At launch, at least (until April 10), it is a free download, and there’s nothing gamers love more than free things. So it’s refreshing, at least, to see Microsoft and Universal trying something different with the clunkily titled Forza Horizon 2 Presents Fast & Furious.Īt least it avoids the most obvious movie tie-up trap, since it is based on the thoroughly excellent Forza Horizon 2, rather than being cobbled together from scratch with the backdrop of an impossibly tight deadline. Over the decades, games-of-films have become synonymous with hopelessly rushed development periods and a general lack of any reason to exist other than as box-ticking exercises for film company marketing departments with too much cash to burn. ![]() Many of the most heinous crimes in the history of games development have been perpetrated in the name of tie-ups with films. ![]() Available on Xbox One (reviewed) and Xbox 360
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