In a groundbreaking move. Microsoft has announced that all of its future first-party games will be added to its Game Pass subscription service on the day of their release.

Forza Horizon has been the sole product of Playground Games since inception, but the studio is growing. And with the growth comes an entirely new direction, with some high profile hires to boot.

Forza Motorsport 7 launched with a massive, negative change to VIP status, causing an outcry from fans. And in less than a week, Turn 10 has agreed to change things.

When it comes down to actual racing, Forza Motorsport 7 stands nearly unmatched in the simulation space. But its increasing focus on strange progression and microtransactions bog down the experince heavily.

Microsoft’s banking on Forza 7 being the game that sells 4K gaming and the Xbox One X. But is it a case of all style and no substance? Early reviews say otherwise, as the latest Forza isn’t just the thrill of speed personified, but one of the best racing games ever made.

A lot has been said about how thin the current Xbox One exclusive lineup is and well...more needs to be said.

The Xbox One X is out later this year, and it promises to be the most powerful console ever released. With more teraflops than Freddy Kruger on a beach holiday, the Xbox One X promises to deliver True 4K gaming to those with the requisite screens. What it doesnt have? Good first-party games.

Forza Motorsport 7 is looking to flex some 4K muscle this year by appealing to the fantasy lobes in your brain, with developer Turn 10 saying that the latest incarnation of the signature Xbox driving game that isn’t Project Gotham Racing (sniff) having over 700 collections of engines to choose from.