I have no clue how people can play this with a controller. Compared to Gran Turismo, this game is practically impossible to handle with a controller if you're not using the default buttons layout. Speaking of button layout, like recent racing gamer, you use the triggers to accelerate and brake.

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

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Forza Motorsport 6 is too square to be cool, too rational to capture the romance of motorsport, too formulaic to capture its gritty, high-stakes drama. But it's also too good to ignore.

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.

Updated 17/11/2015: As Turn10 sneakily introduced micro-transactions into the game after release and review, this review has been updated to reflect that stance. As a result, needless micro-transactions have affected the game's score negatively.

Showcase events provide some really interesting racing at 60 fps; Lots of news tracks including rain variants; A great selection of cars to redline

Still with the micro-transactions; Some car models are still not entirely accurate; Doesn't do anything really new

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:...

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Brilliantly bombastic cooperative fun, Tight and effective combat; breathlessly energetic narrative, Sensational raw value

Several clumsy and ineffective encounters - from botched puzzle sections to shockingly tedious bosses; Camera too close for comfort; Forced linearity and QTEs can feel incredibly restrictive; Gameplay rarely matches the cutscenes' intensity level

Graphics are awesome, driving at night, or in the rain is new over version 4 (haven't played 5 enough to know) however, I think they should change the name to Demolition Derby 6 as every driver on the track seems to be bent on knocking you into the wall. Other than that, I love it.

Last year's Forza Horizon 2 combined the frenzy and mayhem of a hectic arcade-racing game with the fine-tuning options of a sim. It provided a ton of excitement without much pesky realism getting in the way.

Gorgeous 1080p; Blazing 60fps; Incredibly realistic racing; Awesome wet weather tracks; Teeming with cars and options

Long load times; Confusing menus; Incomplete multiplayer; Crowded racing