Games review: Forza 3
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Format Xbox 360
Publisher Microsoft
Not many games manage to be all things to all men, but the third instalment in the excellent Forza racing series may have managed it, with excellent online and splitscreen play thrown in for good measure. Everything from how damage affects your car to whether you can rewind races to make up for past mistakes can be controlled, as can the tuning and paint jobs of any of the 405 cars from all major manufacturers available.
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