Concept: Beef up some of Forza 5's weaknesses, like the number of cars and tracks Graphics: The fictional city-based tracks such as Rio look the best, but the overall visual package is amazing Sound: Racing celebrity cameos show effort, but the script sometimes devolves into mumbo jumbo Playability:...

'Forza Motorsport 6' is much more evolutionary than it is revolutionary, but it is nevertheless a significant upgrade over 'Forza 5.' Key features, like the Drivatar system, can't be found outside of the franchise, and the stealth feature that looks to have serious legs is the addition of Leagues.

The best Forza Motorsport so far and arguably the best driving simulator on consoles, with stunning visuals and a mountain of highly compelling content.

Incredible graphics that change the way you drive; Excellent driving model, and Mods are a clever addition; Impressive range of cars and well stocked set of multiplayer modes

The pre-scripted rain and night races feel like a slight cheat a times; The game could stand to have a few more tracks and some may find career mode progression a little restrictive

We've taken Turn 10's new racer out for a spin.

This year marks the tenth anniversary of Forza Motorsport which began on the original Xbox as a direct competitor for the Playstation's Grand Turismo series. Now ten years later, the series makes its second appearance on the Xbox One with the sixth game in the series.

Looks and sounds great as usual; Wet weather effects are excellent; Huge roster of intricately detailed cars and new tracks; Accessible controls

Night effects are unconvincing; Puddles are excessively large in places; Physics feel less simulation like than in previous titles

Forza Motorsport 6 sets a new bar in terms of visuals for a console racer. A more player-friendly progression system in single player and new online components compliment the massive track and car list.

I have had my ups and downs with the Forza Motorsport series. The original on the Xbox did get some attention from me, but at that time I was more into the arcade racers of the day. Yet Forza 2 and 3 became mainstays on the 360.

The racing genre has arguably been one of the defining genres of gaming for many generations, wether it's arcade-based titled or simulations, there has always been an audience for the genre that isn't only driven to play, but driven to excel.

Great amount of content; Addicting gameplay with plenty of variety; Excellent weather features

Rain and night-time racing limited to certain tracks

Since 2005, Turn 10 Studios has been tasked with producing a racing simulator for Microsoft, to rival Sony's Gran Turismo. I remember playing the very first installment on the original Xbox.

It probably doesn't bear mentioning at this point, but once again, Turn 10 absolutely kills it in the graphics department; Forza Motorsport 6 looks amazing on and off the road; The cars are breathtakingly detailed, inside and out, and all of them can be further explored via Forzavista.

The loading times are quite atrocious; Coming from a game like DriveClub, a game that is certainly no slouch in the graphics department, and loads in less than half the time, it makes Forza 6's long waits a bit annoying, While the single player portion is amazing, it does suffer from complete...

It is the tenth anniversary of the Forza franchise and Turn 10 has come out with another amazing racing title for the Xbox One.