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Greatest arcade-driving games ever!Forza Horizon 5/Forza Horizon 4With Forza Horizon 5 now out in the wild, it would make sense to cast aside the previous entry into the series Forza Horizon 4, right? Well, not quite. Forza Horizon 5 is an absolutely stunning and well-rounded game, offering a bigger world and a fair bit more in terms of variety and progression systems, but in its current state, FH5 is hard to recommend. At the time of writing, players in FH5 are suffering from disconnects from online multiplayer, crashes, and a myriad of other issues that really detract from the overall experience, which is a shame as it is really bloody good. Give it another month or two, and I'm sure Playground Games will have ironed out all the kinks, and we'll all be tearing up Mexico once more. Until then, Forza Horizon 4 offers the full, uncompromised Forza experience. It still looks gorgeous on both consoles and PC, plus it includes nearly everything you'd get from playing Forza Horizon 5 without the issues. Sure, the North of England/Scotland location might not be as sexy as the sprawling, cactus-filled deserts of Mexico, but it is interesting enough with its ever-changing seasons that transform the world. Both games fall into a sort of a middle ground between arcade racer and sim racer, which is perfect for those looking for the best of both worlds — you get all of the fun of an arcade racer, with cars that can scream over vast jumps and drift around corners at break-neck speeds, and some of the more serious sim stuff, with vehicles that look, feel, and sound like their real-life counterparts, and just enough manual tuning options to keep those interested in that sort of thing happy. The Forza Horizon series is all about making racing fun, and with both FH4 and FH5 included with Xbox Game Pass, they are definitely worth exploring. Just maybe start with FH4 first and come back to FH5 in a month or two. Split/Second: VelocitySplit/Second: Velocity is a masterclass in using a relatively simple mechanic, pressing a button to destroy parts of the track, to create a truly awesome gaming experience. You are driving in an explosive TV show that pits racers in destructive tracks and sees who can cross the line first. As you drift, slipstream, or do pretty much anything else, you will build up a

Racing great arrives on PlayStation at lastForza Horizon 5 is coming to the PS5. The open world arcade racer is among the highest rated Xbox console exclusives and is one of Microsoft’s “big three” franchises, alongside Halo and Gears of War. (Both of which are rumoured to release on PlayStation in the future.)The game is being ported by well-regarded studio Panic Button, with oversight from series creators Turn 10 and original developer Playground Games. Additionally, it’ll feature cross-play with all existing versions of the title, and all DLC packs will be available day one.Subscribe to Push Square on YouTube154kWatch on YouTube This is undoubtedly going to be a colossal release on PS5, as while Gran Turismo 7 has comfortably dominated the console sim racing space, there’s been a real dearth of high-quality arcade racers on PlayStation for quite some time. DriveClub was arguably the last true classic, and that’s over a decade old at this stage.When you consider the popularity of both PlayStation and racing games in Europe, we expect this to sell many millions of copies. The question is: will you be among those purchasing the title day one – or later down the line?We still need information on a few minor details, like whether there’ll be a physical release, if it’ll support the DualSense controller, and how much it’ll cost day one. But you can wishlist the release on the PS Store right now.So, will you be adding this Xbox Game Studios classic to your PS5 collection? Let us know in the comments section below.Are you buying Forza Horizon 5 on PS5? (4,206 votes)Yes, I'll be buying it at launch36%Maybe, but I might wait for a sale37%No, I've played the game on Xbox14%I'm not really interested in Forza14%[source News: Forza Horizon 5 Confirmed for PS5, Out This Spring]As

(**) with the TS-XW RACER (only)– OVERSPASS (*)– PROJECT CARS™ (**)– PROJECT CARS™ 2 (**)– PROJECT CARS™ 3 (**)– SEBASTIAN LOEB RALLY EVO (**)– SNOWRUNNER (**)– SRX: The Game (**)– THE CREW™ (**)– THE CREW™ 2 (**)– TONY STEWART’S ALL-AMERICAN RACING (**)– TRUCK DRIVER (*)– V-RALLY 4 (**)– WRC 5 (*)– WRC 6 (*)– WRC 7 (*)– WRC 8 (**)– WRC 9 (**)– WRECKFEST (**)(*) EN – Compatible only in “SEQUENTIAL (+/-)” mode with the Thrustmaster TS-XW RACER, TX Racing Wheel & TMX Force Feedback = shifter connected to the wheel’s DIN connector.(**) EN – Compatible in “SEQUENTIAL (+/-)” and in “H (7+1)” mode with the Thrustmaster TS-XW RACER,TX Racing Wheel & TMX Force Feedback = shifter connected to the wheel’s DIN connector. The TH8A gearbox is compatible with the following Xbox Series X|S games :– DiRT® 5 (**)– F1® 2021 (*)– FORZA HORIZON™ 4 (**)– MONSTER TRUCK CHAMPIONSHIP (**)– WRC 9 (**)(*) Compatible only in “SEQUENTIAL (+/-)” mode with the Thrustmaster TS-XW RACER, TX Racing Wheel & TMX Force Feedback = shifter connected to the wheel’s DIN connector.(**) Compatible in “SEQUENTIAL (+/-)” and in “H (7+1)” mode with the Thrustmaster TS-XW RACER,TX Racing Wheel & TMX Force Feedback = shifter connected to the wheel’s DIN connector.

From water pooling in puddles on gravel roads, to the exquisite textures of the cars' interior trim, to the way trees filter sunlight when springtime hits. You'll delight in the way competitors block the projection from your headlights during night races, and become entranced by the flares that mark checkpoints reflecting off all that sheet metal.Forza Horizon 4 is locked at 30 frames-per-second on the standard Xbox One, but playable in two modes on Xbox One X. There's a "Quality" 30 FPS setting that outputs in native 4K, and a "Performance" 60 fps option that scrubs some of the finer details for a faster frame rate. The game is playable on PC as well, via Xbox Play Anywhere. For this review, I used an Asus ROG Zephyrus laptop to experience the game on Ultra settings.Additionally, it's important to note that Horizon 4 is included in Xbox Game Pass at launch, which is a huge boon for subscribers of the $10-per-month service.Forza Horizon 4 review: VerdictIt wasn't long ago that Forza Horizon was the odd spin-off to Microsoft's golden racing franchise that seemingly came out of nowhere. Six years later, it's practically carrying the torch of the arcade racing genre single-handedly.That's not to say there aren't alternatives out there, but regarding quality and quantity of content, the only racer that approaches Forza Horizon 4 is, well, Forza Horizon 3. This is the next "default" racing game — the title anyone who has a passing interest in going fast should purchase, and