Forza Horizon 5
News, coverage and analysis tracking Forza Horizon 5 across the outlets.- Your Latest Look at Forza Horizon 6 Is So Tame It'd Put Your Driving Instructor to SleepA nine-minute gameplay preview of Forza Horizon 6, set in Japan, has been released, showcasing the game's environments. The footage, however, is criticized for being uneventful, featuring minimal traffic and no races or events, focusing solely on a tour of the map's roads.
- Forza Horizon 6: 9 Minutes of Exclusive Gameplay | IGN First - IGNIGN has released nine minutes of exclusive gameplay for Forza Horizon 6, showcasing its Japan-based map with a Saleen S7. The game will feature more cars than ever, a progression system inspired by the original Forza Horizon, and enhanced customization. Forza Horizon 6 is set to launch on Xbox Series X|S and PC on May 19, 2026, with PlayStation 5 receiving it later in the year.
- Forza Horizon 6: 9 Minutes of Exclusive Gameplay | IGN First - IGNIGN has released nine minutes of exclusive gameplay for Forza Horizon 6, showcasing a Saleen S7 driving through rural areas and Tokyo on the game's Japan-based map. The game will feature more cars than ever, a progression system inspired by the original Forza Horizon, and customization tweaks. Forza Horizon 6 is set to launch on Xbox Series X|S and PC on May 19, 2026, with PlayStation 5 release later in the year.
- (For Southeast Asia) PlayStation Store: February 2026’s top downloadsPlayStation has revealed the top downloaded games for February 2026 across PS5, PS4, PS VR2, and free-to-play titles in various regions. Resident Evil 4 and its zombie-themed content dominated the charts in both US/Canada and Asia for PS5.
- Xbox och Xbox 360 – de gyllene generationernaThis article analyzes the impact and legacy of Microsoft's Xbox and Xbox 360 consoles. It details their development, key games like Halo and Gears of War, the success of Xbox Live, and their influence on the console gaming landscape, highlighting how they challenged established players like Sony and Nintendo.
- PlayStation Store: February 2026’s top downloadsResident Evil Requiem led the download charts for PlayStation 5 in both the US and EU regions for February 2026. The article provides comprehensive download rankings for PS5, PS4, PS VR2, and free-to-play titles on the PlayStation Store.
- Sorry, first-party PlayStation games aren't coming to PC anymoreSony is reportedly reversing its strategy of releasing first-party PlayStation 5 games on PC, with future tentpole single-player titles likely to remain console exclusives. This shift follows reports of poor PC port sales performance and concerns that PC releases may harm future console sales. While some online and previously announced PC titles will still launch multi-platform, Sony appears to be moving towards a more exclusive model similar to Nintendo.
- Report: Sony losing interest in bringing major PlayStation titles to PCSony is reportedly scaling back its strategy of releasing major PlayStation 5 titles on PC due to unimpressive sales and concerns about brand dilution. While some titles like Death Stranding 2 and Kena: Scars of Kosmora are still slated for PC release, plans for others have allegedly been scrapped. This contrasts with competitors Microsoft and Nintendo, who continue to support PC and their own hardware respectively.
- Every Video Game Showcase To Watch In 2026This guide lists upcoming video game showcases and digital events scheduled for 2026, including major publisher presentations and indie-focused livestreams. It provides dates, times, and platforms for events like Summer Game Fest, The Game Awards, and various developer directs from companies such as Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo.
- Xbox nyckel till framtiden – gör bättre spelThe article analyzes Microsoft's challenges in making the Xbox console relevant again, contrasting its struggles with Sony's success in game sales and exclusive titles. It highlights Xbox's past strengths with games like Halo and Gears of War, and its current need to focus on developing compelling first-party titles rather than relying solely on services like Game Pass.
- The complete guide to game subscription services in 2026This guide details the current state of gaming subscription services as of February 2026, analyzing pricing, library sizes, and platform support across major offerings like Xbox Game Pass, PlayStation Plus, and Nintendo Switch Online. It highlights recent price hikes, tier restructurings, and the evolving landscape of cloud gaming and bundled services, offering insights for consumers to determine the best value.
- Ride 6 review – Milestone Series EntryRide 6 is a refined and immersive motorcycle racing simulator from Milestone that builds upon the series' strengths. It offers a balanced approach to realism and accessibility, with a reworked career mode influenced by Forza Horizon and a vast selection of bikes and tracks. While the RIDE Fest setting feels underdeveloped, the core racing experience is rewarding for both newcomers and long-time fans.
- To Keep Xbox Alive, Does its New CEO Need to Revert to Exclusives?Following Phil Spencer's retirement, new Xbox CEO Asha Sharma faces the challenge of revitalizing the brand, with a key focus on the console's lack of exclusive titles. The article discusses whether reverting to a strategy of console exclusives, rather than multi-platform releases and the Game Pass subscription model, is necessary for Xbox to compete effectively in the console market, particularly against PlayStation.
- A Year-By-Year Breakdown Of Phil Spencer's Mixed Legacy As Xbox BossThis analysis breaks down Phil Spencer's tenure as Xbox boss from 2014 to 2026, highlighting both successes like backward compatibility and the launch of Xbox Game Pass, and failures such as studio closures, game cancellations, and price hikes. The article details major events year-by-year, concluding with Spencer's retirement and the challenges facing Xbox under new leadership.
- Xbox Game Pass in 2026: every tier, price, and change explainedMicrosoft significantly restructured Xbox Game Pass on October 1, 2025, introducing new tiers, bundling additional services, and increasing prices, with Ultimate jumping 50% to $29.99 per month. The service now offers Essential ($9.99), Premium ($14.99), PC Game Pass ($16.49), and Ultimate ($29.99), with day-one access to first-party titles like Call of Duty restricted to Ultimate and PC Game Pass. The changes reposition Game Pass as a premium entertainment bundle, omitting a family plan and annual subscription options.
- Starfield PS5 release date and price leaks and it's cheaper than you'd expectA reliable leaker suggests that Starfield will be released on PlayStation 5 on April 7, 2026, with a standard edition priced at £44.99 and a premium edition at £59.99. This pricing is notably lower than its original launch price on Xbox Series X/S and other recent Xbox titles ported to PlayStation. Bethesda's Todd Howard also commented on upcoming updates and the Shattered Space DLC, clarifying it's not a 'Starfield 2.0'.
- Xbox Insiders: Try Highlight Reels on the ROG Xbox Ally X Starting Today!Microsoft and ASUS are rolling out a new highlight reels feature for the ROG Xbox Ally X handheld device, accessible through the Xbox PC app's Game Highlights (Preview). This feature allows players to easily capture and share short gameplay clips, with an initial selection of games including Forza Horizon 5 and Overwatch available for Xbox Insiders to test.
- Starfield PS5 Release Date Leaks Ahead of Official AnnouncementA leak from billbil-kun suggests that Starfield will be released on PlayStation 5 on April 7, with a physical edition also available. This follows speculation about the game becoming available on Sony's console, similar to other former Xbox exclusives. Bethesda Studio Head Todd Howard recently mentioned upcoming content for Starfield, though he indicated it would not fundamentally change the game's core experience.
- Here's the most played Steam Deck games for February 2026Valve's public data reveals the most played games on Steam Deck for February 2026, with new releases like Mewgenics and Diablo II: Resurrected – Infernal Edition appearing on the list. Other popular titles include Stardew Valley, Fallout 4, and Baldur's Gate 3. The article also mentions personal playtime with Cairn and the latest Overwatch update.
- How the video games industry will finally destroy itself - Reader's FeatureThis reader's feature argues that the video game industry is unsustainable due to a financial system that disincentivizes innovation and leads to conservatism and consolidation. The author suggests that increasing costs, reliance on finance capital over productive labor, and the rise of AI threaten the industry's long-term survival, potentially leading to a crisis similar to broader economic issues.