The obvious answer is: Stuffiness.
The Forza Motorsport games have, since 2012, suffered something of an image problem.
Forza Motorsport, on the other hand, loves cars for being cars - difficult, argumentative, beautiful.
The message is clear: don’t be scared, there is plenty here for all!
“Welcome to a new era of Motorsport,” he says.
“Welcome to Forza.”
What are these visions?
Of the five iconic cathedrals of speed available in preview, three are fictional and two factual.
Grand Oak Raceway rounds off the imaginary roster, a West Virginian spread of windmills and mists.
It may well be fake circuitry, but it sparks with the jolt of the real.
As for the driving, it’s a cinch.
What could be easier?
Your opponents are governed by forgiving A.I., unless you opt to click them up a few gears.
The array of driving assists can be dampened and shut off.
Hit the auto-upgrade option, in the performance menu, and the game will tune your car for you.
The welcome is here, but will it wear them out?
