The fourth installment of Turn 10's Motorsport racing franchise, released in Fall 2011. It features 16 player online races, dynamic race conditions, cars from over 80 manufacturers, and compatibility with Kinect, both on and off the racetrack.
I have a sudden urge to play a Forza game. Forza 3 is half the price of Forza 4. Is the extra number worth 30 dollars? Online play is not a factor to me.
If you just have an urge for Forza and it's not likely to be for dozens upon dozens of hours, 3 should suffice. The handling's slightly more simplistic in 3, as is its single player mode, but Forza 4 mainly improves on its online functionality with stuff like clubs, Rivals mode, larger races, and that sort of thing. Aside from that, you'd really only be missing out on better tire physics and a few tracks, like the Top Gear test track.
Plus, if you find out it's not your thing, it's a lot less money burned.
Forza 4 is a better game with a better driving model. But I don't know if it is worth an extra $30 unless you want to get into the technicality of the game as a driving simulator. If you just want to drive fast cars then get Forza 3. If you want the game to be a bit more of a simulator get 4.
Either way you go you're gonna get a great game. I'd say Forza 4 is better because of the handling and graphic improvements(you don't care about online so I won't mention those, oops I just did.) Forza 3 has one thing I really miss having in Forza 4, Endurance Races. Choosing 3 seems like the right choice for what you want if you want to save some cash.
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