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Forza Motorsport 3 – More Ferrari Previews

Posted on September 22nd, 2009 in Console – 5 Comments

Following the first batch of Ferrari previews released five days ago, Turn 10 has released more preview shots showing various Ferrari road and race cars in their upcoming Forza Motorsport 3 title for Xbox 360.

Previews include previously seen cars and new ones such as the Ferrari F430 GT2 race car of American Le Mans Series fame.

Forza Motorsport 3 will bring over 400 cars and 100 tracks to the Xbox 360, the third installment of the Forza series will be released on October 22nd, a demo will be available in two days.


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  • DeadStar

    It is too perfect to be possible on an Xbox 360. So much Anti-Aliasing does not come without a huge performance impact. Nice bullshots thou, they had me convinced enough to buy a second hand Xbox 360 just to play Forza 3 when it will come out. Excellent marketing because I am extremely hard to convince.

  • AaronC

    A huge multi million dollar budget, and they have flat interior textures like that? Also take a look at the car throughout all of the corners, it isn’t rolled over on the suspension what so ever. So much for it being a “Hardcore Simulator” as they call it. :))

  • BNR32

    Atleast it’s million times more of a simulator than Shi(f)t is.

  • erale

    AaronC:
    A huge multi million dollar budget, and they have flat interior textures like that? Also take a look at the car throughout all of the corners, it isn’t rolled over on the suspension what so ever. So much for it being a “Hardcore Simulator” as they call it. :))

    Don’t know what screens you’re referring to but on the screens posted above you can clearly see body roll. But it should be obvious that a GT2 class F430 doesn’t have that much body roll as a VW Fox.

  • logos

    BNR32:
    Atleast it’s million times more of a simulator than Shi(f)t is.

    As recently discovered, Shift uses an updated version of ISI gMotor engine with new tyre model, so I doubt Turn 10 to produce better physics engine just for the mainstream console market. It’s just not needed there.

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