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Thought I'd dust the cobwebs from this sub-forum by making this thread. Today, I completed Forza Motorsport 2:
This was my first time experiencing FM2 and I really enjoyed progressing through the game's single player (except for when I had to race at the King Cobra test track ). The game's difficulty notably increased once I reached the race car events. Fortunately, the AI is improved over FM1, which I skipped on completing for now since the aggressive AI in that game is bent on winning at any cost.
But the thing I appreciate about FM2 over the recent FM games is that it was straightforward. The career mode wasn't gimicky; you just got in a car, picked the event you wanted to do next, and you were on your way. There were no voiceovers to listen to or cutscenes to watch. And in a way, the game gave me Gran Turismo 3 vibes: it felt like being a racing game was the primary focus instead of trying to be an all-around car game stuffed with as much filler as possible.
It's definitely my favorite Motorsport series game so far in terms of single player. I also liked other aspects such as the UI and the selection of tuner cars, most of which are sadly gone after this game. If only I had a Xbox 360 back in 2007 or 2008 when this game was still relevant. I would have loved to see what the online community was like in its prime.
So with FM2 done, I'm going to work on completing FM3 next...but I don't think I'm going to get very far with FM7 around the corner.
This was my first time experiencing FM2 and I really enjoyed progressing through the game's single player (except for when I had to race at the King Cobra test track ). The game's difficulty notably increased once I reached the race car events. Fortunately, the AI is improved over FM1, which I skipped on completing for now since the aggressive AI in that game is bent on winning at any cost.
But the thing I appreciate about FM2 over the recent FM games is that it was straightforward. The career mode wasn't gimicky; you just got in a car, picked the event you wanted to do next, and you were on your way. There were no voiceovers to listen to or cutscenes to watch. And in a way, the game gave me Gran Turismo 3 vibes: it felt like being a racing game was the primary focus instead of trying to be an all-around car game stuffed with as much filler as possible.
It's definitely my favorite Motorsport series game so far in terms of single player. I also liked other aspects such as the UI and the selection of tuner cars, most of which are sadly gone after this game. If only I had a Xbox 360 back in 2007 or 2008 when this game was still relevant. I would have loved to see what the online community was like in its prime.
So with FM2 done, I'm going to work on completing FM3 next...but I don't think I'm going to get very far with FM7 around the corner.