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• Forza Horizon 2 Xbox One & 360 are "different games" on different engines

  Forza Horizon 2 developer Playground Games has confirmed that both the Xbox One and 360 versions of the racer are “different games” running on different engines. Studio creative director Ralph Fulton has explained what that means in a new interview.

• Paid boosters have no place in Forza Horizon 2

  Forza Horizon 2 will launch on 30 September on Xbox One and 360 without paid microtransaction boosters.

• Forza Horizon 2 Xbox One runs at 1080p & 30 frames

  Forza Horizon 2 has been confirmed to display at 1080p on Xbox One, and it’ll run at 30 frames per second. Start sharpening your knives 60FPS fans.

• Forza Horizon: showcase events gameplay, it's wild!

  Forza Horizon ‘showcase events’ re one of the definitive highlights of PlayGround Games’ racer. These events define the ‘festival atmosphere’ and are a great excuse for different events that are perhaps a little off the wall. See them in action below.

• Petrol festival: what is Forza Horizon?

  As Forza Horizon gets set to roll out next month, Stace Harman speaks to Playground Games’ design director Ralph Fulton to find out how the game fits into the wider Forza family.

• New Forza Horizon in-game footage shows night racing

  Ralph Fulton, design director at Playground Games, has plenty to say about Forza Horizon. He also has a load of new stuff to show.

• Forza Horizon to feature Kinect-powered GPS system

  Playground Games has confirmed to Joystiq that Forza Horizon will feature a voice-controled Kinect GPS system.

• Natal won't replace wheels for driving games, says Codies

  DiRT 2’s Ralph Fulton’s told VG that Natal, as lovely as it is, will never be a standard controller for racing games. “I certainly don’t ever see it replacing the wheel or the controller as the principle controller method,” he said. Don’t panic, though, Natal-based racing fans. The motion-sensing system and traditional control aspects could […]

• GRID dev lead reveals Codemasters' Ego engine, confirms summer 2008 release for all SKUs

  Ralph Fulton, chief games designer on Codemasters’ Race Driver GRID, has confirmed a simultaneous summer 2008 release date for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360, and has made first mention of next evolution of the company’s Neon racing technology, named the Ego engine. “We’re aiming for a summer 2008 release and we’ll be hitting PS3, 360 […]