In Forza Horizon 2, Computers Finally Drive as Crazy as Humans

One of the best things about videogames these days is that you can play against your friends, even if they're not on the same continent as you. With the Forza racing series, Microsoft's Turn 10 Studios has taken that a step further: Gamers can race against their friends, even when their friends are offline. Forza Horizon 2, available for Xbox One on September 30, is different from last year's Forza 5, which aims to offer an exact reproduction of real-world racing. Instead of being limited to tracks, Horizon 2 drivers have access to a huge chunk of southern France and Italy, from Nice to Castelletto (complete with stunning visuals and realistic weather). Even better, unlike the original, Colorado-based Forza Horizon, drivers aren't limited to roadways.