Not a bad game good game play and graphics the only problem is this game gets very old very quick too repetitive for me

Its an ok game but nothing we haven't really seen before from EA. Very fast and brilliant graphics but it just feels to me like a revamp of NFS Hot Pursuit. I've done quite a bit of the game got a lot of unlockable stuff but I'm only about 30% into the game which yea that's good for value for money...

if you give it a proper chance. I thought it was good graphics, break neck speed and seemed pretty fun after a couple of hours play but it didnt grip me because, basically i wasnt very good - i constantly bumped and crashed into everything. I had to keep trying and trying just to make a few points.

Best seller and original product received with original PlayStation seal on disc. I will definitely recommend it to all who are looking this game and have doubt about originality of product.

Need for Speed: Rivals is a wholly enjoyable open-world racer. The driving is solid, its streets are a joy to explore, and its racing assignments--though a bit repetitive at times--are incentive enough to keep you coming back for more.

Absolutely gorgeous; evolving next-gen environments; Redview is replete with both AI and real-life rivals; Some of the slickest controls this side of a Burnout game

The few reasons youre given to upgrade your car; Impact damage is dealt haphazardly

It's best to think of Need for Speed: Rivals as a thrill ride. Get on, scream, plead to go faster, and it will. It has some of the best car chases around, and they've never looked so chaotically beautiful as they do on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

Dazzling graphics; Intense chases; Accessible handling

Bland weapons; Lacks variety

At the launch of the PlayStation 4, when Sony can point out how committed it is indie games, Super Motherload stands out among the initial offering. It didn't get the benefit of being free for PlayStation Plus subscribers, like Contrast .

As a fresh alternative to meandering $60 games, 'Super Motherload' nails the kind of value proposition offered by good independent games. My towering expectations burned out during one of the many backtracks through the endgame area, and I can't help but wish for more than what the story delivered.

The visuals may make even Knack look like a system seller, but there's a quiet pleasure to Super Motherload's simple but addictive gameplay.

Successful mining requires a considerable amount of skill and forward-planning; Plenty of upgrades and the smelter usefully expands your array of options

The gameplay and graphics wouldn't stretch the PS one let alone the PlayStation 4; Quickly repetitive and the attempts to add story and closure don't really work

Start your engines and feel the adrenaline, 'cause Need For Speed: Rivals is here to give you a run for your money, even if that means going toe-to-toe with cops. Of course, Need For Speed has always had a rather strong run on the 7th generation of consoles – especially with Burnout- famous Criteron...