Probably a lot of Starfield and Redfall. Cinematic stuff for 2024 and 2025 releases (Fable, Avowed, HB2 etc... Maybe another ES6 teaser and some 3rd party stuff like Stalker sprinkled in.
Probably a lot of Starfield and Redfall. Cinematic stuff for 2024 and 2025 releases (Fable, Avowed, HB2 etc... Maybe another ES6 teaser and some 3rd party stuff like Stalker sprinkled in.
Sounds about right. Not really expecting much but I do wanna see Starfield gameplay at the very least and I'll be okay with that.
I just want details on Forza Motorsport. After the massive disappointment that was GT7, I need a proper racing sim fix and Turn 10 has literally never let me down.
I just want details on Forza Motorsport. After the massive disappointment that was GT7, I need a proper racing sim fix and Turn 10 has literally never let me down.
I just want details on Forza Motorsport. After the massive disappointment that was GT7, I need a proper racing sim fix and Turn 10 has literally never let me down.
What was disappointing about GT7?
The on-track action is amazing, but it's buried under a series of terrible design decisions. I don't play much online so I'm in the game for singleplayer content and after finishing the Cafe menus, there isn't much else to do aside from grinding out races to afford cars in a broken economy that has only gotten worse in the past few weeks. They patched the Tomahawk exploit and RAISED prices in the legend cars dealership right afterward, while keeping race payouts the same when players have been complaining that they were far too low for weeks now.
Not to mention the car selection itself, which hasn't improved much from what was available in GT5 and seen only a handful of actual new additions and still only has a few cars from the past three to five model years because either Sony or PD has been stingy with the licensing.
So, I got burned out on it. GT7 needs a massive infusion of new race events and a rework of its economy to bring me back.
I just want details on Forza Motorsport. After the massive disappointment that was GT7, I need a proper racing sim fix and Turn 10 has literally never let me down.
What was disappointing about GT7?
The on-track action is amazing, but it's buried under a series of terrible design decisions. I don't play much online so I'm in the game for singleplayer content and after finishing the Cafe menus, there isn't much else to do aside from grinding out races to afford cars in a broken economy that has only gotten worse in the past few weeks. They patched the Tomahawk exploit and RAISED prices in the legend cars dealership right afterward, while keeping race payouts the same when players have been complaining that they were far too low for weeks now.
Not to mention the car selection itself, which hasn't improved much from what was available in GT5 and seen only a handful of actual new additions and still only has a few cars from the past three to five model years because either Sony or PD has been stingy with the licensing.
So, I got burned out on it. GT7 needs a massive infusion of new race events and a rework of its economy to bring me back.
Like I said, the actual racing feels amazing, even on a DualSense, it looks amazing (but what else is new) and I wish the rest of the game was as well designed. I really want this game to be better though, as the foundation is clearly there. I just hope PD can find what made earlier GTs so great and bring that into this one. They've got the passion for it, that much is obvious.
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