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“Burn it to the ground.” That was the message from a certain other franchise at E3 this past summer. Proselytizing competition over car collecting, it was a strong statement of intent from a series that had single-handedly created the CARPG sub-genre.

Scuf Gaming has partnered with Porsche and Turn 10 Studios for the limited edition Forza Elite controller. Available later this month, the controller takes inspiration from Forza 7’s cover car, the 911 GT2 RS.

Some worried it would happen, but now there’s confirmation: Turn 10 is looking at adding Tokens to its latest title.

Forza fans will get their hands on the latest installment in Microsoft’s billion-dollar franchise at the end of this week. With the game’s release so close at hand, we’re revisiting its predecessor.

Racing game fans are likely familiar with the idea of entering an event with an over-specced vehicle and running away with victory. Whether it be for fun or giving oneself the competitive edge, it narrows the options down to but a few. Forza Motorsport 7 aims to resolve this with homologation.

Turn 10 head honcho Dan Greenawalt has revealed the latest Forza community numbers. The headline figure is five million — that’s how many people play Forza games per month.

Turn 10 has revealed details of a huge day one download for Forza Motorsport 7 with less than three weeks until the game’s launch.

The newest commercial for Forza Motorsport 7 focuses on the variety of vehicles included in the game. FM7 sets a generation best with over 700 cars at launch for players to take for a drive across more than 30 tracks. The video plays on this aspect of the title and features some interesting cameos to boot.

To say that 2017 is a good year for racing games would be an understatement. We’ve already had DiRT 4 and F1 2017 from the house of Codemasters and this fall, the Big Three of sim racing games is going to get involved.

Turn 10’s Alan Hartman took to Twitter last week to re-confirm one of the big numbers in Forza Motorsport 7.

Forza Motorsport 7 has been awarded E3 “Racing Game of The Show” by the Games Critic Awards judge panel. To take the crown, Turn 10’s latest entry in the Motorsport series beat out stiff competition from the likes of GT Sport and Project CARS 2.

Continuing with our hands-on time with some of the racing games from E3 2017, we’re now exploring Forza Motorsport 7.

Revealed at this year’s E3, Forza Motorsport 7 looks to be Turn 10’s most ambitious effort yet. With an improved campaign mode, over 700 cars, and more, this year’s entry will keep racers busy later this fall.

This year’s Forza Motorsport 7 marks a new chapter for the sim-racing side of the franchise. As you may have heard, FM7 sports an all-new dynamic race weather system.

The recently announced Forza Motorsport 7 is looking like a sizeable leap forward for the franchise. Turn 10 has clearly put in a lot of work to wow fans on release this October.

The eagerly anticipated Forza Motorsport 7 finally broke cover this week at E3 2017. It’s already been announced that the new Forza title will sport a brand new dynamic weather system and career mode, but it seems there’s a bit more in store than that.

E3 2017 has been a busy time for Turn 10 Studios. With the reveal of Forza Motorsport 7, there is no shortage of news. Not only did we learn more about the game, but we also received an interesting statistic about the series as a whole.

Revealed this past weekend, Forza Motorsport 7 is Turn 10’s first crack at taking advantage of the Xbox One X. GTPlanet sat down with FM7 creative director Bill Giese at E3 to chat about what improvements players can expect.

Turn 10 has released a set of 4K resolution images to show off the technical advancement of Forza Motorsport 7.

After an accidental confirmation back in December, Turn 10 has officially revealed Forza Motorsport 7.