
Forza Horizon 4 Turns Britain’s Weekly Seasons Into the Racer to Beat
Forza Horizon 4 brings dynamic seasons to a gorgeous Britain, delivering the best driving and open-world design in the series.


Forza Horizon 4 brings dynamic seasons to a gorgeous Britain, delivering the best driving and open-world design in the series.

A team of one's own: F1 2020 lets a player build and command a whole racing team, and the weight of that change is felt in full.

A swift, harsh racer of strange ships and pounding sound, WipEout gives no ground to hesitation, yet rewards the patient with a true feeling of motion.

Excitebike 64 returns racing over rough ground to Nintendo hardware with real weight, heat, and force. A fair, steady championship.

A long race across America gives quick, plain thrills, but rough sights and loose guidance keep this arcade drive from lasting joy.

San Francisco Rush on Nintendo 64 sends racers over hills, secret paths, and wild bounds in a fast arcade rush.

Rush 2049 sends flying cars through a shining city, rewarding roaming and rewarding friends racing on one screen.

Thirty machines race at a furious pace on the Nintendo 64, an old contest of velocity over show, precise still after all these years.

A race against the clock and a friend on one screen, Top Gear 2 keeps the pace of the first, with a worthy addition.

A swift, singular racer upon the Super Nintendo, wherein velocity and peril contend — remembered still for its music and its madness.
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