Sony PS3 - Driving/Racing
Product Description
This year Need for Speed is different. Shift is the serious racers’ game and Nitro is for the casual player. Coming from the people that brought you GT Legends and GTR 2, this leaves Shift to focus on being a top drawer simulation racing experience.
Real-world physics, pixel-perfect cars and a wide range of race tracks combine with stomach churning blur effects to create a racing experience that is full of energy impact and excitement.
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Real-world physics, pixel-perfect cars and a wide range of race tracks combine with stomach churning blur effects to create a racing experience that is full of energy impact and excitement.
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- Burnout Paradise
- Gran Turismo
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- Need for Speed Nitro
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The dashboard, for instance, blurs as you put your foot down - something that focuses your attention on the road ahead. This same effect is applied to your main view if you clatter the scenery or other cars, meaning that it takes a while to recover from the carnage. It's the sort of trick that made Burnout Paradise so graphically impressive and it is great to see EA bringing their other successes to bear here.
Although my kids may find Need for Speed Nitro easier to play this year, I know they'll love the high impact looks of Shift. There is a kindred spirit here to the likes of Motorstorm. The feeling of speed in palpable, as testified by their whoops and screams while they watch me play.

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