The Unique Whips of Forza 2

[DC RID3R]

For all those who are still pondering about the paint customization options in Forza 2, here's a nice piece of fresh information.
So -- Forza Motorsport 2 is still set to release in May 2007 -- sorry I couldn't be more specific than that. The good news is that we should have some 720p gameplay videos out there next week so you'll be able to see the game running in 60fps glory. Yay!

We've got a lot to cover in this WPR. Turn 10's senior game designer Bill "Guitar Hero" Giese joins us to give a detailed tour of how Forza 2's livery (that's just a fancy word for paint job) editor works in the sequel. The whole system has been much improved -- so much so that even a pathetic painter like myself can come up with instantly nifty designs. You could say that the entire goal of our livery editor team was to give the player tools that are both powerful and easy to use. In Forza 2, they've gone above and beyond that call. One final note: I was going to try to get to some of the questions you guys have submitted in the stickied thread, but won't have time to get to them today.

News source: <a href="http://blogs.ign.com/ForzaMotorsport/2007/04/11/51934/" target="_blank">blogs.ign.com</a>

[busboy33]

The new paint tools have me salivating. The blog follows him as he throws a nice green an yellow fade flame job on his ride in a few minutes. That same job would have taken a hour on Forza 1 at least.

There's gonna be some unbelievable rides floating thru the Marketplace. I hope the demo has the paint editor, and the rides can be accessed by the full game -- give the painters a head start to learn the new tools and all.

[Xenogears V]

All the games of auto on Xbox360 make to vomit, I think that this is not also from less!.