Microsoft's Xbox One racing game, Forza Motorsport 6, added microtransactions this week. As you might have imagined, some were not happy about this and have voiced their concerns. Now, Forza 6 creative director Dan Greenawalt has chimed in.
Responding to a person on Twitter who said it was "sad" that developer Turn 10 was introducing microtransactions to Forza 6, Greenawalt explained the game was "designed, tuned, and tested 100 percent without them." Not only that, but he pointed out that they can be toggled off. "You can turn them off," he responded. Microtransactions are now available in Forza 6 by way of a currency called Tokens and players can also spend real-world money to buy these Tokens in bundles that cost $1-$100. They can spend the Tokens on more cars and mod packs, among other things, and are aimed at people who want to speed up their progress.
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