You can bet that if the game in question was Gran Turismo 7 the BBC "journalist" would've been slobbing all over the developer's knob.

Sequels? What sequels?!? *slurp slurp slurp*

I dont pay my license fee to pay the salary of douche journo's like this

I bet that journalist would love an interview with Nintendo.

There's one with amiibo dev, he basically says nintendo ar struggling and hoping toys save them, i'd link but it's just stupid and talks more about nintendo struggling than about amiibo

I have a feeling if this interviewer had asked the EXACT same questions to COD devs you all would be praising him for asking the "tough" questions and how right he was.

If it ain't broke, don't fix it. Racing games are one of the few genres that for me, have actually evolved a bit too much in some ways. I really hate the online connectivity of the latest Need for Speed. I was perfectly happy with the Criterion reboots.

Definitely went into that wanting to piss on the game. Forza Horizon is actually one of the few games I genuinely feel like I've missed out on having not had access to a 360 since 2010. When I get an XB1 at somepoint in the future, Horizon 2 is definitely going to be one of the first games I pick up.

I love the BBC, but its tech coverage is abysmal.

It would be fair to ask that to fifa, cod and other annual franchise devs.

Forza horizon 1 wasnt released last year.

GTA has multiple entry, but just because it's the same name doesnt mean its the same game.

A healthy console has a healthy mix of exclusives of new ip's and existing franchises

Nope, you pay it to send the likes of Lineker out to Brazil to comment from a temporary studio built purely for the World Cup, when they could easily do the exact same job from their standard studio ;p