
No Porsche in Forza 4, but who really cares when the Turn Ten upcoming racing simulator will boast the Halo Warthog? There’s one problem, though.

No Porsche in Forza 4, but who really cares when the Turn Ten upcoming racing simulator will boast the Halo Warthog? There’s one problem, though.

Shannel was perturbed, she’s been talking to her boyfriend on the phone for over an hour, and for some surreal reason beyond her understanding, he couldn’t pull himself together to hold a decent conversation. “I should dump that tool,” she thought, something that would become a reality by the time she hung up the phone.

Microsoft’s gone bold with the first ever developer diary for Turn Ten racer Forza 4, and in it, you’ll see the studio visit the Switzerland race track in Bernese Alps. If you don’t know, the Bernese Alps are a group of mountain ranges in the western part of the Alps, in Switzerland, and there the Forza team hopes to bring to reality in its game, a real simulation experience. It’s below the break.

“Right now, we’re just heading into finalising the game ahead to certification, which is making sure we’re complying with [Microsoft's rules] on the box. There’s about five or so weeks until we submit the finished game. People are really stunned by what we’ve been able to achieve with an engine that shipped in the box twice previously.” – Turn 10 director Dan Greenawalt, speaking to CVG, about Forza 4 going gold.

Microsoft’s sent live the E3 trailer of Forza Motorsport 4, blazing with Kanye West’s Power track, and showing off some of the game’s prowess.
That’s how you do a trailer.

Microsoft’s sent live details on Forza Motorsport 4 Collectors Edition, confirming the game’s steel book edition in the process, and some other cars that comes with it.

Below the break you’ll quench 4 minutes of speeding Forza Motorsport 4 footage.

Microsoft promised to do big things with Kinect, and below the break you’ll witness one of those things the firm’s hoping will take off, especially with the hardcore.
How would you like to move your head left, right, and all around while playing Forza 4 with Kinect? What did you say?

Microsoft’s just went live with details on the special car pack that consumers will be able to get when they purchase a copy of Forza Motorsport 4 at launch.

Microsoft just moments ago started sending out invites for a press event of Forza 4 at E3 next month, happening on Wednesday June 8 between 8.00pm–12.00am PST.
Yesterday a Forza 4 video landed on YouTube (spotted by Kotaku) showing off some of the game’s features and some gameplay footage. In the vid, the racing sim’s touted to be the best looking this year, boats Kinect compatibility and the most support from manufacturers in any game before it.
Since yesterday was April Fools, many thought it was an elaborate prank forged by a fan of the series, but Microsoft’s come out and confirmed that though the footage wasn’t supposed to be released, the vid you’re about to see below the break is indeed real, MS also confirmed that more information concerning Forza Motorsport 4 will race our way soon.
Move aside, GT5, Forza 4′s about to show you how it’s done. Here’s how – the game will look ten times better than its predecessor, and will come loaded with 500 cars.
Gran Turismo 5, however, came ready with 1031 cars, and the visuals looked real, so there’s a lot of work cut out for you, Turn Ten, if indeed you plan to keep up.