It is understood that “Forza Motorsport” will be released on October 10, and this new controller may be released at the same time.

Game Introduction:

 Drive over 500 real-world cars, including modern race cars and over 100 new Forza cars. Make every lap count in 20 scenes of fan-favorite locations and multiple track layouts with real-time track scores for every lap, reflecting fully dynamic time and weather and unique driving The environment can be different every lap.

 Enjoy the most advanced simulation experience: it has real-time ray tracing on the track for incredibly realistic visuals, it has a new damage and stain formation system, it has powerful accessibility features, and 48 times improved simulation tires, embodying significantly upgraded physics.

 Overtake the competition by earning over 800 performance upgrades, and take on our most advanced AI opponents in a new, fun and rewarding single player mode, the Constructors Cup Pro Mode.

 Take a race-weekend-friendly approach and compete for podium prizes in featured multiplayer* games, or create the competition you and your friends want in free play. AI-powered Forza Racing Regulations (FRR), tire and fuel strategies, and new driver and safety ratings make online racing safer, more fun, and more competitive.

 Enjoy an ever-evolving racing world. Over the next few years, we'll be rolling out new professional championships and online events on a regular basis, offering you unique opportunities for challenges, amazing new cars and tracks, and exciting new gameplay experiences.

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After Vishniakou spoke with the Xbox team, vibration support is now available on Linux for the two Xbox One controllers, model 1708 and model 1914, and the Xbox Elite Series 2 controller model 1797.

The purpose of Google engineers developing the Linux driver is to hope that the Linux-based ChromeOS can also support the vibration of the Xbox controller. If the driver is accepted by the Linux kernel maintainers, it is expected to be integrated into the Linux 6.4 kernel.

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