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Do not be forgiving to Microsoft, do not buy their games anymore with a price tag of 60 bucks and micro-transactions. F...k microsoft neverDo not be forgiving to Microsoft, do not buy their games anymore with a price tag of 60 bucks and micro-transactions. F...k microsoft never Micro transactions F...k

As the first forza motorsport on the Xbox one its good but a little repetitive at times there are a few bugs but they don't pop up that often,As the first forza motorsport on the Xbox one its good but a little repetitive at times there are a few bugs but they don't pop up that often, a audio glitch that popped up after idling for a hour or more and a audio glitch that popped up after playing for a long amount of time

I just picked up an XB1 and this game was a pack in so I'm a little late to the party. Anyways, I didn't follow the reviews, so maybe myI just picked up an XB1 and this game was a pack in so I'm a little late to the party. Anyways, I didn't follow the reviews, so maybe my hopes were set too high, but this game is a huge disappointment. So far, it's been a struggle not to get frustrated with the Drivatars constantly wrecking and brake checking constantly. Each race, you start near the back of the back and have to work your way to the front in 2-4 laps. Wouldn't be so bad if the Drivatars drove like semi-competent racers. Instead, they will slam into you mid-turn, slam on their brakes when not necessary or completely crowd every turn going 4-5 wide.

I've been playing racing sims for a long time (pretty much as long as they have existed) and Forza 5 is by far my favorite. The tracks areI've been playing racing sims for a long time (pretty much as long as they have existed) and Forza 5 is by far my favorite. The tracks are gorgeous, the cars (non DLC) are plentiful, and the AI is interesting. I'm definitely a fan of the Drivatars, even though they can be a little impolite at times. I do not view DLC as a problem with this game. There are more than enough cars to satisfy, and when Turn 10 added a new track (Road America), it was free of charge.Also, great job on the online gameplay.

Forza 5 will do as a holdover racing game for now, but for all the bombast that next-gen brings, the game is awfully stagnant, and its lack of competition has never been more apparent.

Forza 5 is as spectacular and solid as ever, but you can't ignore the fact that there's a clear content cutback from the previous game.

The good :Excellent graphics at a solid 60 fps (even with the post E3 downgrade in the off track detail)Awesome soundAmazing detail inThe good :Excellent graphics at a solid 60 fps (even with the post E3 downgrade in the off track detail)Awesome soundAmazing detail in the rescanned tracks and carsDrivatar works well so farThe meh :Much reduced car and track listsThe awful :Gutted multiplayer functionality. I don't know how Turn 10 have the audacity to use the word Motorsport in the title anymore. FM2/3/4 run circles around FM5.* No multiplayer replays kills online league racing, drifting and many other types of community activity* Matchmaking doesn't work. I've not been in a hopper with more than 4 people.* No custom public lobbies* Still no fixable aero* Damage is now nothing or 100%. Pitcrew can fix an engine in 10 seconds, but not change your tyres.* Can't invite friends of friends* No playground modesThen we get to the DLC. I've already coughed up £429 for a console, and £60 for an incomplete game. They now want me to buy the cars I got free in FM4 back for £7.99 a pack, and there's microtransactions all over place for shortcutting to the expensive/rare cars. It's greed, bordering on robbery especially after charging a premium price for a game with half the content.Forza 5 has so much potential. The graphics, sound and physics are excellent. The (reduced) content is of excellent quality. The simple, easy stuff that worked just fine and makes the community therefore helps extend the game life and perhaps sell more (reasonably) priced DLC has just been broken for no good reason, and covered up in all the pre-launch coverage.So much potential, badly squandered for greed and to meet someone elses hardware launch deadline.

Might be single handedly my favorite racing game I've ever played! And I'm a guy who normally hates racing games! The controls are slick andMight be single handedly my favorite racing game I've ever played! And I'm a guy who normally hates racing games! The controls are slick and the feedback from the controllers make the game even better! I'm even considering buying the wheel and I never buy the wheel! Note there's going to be a lot of PlayStation fam Boyz coming on here to smash the game.. just remember to report them. if you're going to buy any game on xbox one it would be this one! A game that truly deserves for the first time I've ever reviewed anything An actual 10! Buy it!

Forza 5 isn't a fluke. It's the product of almost a decade of refinement, evolution and an unbelievable amount of experience on Turn 10's part. In essence, this is a game without any real weaknesses.

The fifth lap in the Forza Motorsport series is a great start for the speed genre in Xbox One, and the first truly must-have for Microsoft's new hardware.

Forza Motorsport 5 is what die hard fans of turn 10 deserve. Stunning visuals and great sim-like handling are the highlights of the game, but we need more tracks and cars.

Technically impressive, but limited on new ideas. Drivatar is the closest to innovation Forza 5 comes, but needs more depth to be worthwhile.