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CTOnews.com, August 13 (Xinhua)-- @ Klobrille, a Twitter blogger who has been following Xbox games for a long time, released a live demonstration of the developer of Microsoft racing game "extreme Speed: Motorsport" last night. The game scene is the rainy day mode and multiplayer racing.

The work, a sequel to extreme Speed Forza Motorsport 7, released in 2017, was originally scheduled for launch in the spring of 2023, and officials say it will redesign each track to make car damage more real and bring a more immersive gaming experience through the introduction of real-time ray tracing.

As previously reported by CTOnews.com, Microsoft announced last month that it would give priority to Hyundai Racing and Hyundai production track cars, a decision that would affect the entire game, including new rendering features, physics, AI and gaming experience. At the same time, the game will not provide drift mode at the beginning of the release, but will provide resistance tires and drift suspension.

In addition, a new AI controller will be introduced, which boasts a variety of car and track combinations, as well as a combination of car upgrades and weather conditions to calculate the required path, ideal brake point, and target entry and exit speed of the car through the corner. AI has eight levels of difficulty, of which eight are called "unparalleled".

Extreme Speed will log on to Xbox Series X | S and PC platforms via Microsoft Store and Steam on October 10. Join XGP for the first time, and you can play five days in advance when you buy a premium version.

Standard version: 298 yuan

Deluxe version: 348 yuan, including full game, VIP qualification, pass (30 cars per week) and welcome package.

Premium version: 398 yuan, including deluxe content, 5-day pre-emptive experience and "Race Day" car bag.

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