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Exactly. Phil has been firing on all cylinders since June. Boozy knows what he’s doing.

I do like a nice start up screen!

Thanks Ry for the heads up on reviews. Have put them in the original thread. I’ll let one of the Mods close this duplicate thread, have messaged the admin team. Cheers!

https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2020-07-06-f1-2020-review-codemasters-series-goes-from-strength-to-strength https://www.ign.com/articles/f1-2020-review Thanks to @Ry re review heads up. Roll on Friday!

It would be Xbox One and Series X - no first party Series X exclusives for the first 2 years.

Phil Spencer said late Summer in an interview.

I just hope they stick to the traditions of the game which made it the unique driving experience. https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.eurogamer.net/amp/2020-07-03-the-double-a-team-test-drive-unlimited-drew-a-new-horizon-for-racing-games

I hope @Boozy The Clown is ready! The loss of E3 and other major gaming events as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak resulted in a flurry of online showcases in their place, some quite large, elaborate, and equipped with adorable robots, and others on the smaller side. The upcoming Nacon Connect may not be the biggest show the summer will give us, but even so it's going to be worth watching. Nacon is a relatively new name on the scene, but it's actually been around for nearly four decades: Until earlier this year, it was known as Bigben Interactive, which always struck me as a bit of an odd name for a French studio. Parent company Bigben Group changed the name in February after merging its publishing arm with game accessory company Nacon into a single entity. Anyway, enough corporate history—back to the point: A new Test Drive game, the first in nearly a decade and the latest in a series that's almost 40 years old, will appear during the show. Its existence was actually revealed in March, although with no details (including a full title) except that it's being developed by French studio Kylotonn, the studio behind the WRC racing series. Nacon Connect is set to take place at 6pm BST July 7, and will be viewable on YouTube and Twitch.

Looking forward to this, Ubisoft ‘E3’ digital event. Will be shown on the official Ubisoft YouTube and Twitch accounts.

Good news is it also appears to be.a Series X title as Phil Spencer picked this game when asked (Gamelab interview) to select one he was most looking forward to in terms of technical capabilities. He said the work the team were doing on this with Series X was stunning. Hopefully we see more during the July event. Just look at this, utterly stupendous looking game:

Deeper F2™ Integration Choose from a full season, half season, or three-race F2™ experience, before getting started on your 10-season driver career. We’re also adding the 2020 F2™ season as a free update later in the year. Shorter Season Options F1® 2020 is all about giving you more ways to play. One is the shorter season options. Choose between the original and full 22 race season (including Hanoi Circuit and Circuit Zandvoort), or shorter 10 or 16 options. Now you can focus on the tracks you really enjoy! Rear-view mirror Not only have we given you more options to play F1® 2020, we’ve also been listening to your feedback from previous games. This year, we’re introducing a rear-view mirror to help you race wheel-to-wheel against your opponents. Customisable OSD Want to move your circuit map somewhere else? Change where your rear-view mirror sits? Move everything to wherever you’d like on screen. The customisable OSD is now available on all platforms! Simplified ERS Based on feedback from F1® drivers, we’ve simplified the ERS to make it more realistic. All you need to do to activate it is press a button! Podium Pass New to F1® 2020, the Podium Pass allows to you Race, Earn and Unlock. Each season you’ll be able to unlock free customisation items by racing in your favourite game modes and earning XP. Custom cosmetic items include car liveries, race equipment such as gloves, overalls and helmets, and podium emotes.