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- Dan Greenawalt - "Its career is a
racing sandbox—with hundreds of hours of customization and
racing gameplay. The game’s unlocking and progression structure
is a blend between open-ended exploration and linear leveling."
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- "In Forza Motorsport, you can collect
and personalize cars from more than 60 of the world’s top
manufacturers. These cars can then be driven in hundreds of races,
which are broken down into a dozen different real-world race
types. If hot-lapping is your thing, have at it. If you prefer
point-to-point racing, we have that, too. Looking for standard
circuit racing? We have lots of that on both real-world race
tracks and stunning fictitious race tracks. Forza Motorsport
also contains interesting race types plucked from throughout
the world of motorsports, so it doesn’t limit you to a linear
path. You can gain money and prestige whenever and wherever you
want."
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- Single-player will be about racing for
money to customize your car or buy new cars. Cash can be earned
by winning races. You can win more money by racing with some
of the game assists turned off. For example, you will earn more
money for winning a race using a manual transmission than you
will if you race with an automatic. The same goes for racing
with the damage system turned off, or by racing with the assists
(such as ABS brakes) turned off. While there’s more money
to be made by racing in the advanced modes, beginners and intermediate
players can still enjoy Forza and earn plenty of cash without
having to race like Michael Schumacher.
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