New details concerning Forza Motorsport 4 have been unveiled through an article on MSN Autos.
In a playtest of the game, MSN described a “phantom steering wheel you can grip and steer” and when players “lean to one side or the other, the driver’s perspective edges with you, letting you peer around a blind curve or just slightly around a car before passing it.”
However, the article went on to describe how the “head-tracking point-of-view shift in Forza 4 is more gimmick than breakthrough.”
Turn 10’s game director, Dan Greenawalt, said: “I think we’re just scratching the surface,” says, game director at Turn 10 Studios. I have the feeling that we’ll all look back at these first few years of Kinect and reflect on it as a huge inflection point in interactive entertainment.“
[Source:MSNAutos]
