Simulation racers are, for the most part, personal experiences and everyone that criticises or applauds a certain title and the way it performs have validity in their own right. For me Forza has always had a place in my heart, from the early offering on the Xbox racing in split screen with a friend...

Competition is good for gamers. Competition is really good for fans of racing simulation games. When Forza Motorsport 3 came out, it left every competitor in the dust with its polished control, a massive automobile collection, deep customization options and new levels of accessibility.

Bought this game for my husbands birthday and he spent hours playing it on 360 connect, he said it was really great just a pity you don't do the gear shifting yourself.

Excellent game,

its pretty good, only bad thing about it is that it doesn't come with the full version of the game, but its a good starter game.

Forza Motorsport 4 is fun & will provide hours of exhilarating driving with upgrades & challenging courses. In terms of gameplay, it equals GT5, if not better.

Heading into Forza a little late, most car connoisseurs have already purchased what is being jubilated as the "best car game ever made." Since its debut Turn 10 Studios proprietary racing sim has been unstoppable. In 'Forza Motorsport 4' we see more of everything.

Autovista feature not necessary; No night racing or weather effects

No lack of racing games lately, but when it comes to consoles – simulations that is – the battle is again between Gran Turismo 5 and Forza Motorsport 4. That each of the series has its strengths and weaknesses is clear, and who is the winner therefore largely depends on your personal preference.

This is the 4th installment in the series and probably the most rounded of all it as not change much from Forza 3 but instead they have upgraded it and worked on things that were wrong and also polished up the graphics to make it the best looking car game available even compared to Gran Turismo 5,...

Big Multiplayer scene; Great graphics; always something to do

Lobby crashes; very basic career mode

A great expansion pack to Forza 3 being marketed as a full game.

All of the same great racing and gameplay elements from Forza 3 are here; gain bonus credits and free cars by importing your Forza 3 save data

Almost nothing new added to the mixture; Kinect features stink

Although this game is up and running for months now, I still find it necessary to insert my review, because of all the skewed criticism I find here and there in the (user) score section. First of: the often made comparison with GT5. This is a difficult one.