More than that, H-pattern shifters are getting some love too for the total (virtual) racing experience. Specifically? The high-end Fanatec CSR and ClubSport V2 Xbox One Hub. A post on Xbox Wire notes that more wheels will be supported later this month. The PC game will play nicely with a number of wheels from Logitech and Thrustmaster (including the latter's very nice T300RS). And now, some four months after launch, the free-to-play Forza Motorsport 6: Apex is finally ready for the pricey - and extremely precise! - accessories. Microsoft is planning to support in-game purchases, and all cars and locations can be unlocked by playing the game, so you won't be forced into spending money.įorza isn't the only big franchise that Microsoft is using to lure Xbox gamers: the company is also providing a free PC version of Quantum Break with Xbox One preorders, available from the Windows Store on Windows 10.Steering wheel support is essential for any racing simulation that wants to be taken seriously. Apex will also include traditional Forza features like the Drivatar system, which bases the in-game AI on how your friends drive. There will be a standard, 12-event career mode, as well as what Microsoft describes as a "new objective and scoring system" that lets you compare progress and achievements with friends.
"That is a long-term commitment from us."Īccording to Microsoft, the new Forza is designed for players new to the franchise, and it will feature a total of 63 cars will available across six locations and 20 tracks. "We are 100 percent committed to the PC-gaming space," says Phil Spencer, Microsoft's Xbox chief, in an interview with The Seattle Times. It's part of a broader effort by Microsoft to invest heavily in PC gaming, and push consumers to upgrade to Windows 10. Forza Motorsport 6: Apex will debut in the Windows Store as a slimmed down free-to-play version of the racing game available on the Xbox One. Microsoft is planning to launch a free Forza game on Windows 10 this spring.
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