VVV: "Overall, Forza Horizon 2 Presents Fast & Furious is a disjointed experience – welding Fast and Furious with Forza should work in theory, but they feel very disconnected. In reality, the only things both franchises have in common here is the runtime and price of admission – in all honesty, you’re better off spending the money on a cinema ticket to watch the film. But its biggest crime of all is that, aside from the authentic cars, no effort has been made to utilise the film license and encapsulate the essence of Fast and Furious.
It all makes the expansion rather redundant. If you’re interested in the Fast and Furious car content, you’re better off getting the cheaper Fast and Furious car pack DLC to use in the main game. And if you’re on the fence about buying Forza Horizon 2…well, just download the free demo.
Still, it’s a great way to rack up some easy achievement points: I’ll happily snap up 1000G for a couple of hours of gameplay thank you very much."
With the ninth movie entry in the long-running Fast Saga on everyone's mind (and starring my man Vin Diesel, among others), it's a good time to revisit the history of Fast & Furious video games.
I'm looking at the tags for this article and almost wanna report it for tag spam haha
I really wish they would release a DECENT Fast and the Furious game for consoles. It seems like a natural fit and instant brand awareness. The latest one looks like a train wreck. With all of the F and F money, you'd think they would invest a little of it into a real game.
I really wish Driver 1-3 could get remaster/reboot… those games kick the shit out of this fast and furious trash
Not a one was good. I rather they make Underground 3 since NFS Underground was based off of Fast and the Furious 1
Fast and the Furious Crossroads was Crap.
Paul writes: "Forza Horizon 2 then, a game from 2014 - a game that still stands up today"
Would love to see a PC port of this game Forza 3 and 4 are just gorgeous on XBOX but Jaw dropping on PC.
not like DC does. they were 10 yrs ahead of their time.
https://youtu.be/pBEip6goHb...
but FH2 was pretty good as well.
* I've still yet to beat the game and haven't bought FH3 or FH4 because I still have stuff to do in FH2....I just haven't played in a while. It's an awesome game and yes it still is just as good now as when it originally released.
Jacob writes: "Following on from my list of insanely difficult achievements, it’s time to shine the spotlight on another type of hellish achievement. The dreaded grind. These are the awards that will take you hundreds of hours at the absolute minimum, and often involve repeating menial tasks over and over. It’s safe to say that these were definitely not made with the casual gamer in mind. Only the most committed will ever see these pop."
Pretty decent review
I think the author misses the point of this DLC. Though he does make a good point. It would have been quiete interesting if they took the storm island approach and created a whole new area for F&F type shenangigans. That said, Its authentically replicated F&F cars in the FH2 setting. It is NOT "fast and furious: the game"
This is a racing game. more specifically a one off. its more like a taster of FH2 with F&F cars and ludacris as the narrator (he does a great job!). Its was also free at launch, and is really a great gateway into FH2, if you havent played that game. This is a taster of the forza horizon experience. Not a game based on the movie. FH2:F&F never lets you forget that with ludacris constantly referencing FH2 in his dialouge. At the start of the game he tells you he heard about you at the horizon festival...at the end of this DLC he tell you to get back to your business at the festival...
That just my two cents though.
This reviewer missed the point of his own review. Here is my review for comparison:
"I've never seen nor will ever see the movies. But I made a 1000 gamerscore in one night of playing.*
5/5
*P.S. Don't forget to download it on 360 too and get another free 1000 points.
The End."
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