hahah, they are so 3D that you when you look at them, you can wear an eyepatch on one of your eyes and still don't lose depth vision.
Forza Motorsport 6 [XO]
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Same here, the weather worries me. I wouldn't get another Forza without weather effects, but Forza has always had an uncompromised 60 fps framerate. I think there are no series in the market with such a solid framerate over four iterations, and its solidness and stability put Forza ahead of everything else competition wise, imho, as a high quality franchise. You knew it would never fail, and if you look at Forza 4 compared to the previous ones, it also managed to improve all the time.
New EG article:
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2...ng-the-features-the-fans-have-been-asking-for
New commemorative controllers to celebrate historic victories of Ford GT at Le Mans.
http://news.xbox.com/2015/06/games-...celebrate-fords-historic-victories-at-le-mans
“1965”Bob Bondurant and Dan Gurney became the first ever Americans to win at Le Mans in the GT class, finishing fourth overall, driving the brand-new Shelby Daytona Coupe powered by the Ford 289 cu 4.7L V8.
“1966”The legendary Ford GT40 became the first car built by an American manufacturer to win at Le Mans, placing first, second and third overall. The black and gold #2 Ford GT piloted by Bruce McLaren and Chris Amon finished just 8 meters ahead of the second-place car in the closest finish in Le Mans history.
“1967”Ford defended its Le Mans title in 1967 in the “race of the century.” A record 300,000 spectators witnessed drivers Dan Gurney and AJ Foyt break thru the 5,000 km mark for the first time.
http://news.xbox.com/2015/06/games-...celebrate-fords-historic-victories-at-le-mans
“1965”Bob Bondurant and Dan Gurney became the first ever Americans to win at Le Mans in the GT class, finishing fourth overall, driving the brand-new Shelby Daytona Coupe powered by the Ford 289 cu 4.7L V8.
“1966”The legendary Ford GT40 became the first car built by an American manufacturer to win at Le Mans, placing first, second and third overall. The black and gold #2 Ford GT piloted by Bruce McLaren and Chris Amon finished just 8 meters ahead of the second-place car in the closest finish in Le Mans history.
“1967”Ford defended its Le Mans title in 1967 in the “race of the century.” A record 300,000 spectators witnessed drivers Dan Gurney and AJ Foyt break thru the 5,000 km mark for the first time.
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Well, 24 cars.
I hope so, FM5 was kind of rushed, light on content and not all that "next gen". They should release Forza games less often and let T10 grow the franchise on their own schedule instead of making it a 2-year cycle.
Indeed. They should be on a 3 year cycle or something. I don't want to suffer from Forza exhaustion and I'd rather have only 1 more forza title before this generation ends for XBO.
Graphically, T10 suffered mainly because Xbox was not ready at launch. The SDK was running core DX11 with some esram calls. Now they should be running low level API plus async compute and all features running. Better tools and better visibility into what's happening with esram.
I doubt they had much time to create content with all the troubles they were having from a technical perspective.
Limited time with the final hardware etc (March 2013 finalized kits went out, delivery in Oct 20, certification takes at least 14 days...) list goes on.
Launch is never easy, for anyone, so I do expect for them to really turn it up this time as their second attempt. I don't want to make this post sound like I am making excuses for T10 - f5 was great for what it was. I still enjoy it. But if I am to buy f6 it should be a huge improvement over 5.
fixed. You are a book of English grammar.You are right about that, I think. Still Turn10 is one of the best 1st party studios Microsoft do have.
I mean, their games re the most solid, the never "fail". Even Forza 5 while rushed - @iroboto defined it well -, was technically impeccable like its predecessors in some regards.
Forza is a series that makes me feel like they launch the games so quickly between iterations and sometimes you feel like it could evolve more, but I always go bac kto them because they usually do a great job, and I've had every game of the series.
When it comes to its sibling though, Forza Horizon, I'd rather change it for another Project Gotham Racing game. Very few games capture the arcade feeling like that one.
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Question is how impressive/unimpressive they might be. But knowing Turn 10 I think the game will never drop below 60 fps, which is rather impressive in itself, because it means that the game could be running internally at 80 fps in some points, or 100 fps, or 70 fps, but it never goes below that.
"Although the game includes night racing and weather effects, there are no transitions. Neither track conditions nor the time of day will change during a race."
https://www.gtplanet.net/forza-6-gameplay-videos-screenshots-pre-order-details-more/
https://www.gtplanet.net/forza-6-gameplay-videos-screenshots-pre-order-details-more/
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Excellent, in-depth write-up over at Ars: http://arstechnica.com/gaming/2015/...tting-dark-and-wet-in-a-world-first-hands-on/
I must say, Forza is increasingly making me want to get an XB1. I have a hard time believing Polyphony Digital are going to be able to match them on the technical aspects of simulation that Turn 10 are doing with GT7, let alone the 1080p/60fps.
I must say, Forza is increasingly making me want to get an XB1. I have a hard time believing Polyphony Digital are going to be able to match them on the technical aspects of simulation that Turn 10 are doing with GT7, let alone the 1080p/60fps.
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Might be you. Everything looks in line with their previous art language to me. The rain drops moving on the windshield is fantastic.
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