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Forza 4
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Christopher
ClioSport Club Member
Z4M
It's playable providing you use a decent wheel with GT5.
On every other count though, it's a huge letdown.
On every other count though, it's a huge letdown.
Christopher
ClioSport Club Member
Z4M
You fancy some Forza later mate?
I should be home around 9 ish if you're about.
I should be home around 9 ish if you're about.
Christopher
ClioSport Club Member
Z4M
Nando's.
B*stard.
B*stard.
Latest pre E3 info.
Gear up for the highly anticipated launch of “Forza Motorsport 4” by pre-ordering today
This fall, the highest rated racing franchise of this generation returns with “Forza Motorsport 4”, the biggest racing game of the year. Starting today, fans can pre-order the game at U.S. retailers for $59.99 (US ERP). For even more incentive to pre-order, Turn 10 Studios confirmed today that fans who pre-order “Forza Motorsport 4” at participating U.S. retailers will receive a token to unlock one of the following five cars, while supplies last:
This same list of cars is available in other regions worldwide and more information for those regions is coming soon.
- Available at Amazon.com- Subaru Impreza WRX STI: The Subaru Impreza WRX STI is the highest standard-edition trim in the Subaru compact car line. The STI is recognized as a speed demon on race tracks, winning first place at Super GT in 2008.
- Available at Best Buy- BMW 1 Series M Coupe: Reaching top speeds of 250 km/h, the 1 Series M Coupe is the high-performance version of the famed BMW 1 Series Coupe.
- Available at GameStop- Alfa Romeo Giulietta Quadrifoglio Verde: The creation of Italian automaker Alfa Romeo and first introduced at the March 2010 Geneva Motor Show, the Giulietta contains an exclusive Quadrifoglio Verde configuration with a 1.7L turbocharged engine that will steer you to victory.
- Available at Wal-Mart- MINI John Cooper Works Clubman: MINI enthusiasts around the world rejoice! The JCW Clubman sports a 1.6-liter four-cylinder MINI engine that has been tuned and turbocharged to include 208 horsepower and 192 pound-feet of torque.
- Available at Target– Honda CR-Z EX: The Honda CR-Z EX is Honda’s sport hybrid with an ultra-modern and sporty look, featuring 16” wheels and tires, low-to-the-ground stance and swooping bodywork. Additionally, its six-speed manual transmission makes it the only hybrid with three pedals.
Rev up for the Limited Collector’s Edition
For “Forza” fans who crave the VIP treatment, a Limited Collector’s Edition will also be available. Stay tuned for more details on the exclusive content the Limited Collector’s Edition will offer.
Be one of the first to purchase “Forza Motorsport 4” and receive the “Ship Bonus” car pack
A limited quantity of “Forza Motorsport 4” games at retail will include an exclusive in-game car pack available at launch that boasts five incredible cars for fans to race, tune, paint and share. This car pack, limited to the first production run of “Forza Motorsport 4” game discs, will include:
- Ford Mustang GT Coupe 1965: Take to the road in this classic American stallion, one of Ford’s most successful launch cars behind the Model A.
- Koenigsegg Agera 2011: “The Agera–from the Swedish verb “to act”–celebrates 15 years of Koenigsegg’s uncompromising philosophy of making dream cars.”
- Lexus SC300 1997: A classic personal luxury coupé, the SC300 combines a powerful racer with a 225hp I6-powered engine.
- RUF RGT-8 2011: The spectacular RGT-8 is powered by a 4.5-liter V8 engine that has been fine tuned to deliver unmatchable sports car power and curb appeal.
- Tesla Roadster Sport 2011: For luxury car fans, the Roadster Sport is electric heaven. Get behind the wheel of this electric two-seater and go zero to 60 mph in 3.7 seconds with a peak rating of 288 horsepower.
Prepare to hit the road in a Ferrari 458 Italia, the “Forza Motorsport 4” cover car Today Turn 10 Studios is also revealing that the cover car for the standard edition of “Forza Motorsport 4” is the Ferrari 458 Italia. The Ferrari 458 Italia is an 8-cylinder two-seater berlinetta with a mid-rear mounted engine, and represents a genuine break with the past in terms of Maranello’s previous high-performance sports cars. The Turn 10 team has worked closely with Ferrari to include every intricate detail of the Ferrari 458 Italia in the game, from its sleek aerodynamic design to its exquisitely modeled 4499 cc V8 engine, offering players the most realistic driving experience off the track.
“The Ferrari 458 Italia was a perfect fit for the ‘Forza Motorsport 4’ hero car. It has the ideal blend of style, creative flair, cutting-edge technology and power that makes it just as gorgeous to look at as it is thrilling to take to the track,” said Dan Greenawalt, creative director of Turn 10 Studios. “We’ve worked closely with our partners at Ferrari to bring this amazing car to life in your living room.”
Get a head start on the competition with “Profile Import”
For those who have invested tireless hours in “Forza Motorsport 3”, Turn 10 Studios is pleased to announce a unique “Forza Motorsport 4” feature called Profile Import, which rewards fans for their time. Based on your player level and the cars in your garage in “Forza Motorsport 3”, gift cars will be automatically added to your “Forza Motorsport 4” garage and you’ll also receive bonus gifts and credits. And for those who spent hours creating intricate layers and liveries in the “Forza Motorsport 3” Livery Editor, you will be able to import those layers, so your time isn’t lost!
Fiesta ST-2
Awesome.
E90 M3
Tbh, they could make exactly the same game with more tracks (Spa!) and cars and happily buy it. I couldn't give a feck about kinect, either.
Christopher
ClioSport Club Member
Z4M
I'm tenting already.
Unlike GT5, you know this is going to play amazingly too.
I really want Spa to make it in this time, as well as sorting out the offset issues some cars have.
Unlike GT5, you know this is going to play amazingly too.
I really want Spa to make it in this time, as well as sorting out the offset issues some cars have.
Same! If this is coming out soon i'll have to keep the xbox!
Christopher
ClioSport Club Member
Z4M
It's due an October release, so we should see a demo in September, if it's like last time with Forza 3.
Worth keeping it then! Like you said I loved Forza 3 when it came out however now i've got GT5 with a logitek steering wheel i've pretty much dumped the xbox!
Christopher
ClioSport Club Member
Z4M
Aside from the really weird pendulum effect, GT5's great with a wheel. It's shocking with a pad though, and the sound's duff.
Don't even get me started on the 'Standard' cars from GT4. lol.
Don't even get me started on the 'Standard' cars from GT4. lol.
E90 M3
I really want Spa to make it in this time, as well as sorting out the offset issues some cars have.
Knows mate. Spa would be immence. I'd also love some older hot-hatches, but can't see it happening.
The GF goes back to uni September, ideal replacement tbh.
Pendulum effect?
Lol about the sounds and standard cars, something that Forza will no doubt always be better at!
The one thing I do like about GT5 is that the CPU messes up, something that Forza doesnt seem to do in my experience. Its always very uniform, so if Forza could incorporate that it would be an epic game!
Turbo'd MX-5 MK4
You've played Forza 3 right? Because I'm sure it does it, although it doesn't do it very well.
Christopher
ClioSport Club Member
Z4M
LOL. Yup. Every car on GT5 sounds like an electric lawnmower.
I'll agree with you about the AI. I've seen the AI make mistakes on Forza, but not often.
Definitely an area to improve. Mind you, I only play it with regulars on here nowadays anyway, and all of us are pretty pro now.
LOL. Yup. Every car on GT5 sounds like an electric lawnmower.
I'll agree with you about the AI. I've seen the AI make mistakes on Forza, but not often.
Definitely an area to improve. Mind you, I only play it with regulars on here nowadays anyway, and all of us are pretty pro now.
I've played with a couple of people on here before but doubt i'd be that good!
Homo spec mazda
The point to point they had in earlier games
pops and bangs with flames more prominent
some pretty important tracks missing
Weather effects
different times of day.
Add all that and id be happy
Few pics of the above cars.
This, BF3 and MW3 are going to make me a very happy man this year.
Christopher
ClioSport Club Member
Z4M
+1
The point to point they had in earlier games
pops and bangs with flames more prominent
some pretty important tracks missing
Weather effects
different times of day.
Add all that and id be happy
Point to point is in Forza 3 kaido and nurburgring have it. Granted the Tokyo environment and a couple of others from forza 1 are missing though.
Forza AI does make mistakes but it's more pressure related, if you've been all over the back of them for a few turns or laps it presses them to make them. People running AWD missle cars that charge past all the pack before a lap is out due to massively over classed car for the event obviously won't see that.
The AI messes up more on F3 on the lower difficulty too...I've dropped it down to easy simply to finish the game (only need the last achievement, gold in every event) and there is always at least one car that ends up in the gravel per race.
To add to the list of wants:
improved damage - to the point of the car coming to a complete stop, eg hammering round a track in first gear actually having an effect on the engine etc, maybe even wheels coming off, a bit more like GRiD would be good (I know GRiD was more of an arcade racer but the damage was awesome!)
To add to the list of wants:
improved damage - to the point of the car coming to a complete stop, eg hammering round a track in first gear actually having an effect on the engine etc, maybe even wheels coming off, a bit more like GRiD would be good (I know GRiD was more of an arcade racer but the damage was awesome!)
Christopher
ClioSport Club Member
Z4M
The damage is already pretty decent IMO. Look at GT5 for an example of how not to do it. lol
Wheels coming off would be funny, as would bonnets, boots etc. But not essential.
Wheels coming off would be funny, as would bonnets, boots etc. But not essential.
This!
Christopher
ClioSport Club Member
Z4M
Wow.
