Archief - Forza Motorsport 4
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Master S
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dexter zei:
Tis da, zie maar naar Red Dead Redemption, die GOTY versie kost 2 keer niks vergeleken met de release van het originele spel
Kmoe wel zeggen dat ik dat enkel doe voor de games die niet zoveel prioriteit hebben, vb. Dead Space 2, RDR, Dead Island, ... kan ik wel efkes op wachten. Maar games als Gears Of War 3, Forza 4, ... koop ik meestal wel op release.
ForzaBarça
Legacy Member
Master S zei:Beste is dan online bestellen bij FRS.be en ophalen in filiaal want bij Bart Smit en bol betaal je verzendkosten en bij Game Mania kost hij 74.99€
Maar bij een preorder op frs.be moet je die 69.99€ wel op voorrand betalen bij reservering.
Je kan niet zoals bij GM, het bedrag in de winkel betalen.
b.t.w Wie van jullie hier gaat die U-vormige 'Wireless Speed Wheel' kopen?
gamerchick
Legacy Member
heb dit artikel gevonden vandaag wat vinden jullie hiervan ?
Turn 10 Studios has announced that Forza 4 will be adopting micro-transactions, offering “Car Tokens” that will allow users to purchase cars early.
In-game credits can still be earned to unlock and purchase cars, however, the tokens will enable users to access the content quicker than saving up the credits. Tokens will be available individually for 80 Microsoft Points ($1) each, 400 Microsoft Points ($5) for six or 900 Microsoft Points ($10) for 13. All cars will not cost the same in tokens, the more expensive ones will require two or three to unlock.
ik persoonlijk vind dit nogal dom , omdat ik liever de wagens op een gewone manier unlock inpv 80 ms points te betalen voor een wagen die je nadien gewoon kan winnen , heb nog enkele artikels gevonden invb met de warthog waarom deze niet berijdbaar is
Turn 10 Studios has announced that Forza 4 will be adopting micro-transactions, offering “Car Tokens” that will allow users to purchase cars early.
In-game credits can still be earned to unlock and purchase cars, however, the tokens will enable users to access the content quicker than saving up the credits. Tokens will be available individually for 80 Microsoft Points ($1) each, 400 Microsoft Points ($5) for six or 900 Microsoft Points ($10) for 13. All cars will not cost the same in tokens, the more expensive ones will require two or three to unlock.
ik persoonlijk vind dit nogal dom , omdat ik liever de wagens op een gewone manier unlock inpv 80 ms points te betalen voor een wagen die je nadien gewoon kan winnen , heb nog enkele artikels gevonden invb met de warthog waarom deze niet berijdbaar is
gamerchick
Legacy Member
dit vind ik wel heel erg goed want als je all de car packs optelt van fm3 kom je bijna even duur uit als de game zelf , ik koop de season pass zoizo
In a flurry of announcements, Microsoft has unveiled new details for Forza Motorsport 4. Fans can look forward to driving on the famed Indy Speedway, and will have the opportunity to save some money by purchasing a Season Pass for the DLC.
Perhaps most appealing to car fans, the Season Pass allows enthusiasts to save 30 percent on the first six DLC packs, which will release between November 2011 and April 2012. Each of the six packs will include 10 new cars, for a whopping additional 60 cars to enhance your stable. Additionally, those who purchase the Season Pass will immediately receive an exclusive bonus American Muscle car pack, featuring some of the hottest Detroit steel to ever cruise Route 66. The American Muscle pack includes the following beasts:
1965 Pontiac GTO
1968 Pontiac Firebird
1970 Buick GSX
1970 Dodge Cornet Super Bee
1966 Chevrolet Nova SS
1969 Shelby GT500 428CJ
1971 Plymouth GTX 426 Hemi
1967 Dodge Cornet W023
1968 Dodge Dart HEMI Super Stock
1964 Ford Fairlane Thunderbolt
Fans can purchase the Season Pass with the American Muscle pack on Xbox Live starting on launch day, October 11 in the US, and October 14 in the UK and Europe, for 2400 Microsoft Points ($30).
In a flurry of announcements, Microsoft has unveiled new details for Forza Motorsport 4. Fans can look forward to driving on the famed Indy Speedway, and will have the opportunity to save some money by purchasing a Season Pass for the DLC.
Perhaps most appealing to car fans, the Season Pass allows enthusiasts to save 30 percent on the first six DLC packs, which will release between November 2011 and April 2012. Each of the six packs will include 10 new cars, for a whopping additional 60 cars to enhance your stable. Additionally, those who purchase the Season Pass will immediately receive an exclusive bonus American Muscle car pack, featuring some of the hottest Detroit steel to ever cruise Route 66. The American Muscle pack includes the following beasts:
1965 Pontiac GTO
1968 Pontiac Firebird
1970 Buick GSX
1970 Dodge Cornet Super Bee
1966 Chevrolet Nova SS
1969 Shelby GT500 428CJ
1971 Plymouth GTX 426 Hemi
1967 Dodge Cornet W023
1968 Dodge Dart HEMI Super Stock
1964 Ford Fairlane Thunderbolt
Fans can purchase the Season Pass with the American Muscle pack on Xbox Live starting on launch day, October 11 in the US, and October 14 in the UK and Europe, for 2400 Microsoft Points ($30).
gamerchick
Legacy Member
artikel invb met de warthog
Turn 10 has explained the reasons for why you can look at the Halo Warthog in Forza 4, but can’t drive it.
Turn 10 revealed that they looked into the possibility of allowing players to drive the Warthog, but a number of reasons caused them to decide against it. “One, it’s got some technology that’s built into Halo that would have been a big investment for us to then build into the game only to support one vehicle,” Turn 10 boss Dan Greenawalt told Eurogamer. “To do with vehicle dynamics in general, it’s a very, very tall vehicle. It’s got four wheel steering to a very large degree. It’s one thing to have four wheel steering on a car like a GTO – you know, real cars. But to have the amount of crab walking that car can actually do, per the specs? We’re technically oriented. We don’t just kinda do things. We researched the Warthog. We were like, well, we would have to do, literally, crab walking steering on the front and back. Technically we don’t support that because no real world cars in our game do.”
“Also, the suspension travel is gargantuan. It’s a different type of suspension than is found on most cars. And then the final damning fact for us was, we didn’t make the tires in Forza 4. Pirelli made all of the tires in Forza 4. This may sound like a cop out, but it’s true: we didn’t want to soil the ability to say all of the simulation in Forza 4, when you turn off all of the assists, is drop dead, absolutely as good as we could have got it. They didn’t give us tires from nanotube technology from 2525,” he added.
Turn 10 has explained the reasons for why you can look at the Halo Warthog in Forza 4, but can’t drive it.
Turn 10 revealed that they looked into the possibility of allowing players to drive the Warthog, but a number of reasons caused them to decide against it. “One, it’s got some technology that’s built into Halo that would have been a big investment for us to then build into the game only to support one vehicle,” Turn 10 boss Dan Greenawalt told Eurogamer. “To do with vehicle dynamics in general, it’s a very, very tall vehicle. It’s got four wheel steering to a very large degree. It’s one thing to have four wheel steering on a car like a GTO – you know, real cars. But to have the amount of crab walking that car can actually do, per the specs? We’re technically oriented. We don’t just kinda do things. We researched the Warthog. We were like, well, we would have to do, literally, crab walking steering on the front and back. Technically we don’t support that because no real world cars in our game do.”
“Also, the suspension travel is gargantuan. It’s a different type of suspension than is found on most cars. And then the final damning fact for us was, we didn’t make the tires in Forza 4. Pirelli made all of the tires in Forza 4. This may sound like a cop out, but it’s true: we didn’t want to soil the ability to say all of the simulation in Forza 4, when you turn off all of the assists, is drop dead, absolutely as good as we could have got it. They didn’t give us tires from nanotube technology from 2525,” he added.
gamerchick
Legacy Member
nieuwe gameplay trailer Forza Motorsport 4- Trans Am Gameplay - YouTube
gamerchick
Legacy Member
Cerulean zei:
:naughty:
dit is daad werkelijk een gameplaytrailer
hier heb je een voorbeeld Battlefield 3 - Thunder Run Tank gameplay-trailer - EA
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