With the loss of some of its personality, Forza Motorsport 6 sometimes feels like a little less than the sum of many much improved parts, and there are certain quality-of-life changes that feel increasingly overdue.

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Since the Forza Motorsport series began, each entry has moved the series forward with major innovations, additions, and improvements. But Forza Motorsport 5 stumbled as the need to rebuild for the new Xbox One left it short on content.

The Forza Motorsport series has had its fair share of ups and downs. The original was a revolutionary racing sim that raised the bar in many ways. It pioneered decal creation in racers and delivered a massive car selection that wasn't quite on par with Gran Turismo in terms of quantity, but offered...

It's taken a mere 10 years for the sixth instalment of the franchise to launch exclusively on the Xbox platform. Since then it's all but overshadowed the Gran Turismo franchise as the leading simulation racer on any console format, but does it have enough to take on newcomers, such as Project CARS ?

The new Rio de Janeiro track is fantastic | Wet weather racing that truly works | Drivatars are improved and much better than normal AI | Hours and hours of racing | Kinect is missing altogether (YAY!

Only 26 tracks? | Rally cars but no dirt tracks? | The most 'meh' soundtrack for a racing game ever

Forza Motorsport 6 on XBox One is a really immersive racing experience that succeeds on all levels!

The best Forza game to date, and possibly the best racing game to date. This is an astounding achievement in not only sim racing, but console racing and driving games in general. From a visual standpoint, everything is on point.

Forza Motorsport 6 is the latest installment in the racing game franchise, featuring the debut of Ford Motor Company's all-new GT and its entire new performance line.

When the Xbox One launched in 2013, Forza Motorsport 5 was one of its launch titles. Much like the console itself, the game also had a rocky start in the new era. While the gameplay in Forza 5 was as good as any other racer in my opinion at that time, its lack of content including cars and tracks...

Addictive Gameplay; Each car feels unique; Stunning Visuals; Packed with Content+ Rain adds a sense of danger and change of approach

Over the top theatrical in-game music (thankfully you can turn it off

Sometimes when I review games I find myself torn as to how to truly judge the game. Do you judge it in a bubble, pretending that other, similar games do not exist? Should one act as if the game isn't part of a series and treat it as just a single game?

It's Forza; mods are an interesting addition; rain during races really changes things; still looks gorgeous

Stupid tutorials again!; just shut up and let me race; yearly releases drag it down