Fans believe that they have developed the Forza Horizon 6 setting, based on an irritated social media post from a company imported car connected to the game.
In the now removed post on Instagram, an import, iconic and classic company shared a picture that allegedly showed a member of Forza Horizon staff digitally scanning a car made by the Japanese manufacturer Kei for utilize in the next game of the series.
Post claimed that a member of the staff went to his place in Australia to scan the series of KEI models that can be found outside Japan. And for this reason (and also subsequent posting) that fans now think that Japan is the surroundings of forza Horizon 6.
“Exciting news!” Post read. “We have Cody here, with @Forahorizonofficial, shooting at the next installation in the series. Because in America there are no KEI cars in the late model, he flew out of the United States to use our cars as the basis of their digital versions.
“We are great players here in Cult and Classic and it is an honor to support the Forza and share KEI cards practically for people who cannot have them IRL.”
The Australian import car could leak Japan as the next setting of “Forza Horizon”.
Kei cars may suggest that the next game takes place in Japan.https://t.co/lkxk3tplja pic.twitter.com/uogacubwwoh
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Japan took a high place among the most required locations for Forza Horizon 6, after previous entries of the series embedded in Australia, Mexico and Great Britain. The head of Xbox, Phil Spencer, recently confirmed that Forze’s next game will appear in 2026, and it is widely expected to be the new game forza Horizon.
As for the original Forza Motorsport series, the latest round of Microsoft staff in July strongly influenced the Turn 10 Studios programmer, and one former employee said that the team of Forza Motorsport, which was not “more”, although some employees help in Forza Horizon Development.
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