Forza 5 studio cuts microtransaction prices for cars following outcry from fans

Developer Turn 10’s Forza Motorsport 5 racing sim is an excellent driving game with some questionable uses of microtransactions. This Xbox One game features an alternative currency called tokens that players can buy with real money, and they can then use those tokens to buy cars … and some cars can cost more than $10 in tokens.

Fans weren’t too happy with this, and now Turn 10 is making some changes to Forza’s economy to address their concerns.