Forza Horizon 5 on PS5: DualSense Support, Free Update, and Racing Options
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In the latest episode of GamingBolt, we delve into the thrilling world of racing games, focusing on the much-anticipated arrival of Forza Horizon 5 on the PlayStation 5. This Microsoft masterpiece demands a Microsoft account and a PS+ subscription for online play, offering a plethora of multiplayer modes and an impressive lineup of over 700 cars. The PS5 launch coincides with a game-changing free update, introducing new environments, vehicles, and the much-celebrated DualSense support. Meanwhile, Gran Turismo 7 continues to receive updates, boasting a staggering 532 vehicles and 39 tracks, all available at no extra cost.
PlayStation players now find themselves in the enviable position of having access to both Forza Horizon 5 and Gran Turismo 7, expanding their racing game options like never before. The PlayStation racing scene is thriving, with a diverse array of open-world, kart racing, and arcade titles to choose from, providing endless hours of adrenaline-fueled entertainment. However, the persistent issue of microtransactions and season passes in the industry looms large, casting a shadow over the otherwise vibrant racing landscape on the PS5. Despite this, Sony fans can revel in the abundance of high-quality driving games at their disposal, ensuring there's something for every racing enthusiast on the platform.
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