One Forza Motorsport Feature Should Become a Sim Racing Standard

Pre-release marketing for Forza Motorsport focused heavily on the technical advancements that led to such a polished graphical and gameplay experience for players, but one of the game’s biggest innovations hasn’t received nearly as much fanfare. Rather than simply handing players a collection of high-end cars and real-world tracks to enjoy and calling it a day, developer Turn 10 Studios also made a radical change to player progression. By rethinking the way players pay for vehicle upgrades and unlocks, Forza Motorsport makes it easy for racers to focus on fixing up their dream car rather than building up their bankroll.