Forza Horizon 6 to Ban Players for Speeding

Some players have reported that changing your settings from MPH to Celsius can get help avoid bans. More testing is needed, however. (Source)

TORONTO, JAPAN - The new Forza Horizons 6 update has come out to poor reviews as gamers across social media are reporting that they are receiving warnings and even bans for exceeding local in-game speed limits. "Japan has been having an issue with tourists not following local laws, so we want to make sure sure gamers[^TM] across the globe understand our rules related to vehicles moving at high rates of speed," stated Microsoft CEO Phil Spencer, noting that drifting around corners at rates exceeding 100 miles an hour was illegal in Japan no matter how many times one watch Fast and Furious Tokyo Drift. "However, we will allow players to exceed the limit by up to 10 miles per hour if they make a 'zoom' or 'vroom' sound effect into their headsets while racing about." Horizon Forza 6's new speed limit requirements are just the latest in what are being reported as "anti-gamer" decisions by western game developers. Other recent concerns include Playstation removing disc drivese from future Playstation consoles and the new God of War game being announced without a promise of an included porno mag and package of Viagra.