Forza Motorsport 2 features authentic simulation physics, bone-jarring damage, photo-realistic graphics, 300 of the world’s hottest cars for you to collect, and licensed tuning and plenty of customization options. Microsoft let us know that they have revealed the aftermarket tuner cars added to the game and some details about the tournament mode.
We've spent the last several weeks giving you the latest updates on some of the hottest new paint customization, engine tuning and online features of "Forza Motorsport 2." We've recently completely some calculations back at Turn 10 studios that determined between the myriad of custom tuning options and more than 4,000 layers that can be applied to your car's exterior using the paint and decal editor that the total number of combinations of unique rides you can create in Forza 2 exceeds 6 billion! Now that you know that whatever you do with the cars they're sure to be one of a kind ride, we want to tell you a little more about how you'll be able to turn heads with your dream vehicles at the track.
"Forza Motorsport 2" will include one of the most refined tournament systems of any racing simulator to date. You will be able to set up your own global tournament or join a friend's, as you overcome the competition and race towards No. 1! Progress and stats will be tracked in real time while racing fanatics the world over will be able to tune into "Forza Motorsport" TV to watch the action unfold.
Additionally, as you're racing your way to the top of the charts, you're sure to bear witness to a number of eye-popping "Forza" moments. Whether it's a gruesome crash, a great drift coming into the final turn, or simply a stunning Liveried racer, you can capture it all using the game's photo mode. Be sure to check out this week's Pitpass report for full details.
From true Force Feedback to online tournaments, from Xbox LIVE Auction House to our unmatched Livery editor, “Forza Motorsport 2” will truly set a new standard for the racing genre. According to Game Director Dan Greenawalt, “Soon, gamers will get a taste of the raw horsepower the Xbox 360 game engine has provided as we redefine what it means to be a racing simulator with Forza Motorsport 2. Whether it’s the hundreds of thousands of physics parameters captured from countless man hours taking track measurements and capturing car data to harnessing the power of the industry’s most advanced the neural-network search algorithms, non-linear and linear math models as well as AI simulation systems from our Microsoft Research Labs, we’ve turned mountains of real world raw data into a living, breathing racing simulator where the only difference between the game and reality is that you’re not risking life and limb when you hit a wall at 200 mph.”
As always, we have more to reveal from “Forza Motorsport 2’s” extensive car list as well. This week, we’re unveiling the aftermarket production cars in the game, with rare models including the Tommy Kaira Skyline from Nissan and the VeilSide Supra Fortune from Toyota. These suped up favourites are sure to bring some spice to the track as they round out the game’s list of production cars – the full list below. Be sure to check out forzamotorsport.net for the latest screenshots as well as this week’s Pitpass report featuring as Dan and Che “geeking out” on car physics and realism.
List of Aftermarket Tuner Car Classics
1998
Toyota
AB Flug S900 Supra Turbo
200
Honda
Aerogear Integra Type-R
2003
Toyota
APR Performance Celica GTS
2000
Audi
AWE Tuning SilverBullet S4
1995
Toyota
Border MR2 Turbo T-bar
2003
Chevrolet
Corvette Guldstrand Edition
1994
Honda
Do-Luck NSX
1992
Toyota
Do-Luck Supra
2003
Nissan
Fairlady Z Custom Edition
2003
Ford
FocusSport SVT Focus
2003
Lexus
Foose Design IS430 Project Car
2000
Dodge
Hennessey Viper 800TT
2006
Mitsubishi
HKS Time Attack Evolution
1995
Mazda
INGS RX-7
2002
Chevrolet
Lingenfelter 427 Corvette
1999
Mitsubishi
MINE'S CP9A Lancer Evolution VI
1993
Nissan
MINE'S R32 Skyline GT-R
2002
Nissan
MINE'S R34 Skyline GT-R
2004
Honda
Mugen Civic Type-R
2002
Honda
Mugen Integra Type-R
2003
Honda
Mugen S2000
1995
Mazda
RE-Amemiya RX-7
2003
Mitsubishi
Sparco Lancer Evolution VIII
1998
Subaru
Tommy Kaira Impreza M20b
2002
Nissan
Tommy Kaira Skyline GT-R R34
1995
Toyota
Tom's T020 MR2
2002
Toyota
Tom's W123 MR-S
2002
Toyota
Tom's Z382 Soarer
1998
Toyota
Top Secret 0-300 Supra
2000
Nissan
Top Secret D1-Spec S15
1998
Toyota
VeilSide Supra Fortune 03
1998
Toyota
VeilSide Supra Fortune 99
2000
Acura
VIS Racing Integra Type-R
1995
Toyota
VIS Racing MR2 Turbo T-bar
2004
Honda
Wings West Civic Si
Source: WP
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