Yes, I have played before. The game is by far one of the worst racing games to date. I rented and then returned promptly. This is what happens when people who have no clue about the American import culture sit down and make an uninformed game with a million fake parts and bs. Its also made in Canada....and if you pick up any Candian import mags, youll totally understand that they have no grasp of import tuning whatsoever. Roof scoops are for the WRC, spinners are for pretentious rappers with SUVs and other over the top, useless vehicles.
And I sure as hell dont want any game that implements phony tuning parts like those cheaply extruded bodies from the minds of lackluster, uninformed 3d artists.
The game relies on making a super beater vehicle to progress and I am beyond shocked that you cant even put GTR emblems on every car in the game to add to that rediculous factor.
And beyond the fact of phony parts and other absurdities, they added SUVs. Vehicles that have no part or love in the import industry. If anyone here who has ever been to a SEMA, HIN/HID, EAD, IAS, or any other mainstream auto show would know that it is hard enough to show even a little love for American domestics.
And we all know, if youre into imports, you must talk like ghetto, gutter trash.
If you have any actual value or love for the import industry/lifestyle, then place a preorder for Forza. I recently got a huge demo of this game mailed to me from the CES show and the tuning in this game is authentic. Nothing but real parts for all auto tuning genres. Features more tuning than any GT game and youcan perform engine swaps, change an FWD car to RWD, anything. Thats real.
I agree the game has it's bad points, but imo it's still good. Question though... have you played it? I thought it was going to be wack until i played it and was pleasantly surprised. And with the whole ugly thing, you don't have to uglify your cars. I've got a 10* 350Z that looks identical to Do Luck's 350, it's hot and def not fugly.
