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Its very impressive ! We are in for a great treat next gen if today's open world racers can look like that

I read the title too quickly and thought it said "The Fall of Gamersyde" lol.

Same.
Also your streaming compression algorithms look really ugly in this one, even at 4k@60fps.

http://gamersyde.com/hqstream_forza_horizon_4_pres...
you'll have a hard time picking out the best stuff in this video, it's all just amazing to watch. i recommend watching the whole video.

@ 04:04 - "it's like we're back in PGR2"

..that struck a cord, it's been years since i can remember playing PGR. amazing, even if it's by chance the devs managed to pull off the aesthetics. PGR had some of the best blends of arcade and sim racing aesthetics. such qualities really should be brought back i think.

amazing!!

Ogh my days it's glorious!!!

After Fable get PG making a new PGR!

There is no FUC***** reason for playground to NOT make a PGR5! I can understand the fact that Fable is pushed to them, and they may be aching to do other type of games other than awesome open city arcadesim, but DAAAAAAMNNN, a new PGR, Baby!!!

Thanks for the amazing videos again. The game looks so incredibly. I am fighting the urge to spend £80 on the ultimate edition so I can play it early but my will is weak :-)
I just don't understand why MS don't get PGR5 made. Test the waters with a remaster of PGR2 and if it sells well then do a full sequel.

I found this on, PGR2 Edinburgh track side by side with the same track in Forza H4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQyL2uqesN4

engh.

PGR is blazing fast.

You not only called Blim old but also a gamer, he will be so mad at you :D

interesting. yeah It's amazing about the visual accuracy, and detail FH4 brings. but also it's not just about the visual accuracy; it's the whole racing experience.

PGR was a peculiar game, even though it was 30fps it's sense of speed and handling combined with the visuals and tracks was pretty immersive. and it became a huge success.

FH4 offers not just the same familiar places with better graphics, but also exploration and the ability to drive anyway you like. - off-road, circuit, serious or casual. which adds much more freedom and replay value from your usual circuit racing genre. which you're limited in.

Naturally cars are meant to go far distances and playground games wanted to go beyond the rails with the FH series. which the series does just that, and it does it quite well to a very fun extent.

Playground opened a new studio for "that action RPG", so what ever is next probably won't have to wait that long

there is a noticeable difference.
The Forza engine is geared to 60fps, internally. which can be capped to 30fps. more internal frames contributes to smoother motion. lesser frames can contribute to faster end results, but the drawback is lesser motion accuracy.

This example below is actually pretty good for showing you internal frames.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npMreLeVD6o

In the options menu, Forza Horizon 4 allows you to set the "motion blur" to either "short" or "long". to compensate for better motion speed. i have mine set to long. to my eyes it makes everything look faster.

Well...got my X pre-loaded with the Ultimate edition and ready for Friday morning. Got my "Influence" up over 200K on mixer and I've been having a blast with the demo. How PG manages to out do themselves everytime is mind boggling. Beating FH3 takes something special no matter who it is...I think its time we include Playground Games in the same conversation of the elite developers.