Xbone - Game Questions

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Originally Posted by BeoTeK

Well said, and yes, I completely agree. When I saw that video/intro for the first time the other day, I actually got goose bumps.


Now for the second half of the question, what do you enjoy doing in these games? (ie pimping rides, tuning, racing AI, MP, etc)

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Believe it or not, most of my time is spent just driving. No races, no goal, no reason, just straight up selecting a car, and taking it to the race track. I love to then discover the little nuances of each race track, and try to push the car to it's limit, within my abilities. I try different racing lines, different breaking points, and now and then I even try a power slide or two.

I do like the racing aspect, and it would be the second most enjoyable part of the game. Tuning and pimping I will dabble in, but never too long, and it's not a selling point for me.

Uh-huh... I could spend hours on one track just trying to beat my own times with the same car. Tune it and then try again. Rinse and repeat. Or even find a rival, and go round and round till I beat their times. Perfecting my tuning for the desired track along with perfecting the best line. I love doing this, especially on a track like Nurburg Nordschlieffe.

FORZA HORIZON 2 REVIEW: ROAD NOT TAKEN

^^ Polygon review & ^^

I used to play Forza 2 to death, but didn't really get into Forza 3 that much. Suffice to say I never got subsequent Forza games. I AM very tempted to get a new One to try out new-gen Forza games...

I found this to very interesting reads for anyone else wanting to get the Halo Master Chief Collection.

Article 1 : Halo: The Master Chief Collection isn’t getting enough credit

Artricle 2 : Halo: The Master Chief Collection – if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it

Source: VG247

Picked up my Forza Horizon 2

Everyone is enjoying their new consoles and I'm just sitting here paying for a wedding [emoji35]

Question; How does the charge-and-play controller work?

Does it move away from having to use AA batteries, or do you then just use rechargeable ones?

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Originally Posted by BeoTeK

Question; How does the charge-and-play controller work?

Does it move away from having to use AA batteries, or do you then just use rechargeable ones?

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If it's anything like the 360, it's just a unit that replaces the batteries and the cover completely.

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Originally Posted by Eugene

If it's anything like the 360, it's just a unit that replaces the batteries and the cover completely.

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Ok, so it would more than likely be a Li-Ion (or similar), and become more like a PS3/4 controller ?

Sorry for the stupid question but with my 360 the AA batteries lasted ages, obviously with a more demanding controller, this is not the case.