through and bolded some of the ones I personally recommend trying out, but at these prices you’d be hard-pressed to pick one that isn’t worth your money. May is coming up fast which means big titles like Blood & Truth are just mere weeks away.

Let us know what you think of the sale down in the comments below!

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VR Game Releases For April 2019

VR Game Releases For April 2019

Every month we aim to round up each and every VR game release for you in one single place — this is April’s list. Check the bolded entries for ones we feel are particularly worth your time.

If you’re a VR game developer planning to release a game soon — let us know! You can get in touch with me directly by emailing david@uploadvr.com or hit all of the editorial team by emailing tips@uploadvr.com. Please contact us about your upcoming releases so that we can know what you’re working on and include you in release lists!

Unless otherwise stated, all PC VR releases are the Steam versions.

Rift, Vive, and Windows VR Game Releases For April 2019

Real AI’s Humanity Academy (Free) – April 1st – Vive
Blade & Sorcery ($19.99) – April 1st – Rift via Oculus Home [Impressions]
Paper Fire Rookie Arcade ($6.99) – April 1st – Rift, Vive
DeadlandVR ($9.99) – April 2nd – Rift, Vive
ESKO (Free) – April 2nd – Rift, Vive
Skyworld: Kingdom Brawl ($9.99) – April 2nd – Rift, Vive, Windows VR
Bow to Blood: Last Captain Standing ($19.99) – April 2nd – Rift, Vive [PSVR Review]
Beat Miner ($4.99) – April 3rd – Rift, Vive, Windows VR
The Armclaw Experiment ($4.99) – April 3rd – Rift, Vive
Mad Gun Range VR Simulator ($9.99) – April 4th – Rift
The Woods: VR Escape the Room ($4.99) – April 4th – Rift, Vive
Curious Cases ($6.99) – April 4th – Rift, Vive
Table Games VR ($9.99) – April 4th – Vive
Beat Blaster ($19.99) – April 4th – Rift via Oculus Home
Hit&Run VR Baseball ($5.99) – April 4th – Vive
Premium Bowling ($19.99) – April 4th – Rift via Oculus Home
Moonstone Crossroads ($9.99) – April 5th – Rift, Vive, Windows VR
Boundary VR ($7.99) – April 5th – Vive
Virtual Arctic Expedition ($5.99) – April 6th – Rift, Vive, Windows VR
Virtual Skydiving ($4.99) – April 8th – Rift, Vive, Windows VR
The Spy Who Shrunk Me VR (Free, Base Game Required) – April 9th – Rift, Vive, Windows VR
Twisty Puzzle Simulator ($9.99) – April 9th – Rift, Vive
Dissection Simulator: Frog Edition ($11.99) – Rift, Vive
Vacation Simulator ($29.99) – April 9th – Rift, Vive, Windows VR [Read Our Review]
Drone Striker ($9.99) – April 9th – Rift, Vive
Time Warrior Z VR ($9.99) – April 10th – Vive
VRLife (Free) – April 10th – Rift, Vive
Tomb Slayer ($9.99) – April 10th – Rift via Oculus Home
JetX VR ($14.99) – April 11th – Rift, Vive, Windows VR
First Person Tennis ($24.99) – April 11th – Rift, Vive, Windows VR
Stardust VR ($8.99) – April 11th – Rift, Vive, Windows VR
F18 Carrier Landing ($4.99) – April 11th – Rift
Twinkle Star ($0.99) – April 14th – Vive
Roach Killer ($5.99) – April 15th – Vive
Office Escape ($3.99) – April 15th – Vive
Millionaire Dancer ($9.99) – April 16th – Rift, Vive, Windows VR
Adventure Climb VR (Free) – April 16th – Rift, Vive
Gearus ($4.99) – April 16th – Rift via Oculus Home
Blanket Heavy With Nightmares (Free) – April 15th – Rift, Vive
Time Travel VR ($10.99) – April 18th – Vive
Dances With Butterflies VR (Free) – April 18th – Rift, Vive
Toran (Free) – April 18th – Rift,  Vive
PowerBeatsVR ($19.99) – April 18th – Rift,  Vive, Windows VR
Don’t Look Down ($24.99) – April 18th – Rift, Vive, Windows VR
Earthshakers (Free) – April 22nd – Vive
Icarus – Prima Regula ($4.99) – Vive
Gadgeteer ($TBD) – April 23rd – Vive

Mobile VR Game Releases For April 2019

The Stars Between Us ($6.99) – April 2nd – Go
V-Speed ($3.99) – April 4th – Go, Gear VR
Sky Fighter Survive ($4.99) – April 5th – Go, Gear VR
Anceder Go (Free) – April 10th – Go, Gear VR
MechZ ($3.99) – April 10th – Go, Gear VR
Speed Racer ($2.99) – April 10th – Go
Space Kidnappers ($4.99) – April 10th – Go, Gear VR
A Five-Day Tour in the Morgue ($2.99) – April 10th – Go
Dark Legend ($2.99) – April 11th – Go, Gear VR
Stardust VR ($4.99) – April 11th – Go, Gear VR
Reflekt VR (Free) – April 11th – Go, Gear VR
Shennong: Taste of Illusion ($2.99) – April 11th – Go
Fancy Skiing ($4.99) – April 11th – Go
Insect Revolution ($4.99) – April 17th – Go
Commando ($4.99) – April 17th – Go, Gear VR
Thunder (Free) – April 17th – Go

PSVR Game Releases For April 2019

Beat Blaster ($19.99) – April 5th
Falcon Age ($19.99) – April 9th [Our Review]
QuiVr ($24.99) – April 16th
Table of Tales: The Crooked Crown ($19.99) – April 16th
Immortal Legacy: The Jade Cipher ($19.99) – April 16th
Ghost Giant ($24.99) – April 16th [Our Review]
Jupiter & Mars ($24.99) – April 22nd

As a point of emphasis: reach out to david@uploadvr.com or tips@uploadvr.com to let us know about your upcoming VR game releases!

Editor’s Note: This list will be continuously updated.

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The Biggest VR Releases Of The Week 10/28/18

The Biggest VR Releases Of The Week 10/28/18

Last week we had a massive new VR shooter hit Early Access in the form of War Dust, putting 64 players on the same map in two teams of 32 each. This week, there’s nothing quite that ambitious. Instead, we’ve got a free edition of one of VR’s most visually striking shooters, an Oculus Go port of Daydream’s best game, a PSVR tourism app, and a mesmerizing VR short about an ancient healer.

These are your biggest VR releases for the week of October 28th, 2018. For all of October’s VR releases check out this massive list and look forward to November VR releases here.

Seeking Dawn: Free to Play Edition, from Multiverse
Price: Free, Platforms: Rift, Vive, Windows VR

Seeking Dawn is a gorgeous VR game, but its gameplay never quite does enough to back up the extreme visual fidelity. We had plenty of issues with the game when it first launched earlier this year, but now there’s a new free version, complete with multiplayer support, that’s basically a wave-based survival mode. And it’s Halloween themed because why not!

Read our full review of the paid game here.

The Bond, from Axis Studios
Price: Free, Platforms: Rift, Vive

The Bond is a visually stunning, free, VR short about an ancient healer and her connection with all living things – good or evil. Far away, in an alien forest, a TiaMuati and her faithful beast seek out a sacred glade. Here she can connect with the web of life – and see the world through other’s eyes. But there’s an imbalance – a dark presence. As the forest’s guardian she must confront it… and you’re coming with her.

Legends of Catalonia, from The Greyskull Company
Price: Free, Platforms: PSVR

VR tourism hasn’t really hit its stride yet and it’s typically rare on PSVR, but this app is really, really impressive. You can visit famous locales around Barcelona like never before in this world. From the Store page: “Enter an epic adventure, traveler. Catalonia awaits you and you must help the knight Sant Jordi to recover the secrets of his lost diary. Join an adventure in the hands of illustrious travel companions and overcome the challenges that await you in a world of dreams, legends and fantasy.”

Eclipse: Edge of Light, from White Elk
Price: $9.99, Platforms: Oculus Go, Samsung Gear VR, Daydream

Review Synopsis:

If you hadn’t guessed by now I was really rather fond of Eclipse. I even see it as a sort of spiritual successor to Ustwo Games’ excellent Land’s End on Gear VR, only more ambitious. White Elk took a lot of risks with the game’s design that pay off in spades, from the smart use of Daydream’s controller to giving players full control over their movement. The result is a memorable sci-fi adventure that kept me fully engaged from start to finish, and left me feeling like I’d really explored an alien world. This isn’t just the best game on Daydream, but one of the best mobile VR games full stop.

Read our full review of the original Daydream version here.

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PSVR Gets Massive Two-Year Anniversary Sale On Over 170 Titles

PSVR Gets Massive Two-Year Anniversary Sale On Over 170 Titles

Today Sony launched PSVR’s “Happy Birthday Sale” to commemorate its upcoming two-year anniversary on October 13th. The massive sale is running from now until October 23rd. There have been lots of PSN Sales for PSVR titles over the years, but few have been anywhere near as massive as this one.

With over 170 titles discounted, some up to even 80% off normal prices, I’d be surprised if you don’t find something worth buying. Since that’s far too many titles for us to spend all day individually linking in the text here, we’ve instead rounded up 15 of our favorites. But you should really check out the full sale on the PSN Store as soon as you can.

All sales prices below will be the PS Plus version of each sale price, which is 5% – 10% higher per game. If you don’t have PS Plus, now would be a good time to get and it’ll pay for itself in extra savings alone.

Firewall Zero Hour 20% Off ($31.99)

Read Our Review

Superhot VR 40% Off ($14.99)

Read Our Review

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR 40% Off ($35.99)

Read Our Review

Resident Evil 7 Gold Edition 40% Off ($29.99)

Read Our Review

DOOM VFR 40% Off ($17.99)

Read Our Review

PlayStation VR Worlds 70% Off ($4.49)

Read Our Review

Apex Construct 50% Off ($14.99)

Read Our Review

Sprint Vector 50% Off ($14.99)

Read Our Review

WipEout Omega Collection 40% Off ($11.99)

Read Our Review

Thumper 75% Off ($4.99)

Read Our Review

Star Trek: Bridge Crew 50% Off ($19.99)

Read Our Review (and Next Generation DLC Review)

Arizona Sunshine 60% Off ($15.99)

Read Our Review (and Dead Man DLC Review)

Farpoint 35% Off ($12.99)

Read Our Review

DriveClub VR 75% Off ($3.74)

Read Our Review

Raw Data 60% Off ($15.99)

Read Our Review

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PSN Mid-Year Sale Includes Deep Discounts On Over 50 PSVR Titles Like Skyrim, WipEout, And More

PSN Mid-Year Sale Includes Deep Discounts On Over 50 PSVR Titles Like Skyrim, WipEout, And More

The mid-year sale is underway on PSN and includes massive discounts of up to and over 60% on over 50 different PSVR titles, including Skyrim, Driveclub, and Arizona Sunshine. Massive store-wide sales like this don’t happen very often for PSVR (certainly not as much as Steam or Oculus Home) so if there are any that you’ve been holding out on then now is the time — they likely won’t be this cheap again for quite a while.

We’ve got the full list of all 55 titles included below, as well as the current price with the mid-year discount. If you’re a PlayStation Plus subscriber then you get an additional 10% off the current sale price. That’s a lot of savings!

All titles are listed alphabetically and we’ve bolded particularly good games or deals with high value:

Mid-Year Sales For PSVR Games

Ace Banana 60% Off, $5.99

Apex Construct 35% Off, $19.49 (Our Review)

Archangel 50% Off, $14.99 (Our Review)

Arizona Sunshine 50% Off, $19.99 (Our Review)

Bloody Zombies 50% Off, $7.49 (Our Review)

Bound 60% Off, $7.99 (Our Review)

Bravo Team 15% Off, $33.99 (Our Review)

CastleStorm VR Edition 60% Off, $5.99 (Our Review)

Catlateral Damage 60% Off, $3.99

Cold Iron 40% Off, $8.39

CubeWorks 60% Off, $3.99

Digital Domain’s Monkey King 30% Off, $3.49 (Our Review)

DOOM VFR 40% Off, $17.99 (Our Review)

Dreamworks Voltron VR Chronicles 30% Off, $6.99 (Our Review)

DriveClub VR 60% Off, $5.99 (Our Review)

DYING: Reborn 60% Off, $3.99 or $9.99 for Ultimate Bundle (Our Review)

End Space 50% Off, $9.99 (Our Review)

EVE: Valkyrie – Warzone 50% Off, $14.99 (Our Review of the Original Game)

Farpoint 15% Off, $16.99 (Our Review)

Gunjack 50% Off, $2.49

Here They Lie 60% Off, $7.99 (Our Review)

Honor and Duty: Arcade Edition 60% Off, $2.79

Hustle Kings VR 60% Off, $7.99

Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes40% Off, $8.99

PSVR Worlds 55% Off, $6.74 (Our Review)

Rez Infinite 30% Off, $20.99 (Our Review)

Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality 30% Off, $20.99 (Our Review)

RIGS Mechanized Combat League 60% Off, $7.99 (Our Review)

Shooty Fruity 30% Off, $13.99 (Our Review)

Sneaky Bears 50% Off, $7.49

Space Rift – Episode 1 60% Off, $7.99

Sparc 50% Off, $9.99 (Our Review)

Sprint Vector 30% Off, $20.99 (Our Review)

StarBlood Arena 60% Off, $5.99 (Our Review)

Statik 50% Off, $9.99 (Our Review)

Stifled 30% Off, $13.99 (Our Review)

Super Stardust Ultra VR 60% Off, $7.99 (Our Thoughts)

The Assembly 55% Off, $13.49 (Our Review)

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR 40% Off, $35.99 (Our Review)

The Inpatient 15% Off, $16.99 (Our Review)

The Invisible Hours 33% Off, $20.09 (Our Review)

The Solus Project 50% Off, $9.99

Time Carnage 30% Off, $13.99

Time Machine VR 40% Off, $17.99

Tumble VR 60% Off, $3.99 (Our Review)

Until Dawn: Rush of Blood 25% Off, $11.24 (Our Review)

VR Ping Pong 60% Off, $5.99

Weeping Doll 60% Off, $3.99 (Our Review)

WipEout Omega Collection 25% Off, $14.99 (Our Review)

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WipEout VR And Other PSVR Exclusives Get Permanent Price Drop

WipEout VR And Other PSVR Exclusives Get Permanent Price Drop

After Sony slashed the price of the PSVR by a whole $100, they’ve now gone ahead and permanently dropped the price of some of the platform’s very best games, including WipEout Omege Collection, Driveclub VR, PSVR Worlds, and several others.

All of these and other signs seem to be pointing towards a major update for PSVR’s ecosystem could be coming soon. While the PS5 may be a ways away, that doesn’t mean a PSVR 2.0 or at least an updated set of controllers and tracking system couldn’t serve as an interim upgrade.

Here’s the full list of permanent price drops:

Now is as good of a time as any to grab any of these that you haven’t yet. Worth noting however is that Rigs, despite being a great game that we immensely enjoyed at launch, relies heavily on its multiplayer features and the creators of the game have been closed down so don’t expect much support. StarBlood Arena however, a much newer multiplayer-focused shooter, should see a decent influx of players with its new, low price. The same goes for Driveclub VR and WipEout.

Let us know what you think of this news down in the comments below!

h/t: Shacknews and Road To VR

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The Biggest PSVR Releases Of The Week 04/08/18

The Biggest PSVR Releases Of The Week 04/08/18

 

Still playing WipEout VR? Yeah, good call, but if you don’t have a Rift or Vive then there’s one big release you probably have been missing out on until now that could pull you away and it features a mad scientist + his grandson going on crazy adventures.

If you missed last week’s releases, you can see those here. UploadVR also launched the ‘UploadVR PSVR Community’ on PlayStation 4! Join up, find other gamers to play with, and engage in discussions with them. Also, don’t forget to check out our list of the 9 Best PlayStation VR Games if you need any extra inspiration.

Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality, from Owlchemy Labs

Price: $29.99

The creators of Job Simulator expanded on that game’s core premise to deliver a hilarious adventure across multiple dimensions in this Rick and Morty VR extravaganza. Not to mention a spoof of Roy: A Life Well-Lived that’s sure to earn its fair share of replays. Definitely recommended for fans of Job Simulator or fans of the cartoon.

Read our full review and making of feature for more details.

Operation Warcade, from Ivanovich Games

Price: $19.99

Operation Warcade is like an arcade cabinet wave shooter transported into VR. The mechanics are fine, it plays well, and it captures the right tone, but it’s just not that inventive or fun to play in the grand scheme of things. Maybe worth it on a steep sale.

Time Carnage, from Wales Interactive

Price: $19.99

Time Carnage is another uninspired wave shooter that does nothing to move the genre forward or offer up a creative spin on existing tropes. You point, you shoot, you rinse, and you repeat. We’d recommend passing on this one.

Read our full review.

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The Biggest PSVR Releases Of The Week 04/01/18

The Biggest PSVR Releases Of The Week 04/01/18

If, like us, you’re still playing Wipeout VR, then you might not be too interested in this week’s releases. That said, there are a few that you should definitely give a look.

If you missed last week’s releases, you can see those here. UploadVR also launched the ‘UploadVR PSVR Community’ on PlayStation 4! Join up, find other gamers to play with, and engage in discussions with them. Also, don’t forget to check out our list of the 9 Best PlayStation VR Games if you need any extra inspiration.

Island Time, from Flight School Studios
Price: $15.99 (Rift, Vive)

Island Time is a charming little survival game in which you find yourself on a stranded patch of land trying to eat enough food to stay alive. You combine items to make tools that make it easier to catch fish and steal coconuts. It’s a pretty intriguing concept, though the game is sadly a little short on content.

Our full review.

Crisis on the Planet of the Apes VR, from FoxNext
Price: $14.99 (Rift, Vive)

Everyone’s favorite monkeys get their own VR game, tying into the recent film trilogy. Crisis is a short experience in which you play as one of the intelligent apes, captured and being tested on in a human facility. It’s your task to escape, which will involve clambering up pipes and gunning down enemies. It’s a little short and repetitive, but a fair amount of fun.

Our full review.

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The Biggest PSVR Releases Of The Week 03/25/18

The Biggest PSVR Releases Of The Week 03/25/18

 

This week doesn’t have a ton of new releases, but that’s okay. You know why? Because perhaps the very best VR racing game thus far just got released and it’s an exclusive. Every PSVR owner needs to experience this one.

If you missed last week’s releases, you can see those here. UploadVR also launched the ‘UploadVR PSVR Community’ on PlayStation 4! Join up, find other gamers to play with, and engage in discussions with them. Also, don’t forget to check out our list of the 9 Best PlayStation VR Games if you need any extra inspiration.

WipEout Omega Collection VR, from Sony Interactive Entertainment

Price: $39.99 (VR Support is a free update)

I shouldn’t have to sell you on this. It’s WipEout, the legendary sci-fi racing series from Sony, but in VR. Since it’s the WipEout Omega Collection has a ton of tracks, lots of ships, and plenty of content. Online multiplayer. Cross-play between VR and non-VR. If you have a PSVR then you should be playing this game.

Read our full review for more.

Preta: Vendetta Rising, from Illion Corp.

Price: $19.99

Preta: Vendetta Rising is a third-person VR “MMO” in which you control fantasy characters and lead them against an army of bad guys. VR support doesn’t add much to this type of game, but it’s at least a unique experience for PSVR. It’s a port of a PC VR title from last year.

Khalid Young Dumb & Broke VR, from Sony Music Entertainment

Price: Free

This VR experience puts viewers in the center of an immersive representation of one of Khalid’s iconic tracks. Through it all you’ll explore “cityscapes, the far reaches of the cosmos and high school football fields” like never before. It’s free, but only recommended for existing fans.

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