Turn 10’s PC version of Forza Motorsport 6, namely Forza 6: Apex has left the beta stage and received a new update to support a number of racing wheel peripherals.

These peripherals include Logitech G27 Racing Wheel, Logitech G25 Racing Wheel, Logitech G29 Racing Wheel, Thrustmaster T300RS, Logitech MOMO Force Feedback Racing Wheel, Thrustmaster T500 RS Gaming Wheel, Thrustmaster T150, Logitech G920 Xbox One Wheel, Thrustmaster TX Xbox One Wheel, Thrustmaster TMX Xbox One Wheel and Thrustmaster RGT Force Feedback Racing Wheel. Support will be added for wheels from Fanatec as well including the CSR line-up and ClubSport V2 Xbox One Hub in late September.

It also noted that Logitech H-pattern shifters barring the G29 are supported with a later update adding support for the G29.

Forza 6: Apex, unlike its Xbox One counterpart, is a free to play racing title that brings over a lot of the tracks and cars while adding high-end graphical options like 4K resolution support. Future titles in the franchise will release simultaneously for both Xbox One and Windows 10 with Forza Horizon 3 on September 27th to be the first game. It will also feature Xbox Play Anywhere support, allowing you to purchase a digital copy on PC and receive the Xbox One version for free and vice versa.

Forza Motorsport 6: Apex is coming to Windows 10  this Spring, and now the game has gotten itself a brand new trailer. This video shows just how pretty the game can be when it’s using the right kind of technology to render its look and feel. The point of the video is to show off ““proof point of what a first party developer can do with UWP [Universal Windows Platforms] and DirextX 12.”

The new trailer was front and center of Microsoft’s Build 2016 developer conference in San Francisco. The video was used to introduced the gaming portion of Phil Spencer’s presentation at the conference. There has been quite a bit of angst over the plans that Microsoft has when it comes to the UWP. Some are even worried it might make it so that the Xbox One will basically be an outdated and unneeded video game console.

However Microsoft certainly doesn’t think the Xbox One is obsolete yet and the company wants to make sure people want to play both on the Xbox One and Windows 10. You can check out the video below of Forza Motorsport 6: Apex and get a bit of a peak at the very pretty racing game.

Though one of the potential features of Xbox One exclusives coming to Windows 10 was cross-platform play, Forza 6: Apex won’t be supporting that when it releases in Spring.

Xbox marketing head Aaron Greenberg replied on Twitter to a question about the same with, “No, it is a curated experience designed for Windows 10.”

Will cross-platform play arrive somewhere along the way? Greenberg said, “We want to enable where we can, takes time to build the ecosystem. Getting [Apex] on Windows 10 [is the] first step.”

Cross-platform play could be especially tough when you consider that Forza 6: Apex isn’t the same as the base game – it’s a free to play version for Windows 10 with a lesser number of cars and tracks.

Now that future Forza Motorsport titles are heading to PC along with Xbox One (Horizon is still up in the air), it’s possible cross-platform play arrives in the future. For Forza 6: Apex though, don’t count on it at launch.