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TCrouch · 10-08-2009, 06:05 PM

I honestly don't know how you can blow through career mode in this one in a week or two. Somebody else said that they beat Forza 2's in 2 weeks. I'm curious to know how long it takes them to actually complete this one.

I mentioned in the review (no idea when they're going to finalize and post it), but I got about a week with the game before I had to write the review. Now, I don't play 24/7, but I play quite a bit.

I logged over 120 races in that time, grabbed 30 cars and 25 levels, as well as over $1,000,000 in winnings...and got 6.2% through career. (I did race in all classes up to the R1's, though. You aren't limited to class or series at any point).

With 220 events (some consisting of 5 to 7 races or more), it's just got a staggering amount of racing content in there. Let alone if you choose to paint or edit replays...or venture online.

10-08-2009, 06:05 PM	#217
TCrouch MVP OVR: 33 Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 4,819 Blog Entries: 14	Re: Forza 3 Discussion... I honestly don't know how you can blow through career mode in this one in a week or two. Somebody else said that they beat Forza 2's in 2 weeks. I'm curious to know how long it takes them to actually complete this one. I mentioned in the review (no idea when they're going to finalize and post it), but I got about a week with the game before I had to write the review. Now, I don't play 24/7, but I play quite a bit. I logged over 120 races in that time, grabbed 30 cars and 25 levels, as well as over $1,000,000 in winnings...and got 6.2% through career. (I did race in all classes up to the R1's, though. You aren't limited to class or series at any point). With 220 events (some consisting of 5 to 7 races or more), it's just got a staggering amount of racing content in there. Let alone if you choose to paint or edit replays...or venture online.