forza

Fable, Gears of War, Forza Motorsport and (until Forza displaced it as the Gran Turismo for Xbox) Project Gotham Racing.

Take a look at Forza 2 vs Forza 3 or Halo 3 vs the later Halo games on the XBox 360.

What makes Forza 2 and 3 so impressive is that it keeps up 60 fps all the time.

Switching in and out of Forza was particularly impressive: the game instantly resumed, with no loading times at all.

None of that is gesture based but: - Forza head-tracking is really immersive and extends your screen.

Just like today, a family member can play your copy of Forza Motorsport at a friend’s house.

Also, my two year old has lost my Forza disk, which really sold this idea.

Rather optimistically according to my xbox and Forza it can top our around 100-110.

So you can't have two people playing Halo 5, but you can have one person playing Halo 5 and one playing Forza 5.

And I play Forza although the review notes the new version has been neutered and downgraded so I don't want it.

Try it - get a game console and some driving game (like Forza or Gran Turismo) and do the very long races for 30 hours.

Halo 3, GTA 4, forza 2 and Gears of War were the titles I remember everyone being excited about around launch.

"[...] Forza Silicon, which is introducing a new customizable video-camera platform that can reach "resolutions approaching 200 megapixels" at 60fps"

As you play, Xbox Live services used by Forza become more aware of how you drive and your "drivatar" (that is, the fake player you become when other people play non-multiplayer game modes) becomes more accurate.

Go try it:) Better than running swearing 12 year olds off the track on Forza.

Only now, they will see not just Forza, but all of your shared games.

I've had fun with Forza, and as silly as it seems, Just Dance is actually pretty fun.