Since its first announcement, Turn10 Studios made it clear how much improvement we were going to have in the new Forza Motorsport. This episode will not be numbered, so it looks like we are facing a reboot of the franchise and what do you want me to tell you… Honestly, it looks like it will be an incredible leap in quality and yes, we are surely facing the best driving game on the market.
If with the immense time that Forza Motorsport 7 has been on the market It’s still infinitely better than most current games.I don’t want to imagine what the new episode of the saga will look like. Now we have been able to find out thanks to a new video on Twitter, how the wheel physics of the vehicle have been improved. And the truth is that the improvement is remarkable, Turn10 is very serious.
The new Forza Motorsport will have no rival
In the video that we will leave you just below these lines, you can see how the contact of the wheel will be with the different variants: asphalt, curbs, dirt… In addition to this, in the previous game they had a contact point at 60 HzNow it’s much better. Wheels for the new Forza Motorsport will include eight contact points at 360Hz, which greatly improves the deformation and makes it more real.
Some of you rightly wanted to see our homework when we said that #ForzaMotorsport has 48 times better tire physics.
Well, class is in session. pic.twitter.com/7d2jwHfe0T
—Forza Motorsport (@ForzaMotorsport) July 24, 2023
As you well know, the wheels are not the only improvement that this title will offer us. We will have completely new asphalt, which will change its temperature depending on the weather, of course, which will affect our driving. You already know that the new Forza Motorsport will be released next October 10 and as additional news we confirm that It will be released on day one on Xbox Game Pass.
If you are new to the saga and this Forza Motorsport will be your first contact, take a look at this guide to learn and so improve your times quickly.
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