So what’s on the…uh…horizon for Forza Horizon 4? Plenty! A lot of additional content will be driving into the game soon, as a recent tweet from Microsoft outlined four months worth of updates. Here’s the list.

From today, you’ll be able to sample a taste of all the horses under the hood of Forza Horizon 4 ahead of the October 2 release date for the game, with a demo that offers “a tour of beautiful, historic Britain."

The highly acclaimed Forza Motorsport racing games had a bit of a stain on them with the last game. It wasn’t nearly as beloved as previous games, with complaints ranging from boring music, the removal of interesting classes, and a messy progression system. Most criticised of all though was the inclusion of loot boxes. Mods for cars came by way of Prize Crates – loot boxes - changing the way you earned cash for new cars. Those are now being yanked.

Cars make the Forza series and with Forza Horizon 4 on the way, fans want to see the best of the best represented in the game. According to one fan over on Reddit, Forza Horizon 4 will indeed have hundreds of cars to choose from, as said fanatic preordered and downloaded the game through the Windows Store a little bit early.

Step on up folks, grab a bingo card and sit down. We’re going to take a look at the games that are rumoured to be shown off this year at E3.

It's the season of E3 leaks, and Walmart in Canada has beaten everyone to the punch with a huge leak of unannounced games that include RAGE 2, Splinter Cell and Borderlands 3.

Crackdown, The Witcher 2, Fable and Forza Horizon join the ever growing list of Xbox One backwards compatible titles, and come with free Xbox One X enhancements too.

Seeing Microsoft’s Fable franchise resurrected by a developer known for creating one of the best racing games in recent memory? Hell, stranger things have happened. In a year where Microsoft truly does need to distinguish its Xbox brand with plenty of new exclusive titles, here’s one for the salt pile.