We caught a glimpse of upcoming racing game "Forza Motorsport 6"at E3 2015. The game distinguishes itself from its predecessor by being rich in content. So rich in fact that developer Turn 10 is calling it their "biggest game ever."
"This is the biggest game we've ever built," Turn 10's Dan Greenawalt told Game Reactor during an interview. "450 Forza Vista cars - that means they can all be damaged, customized, they can be driven in cockpit view and doors opened. 26 environments - ten new. A 70 hour career, 24-player multiplayer, 1080p, 60FPS."
Despite talking numbers, Greenawalt said it's the player experience that matters. The Turn 10 exec also talked about a new feature called Leauge Mode. Essentially, it's a multiplayer mode that pits "people of the same skill level."
"So that keeps you away from grievers, keeps you with people in your same continent, same time zone, so you've [got] better quality of service."
Customizable difficulty by way of a mod system is another feature in "Forza Motorsport 6." Creative director Bill Geise likened it to the Skull system of "Halo."
"One example is a modifier which places the player at the back of the starting grid and takes away all rewinds, forcing the player to come from behind and win while making no mistakes," Pixel Dynamo wrote.
In exchange for the increased difficulty, the game gives out more XP and rewards.
As with other major title, "Forza 6" gets its own special edition Xbox console. According to TechnoBuffalo, it will be "styled after the new Ford GT" which is featured in the game's cover. The special edition console is finished in the same blue of the Ford GT with a pair of matte racing stripes.
The power button gets the Start/Stop label the car uses. It even makes an engine revving sound when turned on. As for hardware, the "Forza 6" Xbox special edition gets the new controllers with the 3.5mm jack and improved bumpers. It comes with rubberized diamond grips on the back.
Like "Forza Motorsport 6," the special edition Xbox One is set to go on sale in September.
