It’s no surprise that the Japanese setting in Forza Horizon 6 is a standout feature. Series fans have long requested a Horizon Festival take place in Japan, and the game delivers on those expectations impressively. Playground Games has consistently created fantastic open-world racing environments, and they’ve done it again with this latest installment.
The research and development team is using generative AI to create images for internal use only, as references during the early stages of game development. The images used to train these AI tools are all company-owned and legally protected.
I was really looking forward to reviewing this game because it promised a vast, open-world version of modern Japan. My biggest question going in was whether it could recreate the feeling of actually being there.
Miyamoto announced that the live-action Legend of Zelda movie will now premiere on April 30, 2027 – earlier than the previously announced May 7th. He shared that the team is working diligently to finish the film and asked for fans’ continued patience, noting that the release is less than a year away.
With Forza Horizon 6, Xbox and Playground Games have once again built upon the strengths of the series, delivering an exceptional experience. This latest installment isn’t just the best Forza Horizon game yet – it’s easily one of the best games available on Xbox this generation.
Created by Catherine Shepherd, known for her work on Peep Show, the new eight-part series will premiere on BBC One with two back-to-back episodes on Saturday, May 23rd, starting at 9pm. All eight episodes will also be available to stream on BBC iPlayer from that same day.
It’s a big promise, but Unknown Worlds has a history of delivering, and they’ve taken the time to make sure the new game lives up to what fans are hoping for. According to a recent PC Gamer interview, the developers are also really focused on what the community thinks.
Despite concerns about unclear information regarding how tokens are distributed and potential insider deals, ChainCatcher reports that the project’s total potential value has jumped to around $6 billion.
Netflix announced on its Tudum site that a second season of the show is coming, continuing their successful partnership with Schitt’s Creek star Dan Levy. Levy expressed his excitement, saying he’s “very grateful” for the collaboration and that Season 2 is already being developed. He promised it will be “wild” and shared his eagerness to release it to viewers as soon as possible. While the exact release date remains unconfirmed, fans can look forward to more episodes.
As you may remember from last year’s episodes, the Driscolls were experiencing problems in their marriage, and things were starting to fall apart.