December 7th, 2009 | 
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- New game modes such as single-player season mode which puts you through a completely personalized racing calendar includes 200+ different events, including Circuit, Oval, Drag, Drift and Timed Events.
- Something to match every car lover’s dream including more than 400 fully customizable and tunable cars from over 50 of the world¿s leading manufacturers and 100+ international tracks.
- Look and feel of a modern racing game built from the ground up using with the most advanced physics models, artificial intelligence and damage calculations.
- Gameplay assists including auto-braking, gameplay rewind and auto-tuning that cater to how each individual drives and evolves with you over time as your skills increase.
- In-game elements such as Livery Editor, Auction House and Deep Tuning Garage that along with content via Xbox LIVE, allow players to express their car passion through user-generated content.
Product Description
Whether it’s an exotic sports car like the new Audi R8 V10, a classic American muscle car like the Ford GT or a hot Asian import like the Nissan 370Z, everyone has a dream car. Live the most realistic racing experience ever as you take the wheel of more than 400 of the most-beloved cars on over 100 renowned real-world tracks and exotic road courses from around the globe. With breathtaking high-definition graphics and the most advanced vehicle performance modeling … More >>
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Tags: American Muscle Car, Artificial Intelligence, Asian Import, Auction House, Audi R8, Beloved Cars, Car Lover, Content Product, Damage Calculations, Definition Graphics, Ford Gt, Forza, Forza Motorsport, Game Elements, Game Modes, Motorsport, New Audi, Nissan 370z, Realistic Racing, Season Mode, Timed Events, Xbox Live
turn ten has improved everything about this game. the only thing i don’t like are the auctions trying to buy a car and the owner pulls it right before you win because they feel like they did not get enough for it and that’s after you fought somebody for over an hour with 2 minutes remaining. turn ten should have made it so at two hours there wasn’t an extension it is really frustrating and a waist of time. the graphics are the best of ANY GAME. the handling is perfect and the cockpit mode is the best. they improved the painting mode and you can make your own vinals easier. also you can buy other people’s artwork. quick upgrade is awesome except that sometimes it gives you not needed pieces that hinder performance.
Rating: 5 / 5
I have never played Forza 2, but played the original Forza and am a fan of the GT series on PS as well. As with the previous review, the graphics are excellent. OXM stated that they are “high end” PC graphics and would agree. They are not video-like, but are very close. The detail of the road and on the track is great. The fans and background are very good, maybe a slight bit better than the NFS series, but in a grander sense.
The gameplay is top notch. I am not an expert racer and the assists do make the game fun. The rewind feature is nice once you gradually turn off the assists. The game reminds me of the first as you could use this to train you to be a better (or more efficient) driver.
The car and track depth is great. I would liken the interface to the one that Codemasters added to Dirt and the openness of play to Test Drive Unlimited. I would at least pick this up as a rental. Consider as a purchase as well, since it is a deep game. The extra disc does pose a problem to those with a 20GB HD or none at all as it takes up almost 2GB.
Rating: 5 / 5
When a developer makes a newer version of a game ‘more accessible’, that is usually code for ’shafting the hardcore. This is one of those games that was able to make their game more accessible without shafting the hardcore. I love the new Forza. Graphically, it is better than the last couple, but will probably fall short when compared to the upcoming new Gran Tourismo. But, even with that, I think Forza will reign supreme out of the two.
Turn 10 created a real masterpiece here. But even masterpieces have minor flaws. I am not really diggin’ the new marketplace setup. I am also not sure how I feel about the new event calendar? Other than those two gripes, what they achieved with this game, not only graphically, but in the gameplay department is nothing short of BRILLIANT.You have undoubtedly seen the reviews, videos, and advertisements. So, the only question is, if you are a racing fan, why in the hell haven’t you bought this yet? If you own a 360, and you like racing games, this is a necessary must have title for your 360 library. This is one of those titles that gives HUGE value for your money. A game like this you never complete.
Rating: 5 / 5
Like I said above best racing game I’ve ever played. This game is closely followed by Need For Speed Shift. Pick this up the way it looks so far it is a very long game that will keep you playing for hours. Graphics are eye candy. 10/10
Rating: 5 / 5
(NEG)If you like the way a bus handles then you will like this game. Every cars handling is extremly tight. There is no way these customized sports cars would handle this horribly. The collision effects are about the same as Need For Speed Underground and the graphics seem to be a few years old PGR 2 has better graphics. It also has the same problem as Grid on hard the front car is extremly fast until you pass him then you blow them away so you end up racing by yourself why have other cars on the track if you only see them on the first lap. There is no feeling of speed 100 mph feels like 50 and 50 feels like 15. When applying decals to your car you can’t mirror a decal so you can’t directly match one side with the other. You can’t customize the interior and there seems to be only 2 choices of ground effects per car and sometime’s 1 or none.
I have owned every NFS, PGR, and Forza and this one tops the list as biggest dissapointment and worst handling.
Rating: 1 / 5