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Message: [QUOTE="T0MMY3688, post: 13587166, member: 275933"] I did mention NFS has "cop chases, focus on visual customisation and illegal street racing" as the unique/niche thing in the racing games genre on the first sentence of that post. Which are the things that most racing games don't put much focus on these days but NFS did. The only thing left that is probably similar enough to compare between Forza Horizon and NFS is the arcade driving physics design. Online modes in recent NFS is lackluster and the general gameplay is too different. NFS still put focus on upgrading the cars you have while Forza has their wheelspins that throwing free cars to the player very often. Also even if GT7 has more parts for customisation it is still a console exclusive game and also not open world or illegal street racing game, I kinda doubt it will have more parts and options that what NFS has to offer now. I know CarX Drift Racing Online with its unlicensed but 99% look a like cars have a lot more options than what NFS has to offer. Also the driving physics will be more on the realistic side which seems like the general NFS audience don't care much about it, even when NFS with its crap physics or just bad games but somehow still sell well enough to not get killed by EA. The proper competitor with GT7 is Forza Motorsport, GT7 looking pretty good now and will be interesting to see what T10 did with Forza Motorsport after much longer development time. [/QUOTE]