Is Forza Horizon 2 discontinued?

Forza Horizon 2 — offered on Xbox Live Games With Gold until Aug. 31 — has reached the end of its lifespan and will be removed from the Xbox Marketplace on Oct. 1, Turn 10 announced on Friday.

Is Forza Horizon 3 dead?

Forza Horizon 3 will reach 'end of life' status on Septem. That means that the game and its associated DLC will no longer be available for purchase after that date.

Can my computer run Forza Horizon 3?

Forza Horizon 3 will run on PC system with Windows 10 and upwards.

Why did they remove Forza Horizon 3?

Although Microsoft didn't specify the reason for removing the game from sale, it's likely the result of expiring music and car licensing agreements. Forza fans will remember that Microsoft regularly does this with Horizon games just a few years after their release.

What city is Forza Horizon 3 in?

Southern Australia Forza Horizon 3 is set in a fictional setting of Southern Australia known as Horizon Australia and brings along several new features to the franchise including Drivatar lineups and custom Horizon Blueprint player events.

Are they working on a Forza Horizon 5?

Forza Horizon 5 is officially the next game in the Forza franchise, and we have a release date, platforms, and more for the game courtesy of a blowout Microsoft show at E3 2021. The Forza Horizon 5 release date is set for Xbox and PC in November 2021.

What's the fastest car in Forza Horizon 1?

Veyron The Veyron alone is the fastest car in the world but, for some, that is not enough. If the Super Sport cannot quench your thirst for over-the-top speed and horsepower the only alternative is start racing airplanes, because very few machines match the SS for pure ground speed.

How many GB is Forza Horizon 2?

35.84 GB Forza Horizon 2 has popped up on Xbox Live Marketplace along with the installation size for the game. As seen in the image below, the game will take 35.84GB of Xbox One HDD.

Is Forza Horizon 3 getting delisted?

Forza Motorsport 3 will no longer be on sale after September 27, Microsoft has confirmed. The 2016 open-world racing title will be delisted from digital storefronts, making its physical version the only option for fans wishing to explore Australia in some of the world's most desirable cars.