Forza Motorsport 3 on its way - 2009 ?!

550 Responses to “Forza Motorsport 3 on its way - 2009 ?!”

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   pimp101, on March 3rd, 2008 at 9:53 am Said:

   add trucks like chevy 2500 and ford 250 , Add the mustang bullit, and a make a in side view of the car.

   Also off road racing with the trucks would make this game the best

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   xboxoz360, on March 3rd, 2008 at 12:45 pm Said:

   Adding trucks would detract from what the series is aimed at, real-world-sports-car-racing. Trucks and their ilk are best suited for games such as NFS, Burnout, DiRT and NASCAR . . . all of which are not what this game is aimed at.

   While it would be ‘interesting’ to add “specific” on-road versions of “Sports-Trucks” Utes etc, big rig trucks would not suit the game, IMO.

   The biggest downside to adding full interior views is the shear amount of detail required for a HUGE stable of cars, with each one having a different interior view required.

   Th assets of which would add up to a huge amount of disc space, let alone actual 3d work for the artists concerned. A good placement for a windscreen-cam could be a happy compromise, allowing a higher and longer nose shot, with more on-car detail up front, but not have to include each cars interior view.

   I “love” the interior views on racing games, DiRT and PGR3/4 are excellent examples of this, but both have a relatively small stable of cars in comparison to what Forza2 and even Forza 3 may have in the future.

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   xboxoz360, on March 3rd, 2008 at 12:47 pm Said:

   Adding trucks would detract from what the series is aimed at, real-world-sports-car-racing. Trucks and their ilk are best suited for games such as NFS, Burnout, DiRT and NASCAR . . . all of which are not what this game is aimed at.

   While it would be ‘interesting’ to add “specific” on-road versions of “Sports-Trucks” Utes etc, big rig trucks would not suit the game, IMO.

   The biggest downside to adding full interior views is the shear amount of detail required for a HUGE stable of cars, with each one having a different interior view required.

   Th assets of which would add up to a huge amount of disc space, let alone actual 3d work for the artists concerned. A good placement for a windscreen-cam could be a happy compromise, allowing a higher and longer nose shot, with more on-car detail up front, but not have to include each cars interior view.

   I “love” the interior views on racing games, DiRT and PGR3/4 are excellent examples of this, but both have a relatively small stable of cars in comparison to what Forza2 and even Forza 3 may have in the future.

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   pimp101, on March 4th, 2008 at 8:50 am Said:

   Yes you are a little bit right but you dont want a game that gamers fix to meet their own wants in the game. example forza 2 when the gamers changed their cars for drifting and dragging. And yes making the inside view of the cars might be a little bit much, only if they put in a crap load of cars.

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   pimp101, on March 4th, 2008 at 8:52 am Said:

   also more bumpers and spoilers for the customization of the automobiles.

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   pimp101, on March 8th, 2008 at 12:07 pm Said:

   ability to changes size of spoilers

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   xboxoz360, on March 10th, 2008 at 11:02 am Said:

   With regards to the spoilers, there is currently various spoiler kits available for different models of cars that are produced and sold in the automotive market. So they’ll only be offering “factory” options or aftermarket options, not self customization options. As that then changes the look of the vehicle beyond what the manufactures will allow.

   It’s why aftermarket manufactures pay hefty licensing fees for.

   The aim of the game is it fit in with the various styles of racing, and Forza 1 had drags at the Copperback test fields, and there’s a huge community that supports that in Forza 2, as well as the drifting genre’. So I don’t see them changing at all.

   I’d hate to see the inclusions of such things as truck races, off-road racing etc. as this takes away from the bone-basics of what Forza is about, race track racing at its best.

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   pimp101, on March 12th, 2008 at 11:58 am Said:

   what about sport bikes?

   or is that to fun for the game

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   xboxoz360, on March 12th, 2008 at 2:39 pm Said:

   Different style of racing, leave those to the games such as WBK and MOTOGP, as they deal specifically with bikes and their handling characteristics, which differ a great deal from cars. Be a night mare to mix the two, as each would require a dedicated physics engine aimed at each area.

   Remembering it’s not aimed at being an arcade game, but a semi-sim or close to a sim as consoles will allow.

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    kannibalen, on March 13th, 2008 at 4:52 am Said:

    what about these:
    volvo 240 turbo
    bmw m635csi, 850csi, 2002
    mazda eunos cosmo 20b, cosmo sport 1968, furai prototype, 787b, 323gtr familia
    saab 900 turbo, 99 turbo, 9000aero
    caterham/lotus s7
    maserati biturbo, ghibli, quattroporte
    opel calibra turbo, GT
    noble m15, m12
    yamaha ox99

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    kannibalen, on March 13th, 2008 at 4:58 am Said:

    and another thing, there should be a spec page on each car, showing original specs as well as modified specs includiing engine type, displacement, aspiration etc etc.

    I would also love if some of the car had the possibility to ass wide body kits to allow wider tires.

    And a hill climbing track would be awesome.

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    jonnn313, on March 13th, 2008 at 11:22 am Said:

    i would love too see some SUVs and Trucks added to the game, not a whole bunch, but just some of the high end things like the 08 hummer h2, the new ford superduty, and some interesting others, it would just be a nice change to see some cars like that in here for a change, and i would for sure buy this game if there were some suvs and trucks in it

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    pimp101, on March 15th, 2008 at 11:41 am Said:

    exactly adding a series for truck racing would be fun but wouldnt take away from the main idea of the game.

    yes it would be different from the old forzas but that would let players have more freedom. and the players that get bored easy ( me and my clan) we will find a way to drift with them.

    please add

    the 08 ford mustang bullitt,
    2000 lexus IS300
    07 saleen mustang S302 extreme
    and if you add trucks put the 08 saleen S331 F150

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    branden77, on March 19th, 2008 at 7:13 pm Said:

    what would be nice is to have more races available to more cars in SP, i mean, some cars if you do them up, even not all the way, still have no viable SP race they can go in.

    also fuel loadouts would be good, if it affected weight and handling.

    mechanical failures?

    sorry, but i like full sims, so to have these as an option would truly round out this game nicely.

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    xboxoz360, on March 19th, 2008 at 11:29 pm Said:

    I like real sims as well, and prefer them to the arcade style of racers we see so many of. They all become so samey really . .

    If Turn10 offered some aspects as a sim-option as well as having a basic driving mode, where it was easier for the ‘average’ driver, they could pick up two distinct areas of followers.

    The main hassle I have with arcade-drivers is their constant desire to bugger other peoples races by doing damn stupid things. Whereas those who take it serious, ie; those still interested in the game this far out of release, like to race competitively with each other, or with a ramped up AI for those times when Friends are not about.

    As mentioned in the list above, a steady growing (ramping) Ai would be great, one that went over the 100% mark, much like in the last two iterations of TOCA (V8SC’s 2&3), where AI Difficulty could be ramped up to 125% which was bloody scary at time, especially when you enabled full-sim.

    Codies have gone by the way of arcade now, and making basically a PGR clone, while great to look at, it’ll be nothing lik etheir past efforts as fdar as serious racing is concerned. But I do understand their reasoning, as sim’s have a much smaller audience than arcade races do, but, Sims have a much longer standing audience which stays with the series, keeping the game alive well after the initial few weeks or month or so from its release.

    Even now, Forza 2 and Forza 3 rank really high on just this meager site in daily visits, some days it can be our highest views. All from dedicated Forza sites or forums. The Forza community is well over 2 million strong and growing, and I certainly hope Turn10 do not go the way of Codies, as they will certainly lose a great deal of their fan-base, that’s for sure.

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    pimp101, on March 26th, 2008 at 10:04 am Said:

    change the Pontiac GTO to the best looking year 1965 other wise I might as well be buying shit if you cant get it right

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    pimp101, on April 2nd, 2008 at 8:20 am Said:

    so when exactly does this game come out?

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    xboxoz360, on April 2nd, 2008 at 9:35 am Said:

    It doesn’t have a release date as yet, but there is suggestions it will be early in 2009 (as indicated in the articles heading) . . .

    Turn10 may also take over the reigns of MS’s PGR franchise, so if that is the case, they will be doing both Forza3 and PGR5 . .but that is something that has not been confirmed one way, or the other. Simply conjecture at this point.

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    BTQ, on April 6th, 2008 at 7:09 am Said:

    Car wish list looks good and the suggestions put forth were quite what i was thinking… i never acutally got why they didn’t have the rear view mirror in the bonnet mode.

    Additions to the wish list:

    1991 Mercedes 500E
    1988 Mercedes 300E AMG Hammer
    2008 Mercedes E55 AMG Wagon
    2008 BMW M5 Wagon

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    Sam D., on April 6th, 2008 at 5:08 pm Said:

    I dont want to sound obsessive, but no car game apart from GT4 has had an accurate transmission (mercedes has rolling shifts along with the prius and other cars). I want to see real kinds of transmissions and an auto that does kickdowns like a real car, not an auto that holds it in the optimal gear the whole time. Also, some diesel cars/trucks would be cool, and SUV’s like in PGR2.

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    Anchorman Mazda, on April 6th, 2008 at 6:13 pm Said:

    Hopefully Forza Motorsport 3 is going to come out in a few years time.
    I would like to see more Australian tracks, F1 automobiles (that is, if we manage to get the license for them), V8 Supercars and the Mazda Rx-8 (2004 and 2009) without the MAZDASPEED tuning kit on it already!

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    KingKooopa45, on April 7th, 2008 at 2:39 am Said:

    they should add a Ford Crown Victoria or “Police Interceptor” but without all the police decals of course that car is fast and great handling.
    Also the interior driving view like PGR3/4 it adds more realism thats what i like and also like a garage thing would be cool like you customize your car on lifts and paint rooms and all that so it feels like your really customizing the car youll feel the atmosphere

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    NO XB?, on April 9th, 2008 at 5:19 am Said:

    How come this list has no Scion Xb’s? They are like the most customizable cars other than civics. Throw them up there

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    Yanick, on April 12th, 2008 at 8:20 am Said:

    I would like to drive my Volvo C30 in the game.
    How about some weird stuff: pontiac Fiero (lol), the original Mini in its Montecarlo Rally specs, a pick-up…

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    sheekyfanboy, on April 13th, 2008 at 8:23 pm Said:

    Can I ask a question of all you Forza freaks

    Can you complete the single player ‘campaign’ without fiddling with all the car settings like camber, tyre pressure etc? That is, just using pretty much stock stuff apart from maybe a slight engine tune?

    I don’t have a racer for my 360 and was thinking of Forza 2 but I’m not into the hardcore sim side. I just want to enjoy myself racing and spiff up my car visually.

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    xboxoz360, on April 13th, 2008 at 9:11 pm Said:

    Yes, you can, as you get into the later phases, you will be using all the R Class cars from R4 through to R1, Plus the two Classic Supercars, the Ford400 GT and the Ferrari P333, both of which HAVE to be run sans any mods at all, and The Ring with them is a right pain in the arse . . . it will take you several attempts and many crashes to get around the track twice in order to finish the series to move onto the final series.

    The whole game can be played with cars as they come, just pic the ones that have the best handling rather than the ones with the highest horsepower, or Speed rating . . Speed isn’t everything, cornering and braking is the winning formular in racing.

    Only thing I woul dfiddle with is tyre pressure, as this can change the handling of the car a little. convert the game to PSI/MPH not metric, an dyou can get a finer tune on the tyre pressure . .

    By default they are set at 30psi F/R . .change it to ‘around 26- 28 Front, and 25-28 rear . . . depending on the drive of the car, Front wheel has lower rating, rear wheel drive has a lower rating for the rear, all wheel drive has them equal or slightly softer on the front.

    If you want some tuning tips, feel free to send me the cars details, the class you’re racing and I’ll suggest the best “stock car for the class, or what small mods you could make to help you use the same car through several classes, so that you get to know the one car and continue to win with it.

    As an example, not sure if I have apic of my Golf R32 up on Flickr, but you can run that as it looks from C Class right through to U Class, and when in U Class, it can have an acceleration setting of 10/10, which gets it off the line and away from other cars faster than you can say whoosh.

    You won’t be disappointed with the game, and remember, if you need pointers or tips, or see a car in my flickr pages you like, I can always sell it to you and recommend the mods and setting so that it handles as best it can. The Lexus Police 360, Lexus Ambulance Chase etc are excellent cars to play with in several classes.

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    driverS, on April 14th, 2008 at 11:19 am Said:

    This game needs a lot of things. It needs a better way of rewarding drivers for wins. It needs more cars and a larger variety of cars. Xbox live needs to be more user friendly. This game suffers from a lack of interesting tracks. That is my biggest problem overral are the pretty dissapointing tracks. I hope they continue to improve and Forza 3 stacks up as the Best racing sim out there. But I have a feeling that the next Gran Tourismo is gonna blow it out of the water…

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    GrathiusXR, on April 14th, 2008 at 1:43 pm Said:

    Hey driverS, i share your pain on a few things you have mentioned.

    There is a lack of interesting tracks and down the track when you get to the latter of races you get very bored of the track as you have done it many many times before.

    I’m overly happy with the way they reward players, discounts from going up a car or driver level. Cars and extra money for winning a tournament race. Discounts on car parts and also cars. That to me is enough of a reward.

    Of course GT5:Prologue will be better as it has had more time in development to be honed to perfection. There is no doubt about that, but there is something about GT that just makes it a tad more boring to race. I remember playing GT3 on PS2 and after a while i got really bored of it. Mainly for the fact i was never winning enough money to even buy on upgrade for my car, everything felt much slower that Forza2. and the handling was utterly hard.

    I don’t understand though about GT5: Prologue and GT5 ? Why are they making a prologue and not the next entry to the game.

    As for Forza3 mate im sure Turn10 have something cooking up there sleeve to offer a much better experience in all aspects of Forza2. It’s just the waiting game for now.

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    xboxoz360, on April 14th, 2008 at 2:15 pm Said:

    @ driverS, So how would you reward drivers then. Currently you get decent amount of $$ (credits), You get discounts from various suppliers, which certainly helps when getting parts and tunning vehicles, which IS what the game is about, and helps the sponsors of the game, without which the game couldn’t be made.

    You get 3 levels of difficulty approvals, which adds up to a heck of a lot of races in different classes etc. You get rewarded with new cars when you reach certain levels which you CAN’T buy, as these are unlocked and awarded to you. So outside all that, what else could you get . . ?

    More cars, there’s over 340 cars when you download all the packs, that one hell of a lot of vehicles to race, tune and enjoy. Many of which are race style vehicles or current Sports versions of Street Driven cars. There’s even an array of 2008 model vehicles just been released incl the Audi R8 which is an absolute stunner.

    Personally I think there’s way too many cars already for a “race Sim” . . . This isn’t Need For Speed, or PGR, it’s along the lines of TOCA or V8SC’s series. A Race Track based racing game, NOT a street racing get away from the cops racer. GT5 is to have 900 cars . what the hell for . . With Forza 2 there’s over 340+ cars from 44 manufactures, from 9 different countries.

    What’s the point in having 900 vehicles if 80% of them are daily hacks . . if Forza trimmed out around 50 - 60 of the current stable, and added say just another 30 - 40 vehicle of some stature, there’d be more than enough to keep you satisfied.

    Tracks, are fine, but we simply need more racing track, like Le Mans, perhaps some of the Australian and NZ tracks, A few from Europe etc. NOT street races through London and the back streets of Sydney. That takes the game away from its roots as a Race Sim, to a genre’ which it is not trying to be . .

    And withbeing bored or tired of the sam eold track, there’s heaps or tracks and different section sof the same race circuit . . You DO realize that in real life racing, the aim is to memorize every little spec of that track, so you know EXACTLY when you can turn in each different car, as each one handles, and performs differently and will not do the same things on the same track as another car will.

    DO real world racers get bored from seeing the same track over and over and over again, sure, but the ART is in mastering it . . Treat it like a Zen state, know when, where and how you can turn and at what speed, then you’ll know your way around it perfectly. Which should be your aim . .Not the fact your aced around it a few times and won a level . . You know how many times I’ve raced Road Atlanta, WAY too many, yet I’m only now becoming so familiar with it, i can turn before the corner, knowing where the car will end up on the way out. That’s what “racing” is about.

    We certainly do not need dune-buggy races, Super Truck races, Desert races or hill climbs and Rally Championships, as that again isn’t what Forza is about. There are plenty of racing games out there covering those genre’s already.

    If they try and cover all aspects of racing, the while game play gets diluted, the physic have to take a knock on as they can’t devote the system to dealing with so many cars in such detail and also make it a good racer at the same time. Corners are cut, which is why we see mediocre racing games with huge stables of cars or trying to cover way to o many disciplines in one game.

    GT5 might well be a great looking game, and have a HUGE amount of cars, but it certainly is NOT a racing SIm by any stretch of the imagination. A sim denotes a sense of realism in many areas related to racing, Such as full damage, not just small cosmetics, full ability to tune suspension, engine, and drive train. GT doesn’t allow these things, as they ‘claim’ that the cost is too great to get approval from the manufactures, yet Forza has their approval from everything from Mazda to Masserati . . .and that’s no mean feat I can tell you.

    As Masserati won’t even let you BUY one of their cars unless THEY approve you and show them you can actually drive the car. You have to pass their tests, even if you had 3 million to pay for one, they still wouldn’t sell you one. Yet they have given Forza (Turn10) permission to show their vehicles in various states of damage from small scratches, to total damage.

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    paganizondadude, on April 15th, 2008 at 1:03 pm Said:

    I Think that diesel trucks would be awesome. They arefast and could be able to keep up with a car so why not.

    My Duramax would WASTE any Honda ricer crap.

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    xboxoz360, on April 15th, 2008 at 4:48 pm Said:

    Do you see Diesel Trucks racing alongside full blown racers, or competing in race events with other cars . . It would mean introducing a whole new racing class with its own physics and tuning. Which would only bog down the game when they need to be opening it up.

    If trucks were meant to race vehicles, they’d have races for them in the major circuits . .They don’t as far as I know . . . Nice idea for a street racer game, but Forza isn’t about street racing, it’s about competitive circuit racing . .

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    racetonio, on April 16th, 2008 at 9:10 am Said:

    id add to that wish list honda civic(2006-2008) normal and si, or atleast the Acura csx type s 2008, would like to race them in forza..DO IT OR IL RACE THEM ON THE STREETS!!! nah just kiddin.. i wont do it unless im drunk…XD o yaaa and i add the gilles villeneuve circuit in montreal…it host some international events and its a sweet track to run at..i like it anyways…

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    John, on April 16th, 2008 at 11:29 am Said:

    Alright. First off there is nothing wrong with the game, Forza 2 but to make it better yes add cars like 06 GTO 02 Trans Ams WS6 90 IROC 93 Mustang GT 69 Nova SS 70 Chevelle SS 78 Trans Am but as far as new cars go please get the 09 Corvette LS9 08 Dodge Challenger 09 Camaro 03 Lingerfelter Corvette with 1300 HP.

    Another hint to add to the game, When you add superchargers to the old muscle cars have blowers come through the hood. I hate bolt on under the hood superchargers!

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    Steve, on April 16th, 2008 at 2:15 pm Said:

    I have one issue concerning the Power Adders in the game. The Superchargers and Turbo Chargers lack the sounds. Where are the whines and blow off valve sounds when they are installed on the car? The saleen supercharger sounded awesome in Forza 1.

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    xboxoz360, on April 16th, 2008 at 2:35 pm Said:

    When I play the game, I play from the bonnet cam (not bumper cam) and you can definitely hear the various motor sounds which are distinctly different when played in 3rd person . . I can hear the turbos cutting in /out, and some of the whins of the chargers etc. Plus some of the gearbox noises when compaired to say a standard transmission, or one without any clutch or flywheel changes.

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    Phil, on April 17th, 2008 at 2:43 pm Said:

    I would like to hear cars pop and see them blow fire and cloud of smoke from the exhaust would like to see my car smoke on cold weather days when I’m Idling at the starting line widebody kits would make the cars look awesome like the RX7’s from Fujita Engineering better car sounds there not loud enough if you know what I’m talking about like the car sounds in the current game the acceleration and deceleration sound the same I guess they sound different when they make a pop sound check out this video http://youtube.com/watch?v=8ZsFA2pAT1Y&feature=related better damage would be good check out this video http://youtube.com/watch?v=-cwe7tFM3gc hit a wall at 190mph and your engine is going be in your lap the damage in the current game is good but if someone t-bones you there going to smash your door in but the damage stops there in the current game your door should fall off or your wheel should fall off like second video

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    xboxoz360, on April 17th, 2008 at 3:18 pm Said:

    @ Phil Hey mate, which view do you always race/drive in . . .When in the Bonnet Cam view, I can definitely tell the difference between going up gears and deceleration in gears and also goiing back gears, and especially so if you flick on the rear view (Y) for a second, and it’s as if you’re looking out the window, and sounds a great deal different.

    Give it a try. Many of the Turbo’d cars sound different, with gates closing and dumping gases etc, while the ‘whine’ or the ‘chargers is there.. Newer chargers can sound rather quiet in comparison to the older “jimmy’s” that frequented many a high-horsepowered rig in the past. As the newer ones do have to pass both sound and fuel exhaust emission laws. So the sound is a lot different now.

    Definitely agree with a higher level of visual damage, butthen, they need to draw a line somewhere, as if they up one area of the cars, then they may well have to drop other areas. It’s a fine line with the huge amount of detail and physics involved in just what they have now, let alone greater damage modeling.

    Plus there may well be ‘certain’ limits the manufactures will allow their vehicles to be damaged to. I can’t see Masserati allowing you to completely trash their cars more than they are able to do now.

    Even now, if you are T-boned, you basically can’t race anyway, as the sides and suspension are shot, and there’s little likelihood of even completing a race, let alone being of any sort of competition to those left on the track.

    I do however believe that NPC’s (AI controlled) vehicles, if damaged, should also suffer the same fate as your car. SO if it was totaled, then it should be allowed to role to the side of the track and stay there.

    Butt hen, you suffer the possibility of ’some’ gamers going around and purposefully righting off all the other cars so as to simply finish a race. Which is not what the game is really about..

    I will check out those vids though, thanks for the links . . You might want to check out my new Desert Storm Lambo on Flickr and the to in the Forza 2 page on this site.

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    Monkynoodles, on April 18th, 2008 at 7:11 pm Said:

    If trucks were meant to race vehicles, they’d have races for them in the major circuits .

    Dude, there are truck races on major circuits they race the cabs o these things around race courses a hell of a lot on the major race tracks all over the world, I have no idea why it’s not televised so mch anymore but I can tell you something the crashes are spectacular they make the tyre walls look like nothing. In my opinion GT4 was a great driving game, really awesome but definitely lacked the sense of speed that forza has and also the damage physics. but hey one day they might get it right. also you can tweak the suspension on GT4 like mad dude I used to spend days tweaking a single car and I can tell you something the little things make a big difference.

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    Monkynoodles, on April 18th, 2008 at 7:13 pm Said:

    oh and I also thing that the addition of bikes would be good. but it would have to be done properly and mayeb they should map the speeds correctly to what they should be. like for example an 06 yamaha R1 can get to 100mph in 5.5 seconds. thats the same as some of the very very fast cars out there. now in pgr4 they fecked that up and the bikes are really rather slow imho.

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    corvettelover, on April 22nd, 2008 at 9:35 am Said:

    WHAT ABOUT 2009 CORVETTE ZR1 AND CONCEPT CAMARO!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    Matt, on April 22nd, 2008 at 10:21 am Said:

    OK heres what we have to have in my opinion
    The Atom
    F1 CARS!!
    Ascari A10
    Hennessey Venom GT
    More BMW models
    bugatti veyron
    Super Karts???
    Maybe Sprint cars
    Koenigsegg CCX
    Pagani Zonda F
    ULTIMA GTR
    Suzuki Xtr - VID: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4S2Fedcd-g

    Super bikes would be cool
    But lots of small cars like the Ford Probe GT, those lil maluch cars would be hella funny, just so many cars can be added personally i would love to see everything mentioned lol

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    xboxoz360, on April 23rd, 2008 at 11:13 am Said:

    @ Matt Yes, they are ones I was looking at, and I’ll add those mentioned above into the list that others have mentions.

    However, I think that is Turn10 started to introduce too many different classes, styles and types of vehicles, bikes, genre’s of race vehicles, they would have to make far too many sacrifices in way too many areas.

    It could well become a game of far too much of everything, and master of none. Right now it’s definitely master of console racing, without a doubt. As with over 2 million users still on board playing the game this far after release. It shows a huge sup[port for what it is RIGHT NOW, let alone what it will be come Forza 3.

    While bikes might be “fun” their physics are completely different, as are karts, midgets and trucks, whereas cars as a whole have a different physics. Add that to the extensive tuning available now that has to be at least kept as is, and hopefully improved upon, can you imagine what resources would be needed to include true physics for all those other race genre’s . . .way too many to even contemplate.

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    Rob3rt, on April 24th, 2008 at 9:35 am Said:

    Great car list….Also add Datson 510 1969

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    Eric, on April 26th, 2008 at 1:11 am Said:

    I would like to see a bunch of cars that arent listed and heres just a VERY SMALL chunk of that

    Aston Martin DBS
    2007 Subaru STI Limited
    2007 Subaru S204
    2007 Litchfeild Type 25 STI
    Audi