The Good AMAZING graphics with a new camera shake addition adding to the realism. Fantastic selection of cars, improved game physics, very impressive overall in game experience. The Bad RIVALS MODE IS A SHADOW OF ITS FORMER SELF!

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

The Short Version: Resident Evil 6 is a smart cooperative shooter with an extraordinary amount of raw content. Though environmental exploration and fear factor have been replaced by breathless intensity, the four campaigns, multiple modes and superbly fun multiplayer options grant it a huge amount...

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

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:...

The racing genre has reached that level of maturity where we've lost count of the number of times we've driven down the straightaways of Road America and the curves of the Bernese Alps. It speaks to the quality of some racing games that they draw us back to these old roads time and time again.

Builds off of Forza 5 with the addition of a few welcome features; Unpredictable Drivatar behavior keeps races varied and exciting; Driving Mods add practical and substantial variety to races; Rain and night driving compliment the already great Forza Motorsport experience; Comprehensive multiplayer...

Replays still run at less than 60 frames per second

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

I f one thing comes to mindthe moment you boot up Forza 6, it's this: if developer Turn 10 turned its hand to creating a car, it would be a wonderful piece of engineering. This latest in the now-decade-old franchise is a meticulously crafted package, with an incredible attention to detail in almost...

Lad, let me tell you that I havnt seriously gamed for over 15 years, I got an Xbox one and this game and I can't get off it, everything about it is superb, the difficulty is set just right, the graphics are gawjus and the cars and tracks are superb too, but it now especially at the price I got it...

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.