Need for Speed: Shift
- A combination player tier and achievements system that ensures that drivers are matched against those of similar experience on the track and that rewards for victories match the win.
- All-new ‘Need for Speed’ release that combines the true driver’s experience with real-world physics, pixel-perfect car models, and a wide range of authentic racetracks.
- Developed by the world’s best racing game talent and real race drivers, including: the team behind critically acclaimed ‘GT Legends’ and ‘GTR2′ games and VP of EA Games and race car driver Patrick Soderlund.
- A wealth of highly tunable cars available in an equally diverse range of events including: quick race, standard races, manufacturer races, time trial, online options and more.
- The all-new driver profile system that assigns a unique persona based on a player¿s driving skill and style: aggressive or precise. This system also affects career progression, unlockables and online matchmaking.
Product DescriptionImagine the experience of being a race driver. The adrenaline rush of driving at breakneck speeds, the pressure of fierce competition, the fear of losing control, the intense concentration and athleticism needed to harness the power of speeding chrome and steel. This is the True Driver’s Experience of Need for Speed ™ SHIFT. Through the combination of perception-based G-forces, an ultra-realistic first-person cockpit view, an accurate, accessible physics-bas. . . More >>
I’m in afghanistan with a 128k connection shared between an office of about 10 people, so you know that I was compelled by the hand of God to put the word out that this game is pure fecal matter, seriously–this is like EA on parade and the horses just went by. EA’s NFS development team is apparently amok and composed of wild animals who care not where they shat!! I’m a huge fan of the Most Wanted, even Carbon (which had its flaws but I could still appreciate it), and I got hooked by the NFS Underground series. But their last two generations of this series have left a lot to be desired in the fun department.
I don’t know what engineering genius thought it would be neat, necessary, or even worth the time to program the game to automatically brake for you whenever it decides you’re not conforming to its driving style (this might be changeable via options but I didn’t care to figure it out–call it lazy but there were no settings that intuitively signed hey change me for a somewhat realistic racing experience, where if you wanna drive balls to the wall into a turn, then knock yourself out). Video games are supposed to be where you can defy physical law and even rational thinking. This game took that away from me and I want it back. This video game is UNAMERICAN, from the annoying british crew chief to the imperialist red coat rule of how to play.
DO NOT BUY!!
Rating: 1 / 5
NFS, R. I. P : ( they should rember the NFS name cuz NFS stands for the street raceing game i love i have tryed both of them and there is no fun there are sooo many games like this but old NFS had more fun in doing what ever you want to do. I SAY tell all the moms that make a big Stink over the old game to go eat grees. I am rely sad : (
Rating: 1 / 5
My wife won’t let me have this till xmas (she wrapped it up), I downloaded the
demo from my xbox. The graphics, sound, etc is GREAT. Hopefully this will be the
best of NFS series, I love them, thanks EA
Rating: 5 / 5
Desde hace rato estos título me habían aburrido, sin embargo al leer algunos review en páginas especializadas me llamó la atención los comentarios positivos que tenía el juego, digamos que esto me animó a adquirirlo. Oh sorpresa! todo los comentarios estaban en lo correcto. Definitivamente este juego rescata la escencia de la saga, la escencia de un juego arcade de autos de carrera. Creanme, vale la pena tenerlo, además dificilmente es un juego que pierda el replay value ya que en todo momento se presenta un reto distinto.
Además los gráficos están muy buenos.
Recomendado al 100%
Rating: 5 / 5
After tweaking the sensitivity settings for over an hour and getting increasingly frustrated with how unrealistic the car control felt, I decided to give it one last shot with the microsoft steering wheel. Let me tell you this; unlike previous NFS games, this one is WORTHLESS without the steering wheel: The unrealistic and jumpy steery becomes MUCH more natural, and it starts to feel like it should.
Now if they could only do something to reduce the lag in the steering inputs. . .
Rating: 4 / 5