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Forza Motorsport 4
The newest installment in Microsoft and developer Turn 10's flagship simulation racing series, Forza Motorsport 4, has delivered a new batch of screens showing off the game's high-gloss wax.
Of course, what you can't see in these screens is the way the game will fold Kinect into the Forza experience. The peripheral can track your head so you can move the game's camera to look around you while you're driving. It'll also be used to check out showroom cars, letting you walk around them and look at their points of interest, hear car facts, and even use Kinect to race in discreet challenges by moving your hands to steer (gas and brake will be handled for you).
Forza Motorsport 4 comes out on October 11.
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