The Xbox One thread

We've already talked about Project Cars quite a bit in another thread

It's a completely different type of game from Horizon 2, which is an open world arcade racer, whereas Project Cars is a racing simulator.

Just set my Xbox up, loving it already. Gimme yo gamertags bitches.

Can't wait for Horizon 2, really enjoyed the first one. Completed it 3 times, including the Rally, collected everything you could too

Have any of you chaps pre-orderd horizon through tesco or amazon?

All you cunts with your stupid xbox'z.

Get a PS4 and play against me. I'm lonely.

Oh I'm awfully sorry

Yeah I thought Horizon 2 would of been like forza 5 but with it not being a track to track race!

All you cunts with your stupid xbox'z.

Get a PS4 and play against me. I'm lonely.

You're just saying that to make me feel better.

You're just saying that to make me feel better.

Just set my Xbox up, loving it already. Gimme yo gamertags bitches.

Anyone else still play Ghosts?

Think they've done well with the graphics and detail, just the gameplay is very 'samey' to the other Forza' that aren't race track based. I like the races going across countryland and races against the red arrows etc. Just not sure its going to be on my purchase list yet.

Forza Horizon 2 will feature expansive endgame content, according by comments made by creative director Ralph Fulton, including an all new option introduced after the credits roll that lets the player decide where to take the race to next.

In fact, the feature list is so expansive, Fulton says, that once you "complete the game" around 12-15 hours in, you'll have only seen around 15-18 per cent of the game.

"We've actually just got a lot more in Horizon 2 than there was in Horizon 1 in terms of content and features," Fulton told VideoGamer.com earlier this month. "We're introducing stuff for hours, basically. But after about 90 minutes we're happy to let you off the leash. A funny thing happens in this game which didn't happen in the original, and I think it's just due to scale and the amount of stuff that's in here. After being led along quite deliberately for 90 minutes, there's a point where we go what happens next is up to you. For me the game comes alive at that point."

He continued: "In fact, when you 'complete the game' - and I use air quotes there - when you become the champion, you've seen the credits... you're 15-18% into the game. What's great is at that point a new feature is introduced. So you're like 12-15 hours into the game and we actually change it then so that you're in charge of the Road Trip, this big event that happens. Suddenly you choose where it goes, you choose the next destination, and from there there's still so much content, so much more to find and explore."

There'll also be cars hidden around the game world for players to find in the way of Bucket List Challenges, a series of challenges with specific objectives and themes. 30 will be available day one with others set to roll out regularly shortly after launch.

And even once you complete all the content available on disc, Playground has plans to "expand the experience" by way of future DLC.

"We are definitely looking at ways to expand the experience as we go forward," Fulton adds. "I think that's one of the strengths of Forza. We do support our games post-launch and you've seen that perfectly with Forza Motorsport 5... almost continuing to justify that purchase that people made on day one. I absolutely envisage without giving you any specifics that that's something we'll continue to do in Horizon."

Forza Horizon 2 launches on Xbox One and Xbox 360 on October 3.

Shame the video quality isn't better, but it does show just how much work has gone into the world you drive in.



Been playing quite a bit online recently and really enjoying it even if it is just the one race. Just want the game to hurry up and come out ffs.