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But, as Mike Brown states in his statement, we’ll have to sit back and stay tuned for additional updates. Personally speaking I’m happy to see a group of UK-based devs go out on their own and set up their own partnerships. Forza Horizon is great too, so if their previous work is any indicator of quality this should be a game worth keeping tabs on. What do you think of this news? Is it a good match? Let us know below.
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