video game console, multiplayer gamesIt has been almost three years in the making since the world got to see what the Xbox 360 video game console could do in the racing circuit. Forza 2 was a smash hit and for people like my brother it was the only racer worthy of devoting years of practice to. Understanding how to drive cars in this game directly translated into the real world. Now 2009, today is the release of the third Forza and  my heart is beating fast as Robin Williams on cocaine because the unopened box is sitting on my lap. If you don’t see another post from me for awhile it is because I am shelled up in my room dropping the lead foot to all the sweet online multiplayer games this title is said to offer.

 

What has me pumped to battle it out on multiplayer games past the over 400 cars to choose from is the new damage and roll over crash dynamic. It cost developers money to buy the rights to show damage on vehicles like the A8, Gallardo, GT3 or Jetta but the people behind Turn 10 did it and proved to the gaming community they are serious about pushing up the bar on what people think of racers on a video game console. I’ll let you know how it turns out.