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If you're thinking about buying an Xbox One, but really wish it made an engine revving sound whenever you turned it on, I have incredibly good news for you. The newly announced, limited-edition Xbox One Forza Motorsport 6 bundle comes with a custom console themed after Forza 6's cover car, the 2017 Ford GT, and it even goes vroom vroom and vreeet when you push the buttons.
The 1 TB system bears a blue GT-themed body, complete with glossy racing stripes and Forza Motorsport logo on the matte finish side. Even the controller has its own lil' racing stripes, all-blue buttons, steering-wheel-style knurled black texture on the controller grips, and satiny platinum triggers (y'know, like headlights). It's based on the revised Xbox One controller model so it has a 3.5mm headphone jack, improved bumpers, and wireless updates, too.
