How do the Horizons games differ from the regular numbered series?
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Horizons more aimed at Arcade style Handling normal Forza is more of a simComment
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Thank god I have fiber now. Looking forward to playing this later.Comment
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It was fine stand alone, you didn't need the DLC cars to progress, only for completion sake. Plus you needed to grind to buy the DLC cars (something which eventually got changed in Forza 5) as many of them were stupidly expensive.Originally posted by charlesr View PostComment
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Horizon is like... If Forza made Burnout Paradise... Kind of. Unless they mess this up, the horizon series will become Forza for me with the numbered main series entries being the filler stuff. Horizon owned F5Comment
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That's right. Had this service for half a year now. Before that it was 100mbps but was upgraded at no extra charge. Having such speed for one computer isn't of any use but I have bench marked it by running 6 1080p movie streams at once with no issues at all.Originally posted by Brad View Post
Anyway, back on to Forza. I managed to play an hour on it. It seems that the demo is the full game so any progress made on it will probably be kept once the full game is installed. I'm really liking it although my favourite bumper cam is no good for off roading because I can't see a bloody thing thanks to the long grass
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Think Brad must have been joking because of the way you capitalised MBPS...your connection is 1Gbps, or gigabit per second. Translating into a max download speed of roughly 100 - 120 megabytes per second, I'm guessing?Comment
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So gigabit Ethernet ports are your bottleneck! Amazing!Comment
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That is proper NTSC-J internet right there.
Actually came really close to getting a Bone for this game, it looks so awesome. In the end I decided not to as I want a PS4 in the long term for various reasons, and decided I'd lose too much money by buying and then selling a Bone.
So I'll be playing the ghetto 360 version still very much looking forward to it.
Last edited by wakka; 16-09-2014, 16:17.Comment
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New news or old news?
Do love some of the comments posted hereXbox One and Xbox 360 racing game Forza Horizon 2 launches on 3rd October alongside eight free downloadable cars, Microsoft has announced.
The cars come as the Launch Bonus Car Pack, which will be available to all players for free.
They are:
■2003 Ford Focus RS
■1997 Land Rover Defender 90
■1993 Clio Williams
■2015 Ford Mustang GT
■1987 Buick Regal GNX
■2012 Cadillac Escalade ESV
■1968 Abarth 595 esseesse
■1956 Ford F-100
Meanwhile, Microsoft announced details of the Forza Horizon 2 VIP membership, which costs ?15.99, or ?7.99 for Forza Motorsport 5 VIP members.
The membership gives you access to the VIP Car Pack, which includes five cars, as well as 2x player in-game reward acceleration, access to exclusive multiplayer events, in-game gifts from the community team and special in-game recognition.
And then there's the Forza Horizon 2 Car Pass, which costs ?19.99. This gets you six monthly add-on packs beginning October. Each includes five cars. You also get an exclusive bonus car for free: the 2010 Noble M600. In total the Car Pass gets you 31 extra cars.
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DLC and Forza games should never meet, such a waste of time. I'll barely use many of the 200 already in the gameComment
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10 gb done in 20 mins here, just played for half an hour, sublime, it's amazing, , but I've just been on the store and there are 3 versions ,
that seems overkill standard version preordered.Comment
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Downloading now it's Just under 37gb for the full game folks, so should be plenty of content hopefullyComment
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Ah right. stupid me. As for the DL speed it reaches 300Mbps + on a good day. I believe south Korea is way better than Japan though for Internet speeds. It is cool having a fibre optic cable coming out of the wall though rather than the standard LAN style.Originally posted by wakka View PostComment
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Yeah I was being pedantic still, a third of the way to maxing the fastest hardware port is going some!
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