It's taken a while and after a lot of hype, Forza 3 finally graces the gaming stage in one of the hottest and competitive genres in the industry. Racing games per se have always had a problem trying to achieve the pinnacle of the genre and that is to supply a game that gives you the feeling and...

Nous avons pu découvrir le titre de Turn 10 à de nombreuses reprises au cours de présentations presse destinées d'une part à souligner les améliorations graphiques, d'autre part à confirmer l'aspect simulation.

Accessible et complexe à la fois; L'évolution graphique; Les tableaux de bord; La fonction Rewind

Compression trop élevée des photos; L'aliasing et les ombres médiocres; Bande sonore décevante; Nécessite un disque dur

I've always been a fan of racing games, not a fanatic but someone who like them on occasion, they're a great way to escape and well drive a car the way you can't on the real road.

Tons of options to customize and configure cars; A lot of cars and tracks to choose from; Community driven creation; Excellent graphics; Long career mode

Very easy on easy; Can't blow up cars…; A lot of work to unlock cars

People expect different things from games and it's tough to create something that pleases everyone. In gaming, genres have intertwined and they certainly aren't what they used to be. Meanwhile racing titles have sub-genres, in addition to incorporating elements from other popular genres.

A well-designed racing game; suited for all players and crammed with more than enough content; technically sound; visually pleasing; detailed customization for vehicles and races in multiplayer and single-player

AI acts too calmly sometimes; might still be a bit easy for gamers who had more experience with racing titles

Forza Motorsport 3 sure makes a grand entrance. The dreamy white menus, serene music, and imperious British announcer are racing game that your first impression is more Myst than fast cars.

+ Outstanding graphics; handling; and career mode; + Wildly creative multiplayer and community features

- Badly needs a broader range of A.I.-difficulty settings; ? Will we ever tire of auction house and storefront

Forza Motorsport 3 improves upon Forza 2 in almost every way. It doesn't redefine the genre, but it adds enough to be a solid upgrade for car lovers and simulation enthusiasts. New features like Rewind and Quick Upgrade help lower the barrier of entry for casual players and the new cockpit cam is a...

Cars And Tracks Look Great At 60fps; Rewind Feature Removes "Restart Race" Fever; Quick Upgrade Helps Casual Players Improve Cars; Top Notch Customization And Multiplayer Features

Full Experience Requires Hard Drive; AI Still Races Perfect Line

Forza Motorsport 3 is the best racing sim ever released. The gameplay is solid and the graphics are amazing. There is enough to keep the player busy for months. The online community, like in past Forza games, is always active and there will always be someone to race online with.

Beautiful car models and environmental graphics and an excellent career mode

The Online Multiplayer – seriously; this is a BIG disappointment

It's insanely hard to sum up Forza 3 Motorsport. It's a title best experienced, as it nurtures around each player to ensure they're getting the most out of their specific car interests. It has certainly laid down the marker for Gran Turismo 5 to surpass; a task that now looks incredibly daunting.

Ford Mustang vs. Chevy Camaro; BMW vs. Mercedes Benz; Foyt vs. Andretti; Forza vs. Gran Turismo . The racing world is filled with bitter rivalries, and the world of racing sim games is no exception.

you're a fan of the series; the genre or just high-octane games

you hate racing games and we mean aboslutely; positively don't want to give them a chance

Racing games are at the front line of every console war – whether it's Super Monaco GP versus F Zero on the Mega Drive and SNES, SEGA Rally versus Ridge Racer on the Saturn and the PlayStation, these rivalries have often gone onto define their native hardware.