Etes-vous prêt à incarner un beau ténébreux, qui lui-même rencontrera de délicieuses jeunes femmes, et qui, en plus, aura le loisir de conduire des belles et grosses voitures puissantes afin de se montrer comme le roi de la route et grand vainqueur de The Run, une course mythique des Etats-Unis ?

Une prise en main appréciable; La course découpée en différents défis; Des paysages toujours différents

Durée de vie; L'IA des adversaires; Un multijoueur vite parcouru

You know, scientists have taught pigs to play computer games . Of course, they're extremely rudimentary games – moving an object across a screen with a joystick, or pressing a button when a certain symbol appears on a screen, that sort of thing.

Fast and intense

Unforgiving

Thanks to the stellar, sim-leaning Shift 2 Unleashed and the thrilling, Burnout -like Hot Pursuit , Need for Speed has demonstrated a dramatic rebirth of late. But The Run hearkens back to earlier entries with a story-driven affair populated by notable actors and bold set pieces, plus loads of...

+ Solid core racing model; with stellar controls and physics

- Lacks scale of large race; and forced rewinds are painful; - Inconsistent visual quality; plus snooze-worthy storytelling.; ?

I have always been a fan of Need for Speed. Even during the low points in the franchise, I have always given the games a chance. The arcade racing, the goofy story, and flashy presentation have always...

+ Beautiful graphics; + Decent racing; + Nice presentation

Inconsistent resets; Multiplayer is lackluster; Story is somewhat wasted

Cue, a dark and out of the way scrap yard as a location, the intense close ups of our protagonist recovering from being knocked out, persperation building as he finds his hands taped to the steering wheel of the Porsche in which he is seated.

It's not just the cars themselves that make driving in The Run enjoyable. It's also the places you go. Starting in San Francisco, your path takes you through Yosemite National Park, the Rocky Mountains, downtown Chicago, and plenty of other locations.

Diverse assortment of cars that handle well; Gorgeous; varied courses modeled on real locations; A good number of race types keeps events enjoyable

Lengthy load times sap sense of momentum; Quick-time events and mob chases aren't enjoyable; Frustrating limitations on returning to the cross-country race

There's a whole lot of America between San Francisco and New York City. Need for Speed: The Run's greatest achievement is the way it sometimes captures the thrill of hitting the open road and experiencing the varied beauty of the American landscape, from the mountains and the prairies to the small...

Diverse assortment of cars that handle well; Gorgeous; varied courses modeled on real locations; A good number of race types keeps events enjoyable

Lengthy load times sap sense of momentum; Quick-time events and mob chases aren't enjoyable; Frustrating limitations on returning to the cross-country race

For a long time, Need for Speed was generally considered the biggest and baddest racing franchise out there. Often straddling the line between full arcade experience and the more sim-like features of its increasingly popular competition, EA's long-running series has brought us law enforcement...

The buzz for this game was the apparent focus on a story. It was an intriguing concept to break away from the traditional progression of racing games. But ultimately it was too ambitious of an idea as this racing game doesn�t tread too far off the beaten path.

I've been a fan of the Need for Speed series since the Xbox 360 launch, when the console's launch-window entry taught us all how fun evading the cops could be at ridiculously high speeds.