Forza Horizon 4 has received a new update bringing with it a free seven car Mitsubishi pack. Find out everything the Series 5 update includes, here. On Tuesday, Microsoft Studios released its latest Forza Horizon 4 Series 5 update. The new patch brings a broad array of additions and changes, including a new free Mitsubishi car pack. Below we've put together a complete rundown of everything new noted in the Forza Horizon 4 January 2019 patch notes. 'Forza Horizon 4' Series 5 January Update: What's New Free-For-All Adventure The Series 5 update brings a brand-new way to play Online Adventure. In addition to the traditional Team Adventure, players now have the option to compete individually. This new mode can be found in the Online Adventure Tab and is available in both Ranked and Unranked modes. Horizon Story: Isha's Taxi In addition to the new Online Adventure mode, the Forza Horizon 4 update also brings a new Horizon story, dubbed "Isha's Taxi. The story adds 10 new missions for players to complete, featuring the classic Austin FX 4 taxi. The new story also includes an additional mission featuring the Cadillac TXS Limousine. Players who make their way through the stylish new expansion have the ability to win the Austin FX4 as a level 10 reward. Free Mitsubishi Car Pack Besides the new game modes and story missions, the Series 5 update also rewards players with a new free car pack featuring 7 must-have Mitsubishi racing models. The following cars are included in the pack: 1992 Mitsubishi Galant VR4 1995 Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX 1997 Mitsubishi GTO 1999 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI GSR 2004 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VII MR 2006 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX MR 2008 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X GSR Fixes and Improvements The devs have not only provided some exciting new content for players in the Series 5 update, they've also made some tweaks and fixes to the game — particularly the Playground Games. These fixes have been designed to improve the gameplay experience for all. Highlights among these improvements include adding new filters to Event Blueprint searching, including racing series, creator, and title, as well as adding the ability to view all eligible cars for a Trial or Season Championship. Below is a complete rundown of fixes added to this update. Cross-Platform Fixes Added Racing Series, Creator and Title filters to Event Blueprint searching. Added the ability to view all the eligible cars for a Trial or Seasonal Championship. Resolved issue where Drivatar names could be duplicated in events. Fixed issue where a certain tune on the Forza Edition Caterham would cause graphical issues. Fixed a bug where changing units to metric caused issues with the route length indicator during route creation. Fixed an issue where turning off rewind in difficulty menu would prevent users from being able to rewind during route creation. Fixed an issue where disabling car lights would not also disable the reverse lights. Fixed an issue where flipped or snapped elements on an imported livery would unflip if ungrouped. Fixed visual issues caused by Santa outfit and Reindeer nose. Prevented damage being applied to player car when restarting British Racing Green: Chapter 10. Improved visibility of Street Race event finish lines. Fixed issue where downloading your own design via Creative Hub or the curated designs menu would not allow you to edit it. Fixed an issue where leaving and rejoining a convoy during a #Forzathon Live event would allow users to collide with each other when they shouldn't. Fixed an issue where passing through a Danger Sign twice in quick succession would cause all other PR stunts to stop working. Fixed an issue where Drivatars could win a co-op Seasonal Championship, despite scoring fewer points. Fixed an issue where the Speed Trap near the train bridge could be exploited. Fixed an issue where invalid performance ranges could be displayed on event flyers. Fixed an issue where player prestige level would not be shown in pre-race leaderboards in Online Adventure. Improvements to stutters. Various stability improvements. Wheel Fixes Fixed issue where Average Slip Damper was not working on wheels that required inverse FFB. Fixed issue where center spring in FFB would remain on while in the air. Fixed issue where spring effect would trigger when driving through water, even if set to OFF Improved rumble and FFB feedback on wheels. Fixed an issue with the UI for the Thrustmaster T150, where buttons were displaying incorrectly. Fixed issue where controller mappings for a second device were not being saved. Fixed an issue with the Thrustmaster TS WX Racer competition mod, where setting the steering Axis Deadzone Outside to below 50 made it impossible to drive the car. What do you think of the new Forza Horizon 4 update? Which new Mitsubishi car is your favorite? Share with us in the comments below.<doc-sep>Forza Horizon 4, the open-world racing game available exclusively on Xbox One and Windows 10 is getting a new content update today. First of all, the “Series 5” update is bringing a free Mitsubishi cars pack including seven cars from the Japanese manufacturer. You’ll soon be able to put these new cars to good use in Mitsubishi-focused season events as well as Forzathon challenges, developer Playground Games explained. In addition to the free car pack, Playground Games is also introducing Isha’s Taxis, a new Horizon Story with 10 missions where you’ll be driving the classic Austin FX4 taxi and the Cadillac TXS Limousine. Just like the existing “Worlds Fastest Rentals” Horizon Story, Isha’s Taxis is also a new Horizon Business that will offer daily payouts once fully completed. Lastly, the Series 5 update adds a new multiplayer mode called Free for All Adventure. Unlike the existing Team Adventure mode, you’ll have to compete individually in this new mode that will be available in both Quick Play and ranked multiplayer. The Series 5 update will be available later today on Xbox One and Windows 10, and it also introduces several cross-platform fixes. You can learn more details in the full release notes on the Forza Motorsport website. Share This Post:<doc-sep>Games getting updates is pretty commonplace these days. In fact, in most cases, it’s almost strange if such a thing doesn’t happen. Often times, these updates turn out to mostly consist of content additions. It’s neat that developers can still regularly supply of new stuff well after a game’s initial release. But, what happens when the situation is reversed? Well, that’s what Forza Horizon 4 players are finding out right now after the recent January update. The new update just launched on the 15th and included a slew of new stuff, like the return of Mitsubishi vehicles (looks like Playground Games finally got the license back). At the same time, this update has also removed content, though it’s a rather unexpected redaction: dance emotes. Forza Horizon 4 is the first entry in the sub-series to allow you to fully customize your Drivatar beyond just their appearance. Additionally, players are also able to select emotes which play during loading screens as a fun way to pass the time. They also play after getting a podium finish in a race. So, why are some being removed? Well, to make this situation even weirder, you can blame Fortnite. via GIPHY Dancing Up a Storm Some stars have taken legal shots at Epic Games’ Fortnite for copying their dances and incorporating them into the game without permission. This has sparked a pretty massive controversy, as the act of filing lawsuits against dance moves is kind of unprecedented. Two dances in particular are ‘The Carlton”, from Fresh Prince of Bel-Air’s Alfonso Rubiero and the “Floss” which was originally known as the “Backpack Kid” dance after it was first shown off by one of Katy Perry’s backup dancers. Both of these dance moves predate Fortnite, but their inclusion in the game made them exponentially more popular, leading some fans to trace the roots of said dances to that game rather than the original source. For some reason, the popularity of dance emotes in Fortnite have sparked many other games to adopt them too, such as Forza Horizon 4 which happened to feature both of the aforementioned dance animations. While it’s unclear if Alfonso and ‘Backpack Kid’ have also threatened Playground Games, what’s more than likely happened is that the removal of these dances was done as a preemptive move to get out of harm’s way.<doc-sep>Forza Horizon 4 features one of the most comprehensive car collections in any racing games, with over 450 licensed cars available to take for a virtual test drive from a range of manufacturers. It's currently the only racing game where you can experience the mighty McLaren Senna from the comfort of your sofa. The car list is continually expanding too, with new cars being added every week such as the Lamborghini Urus and new BMW M5. The video game industry is booming, which is why car manufacturers often use Forza to promote new models to the game's massive car-loving audience. Bewilderingly, however, Mitsubishi opted not to feature in Forza Horizon 4, despite the manufacturer's cars appearing in previous Forza games. Thankfully, Playground Games appears to have resolved any licensing issues, because Mitsubishi has made a return to the Forza franchise.<doc-sep>
Forza Horizon 4 players can now enjoy driving seven Mitsubishi models through the game's fictional version of the United Kingdom. Best of all the new cars are free as part of the Series 5 update. The video above shows the developers playing the updated game for over an hour. Gallery: Forza Horizon 4 Series 5 update 4 Photos Mitsubishi models weren't available in Forza Horizon 4 at launch, but the developers were apparently now able to tie up the license to the automaker's vehicles. The pack of models with the Series 5 update includes a: 1992 Galant VR4, 1995 Eclipse GSX, 1997 GTO (better known as a 3000GT), 1999 Lancer Evolution VI GSR, 2004 Lancer Evolution VIII MR, 2006 Lancer Evolution IX MR, 2008 Lancer Evolution X GSR. It's nice to see a new automaker joining Forza Horizon 4. Maybe, the addition of Mitsubishi could provide a little hope that Toyota vehicles could be available in Forza someday, too. The Series 5 update also adds a new 10-mission campaign called Isha’s Taxis. In them, you drive an Austin FX4 London cab and a Cadillac limo. Completing all the challenges unlocks an FX4 as a vehicle to drive whenever you want. What's new with Gran Turismo: ⠀ Gran Turismo Sport Adds 8 Cars, Oval Track With January Update Players who just want to experience Forza Horizon 4's huge world can now do an individual version of the previous Team Adventure mode. There are a ton of smaller tweaks with this update, too. For example, players who use a steering wheel should find better rumble and force feedback response. The revisions also fix an issue where players couldn't save controller mappings for multiple devices. The Series 5 update is available as of January 15, so Forza Horizon 4 players can enjoy it right now. The last major content update to Forza Horizon 4 was in December when the developers released the Fortune Island expansion. The pack added a whole new island to drive across, including areas with thunderstorms and the aurora borealis, and ten new vehicles came with it, too. Source: Forza Motorsport