i didn't like the nfs's which were underground racing and stuff like that thought it was stupid so this game came as a big surprise to me, it's addictive and clever and more realistic great game and i dont really like racing games.

Great game for all those who are into cars. Finally the Bugatti Veyron is in reach! Recommended to all.

Gameplay; Graphics

Suprbbb

People who know the game world a bit know that the Need for Speed series hasn't only been immensely popular but also in its long existence got quite a number of makeovers. From Porsche Unleashed to Underground, over Most Wanted and Undercover to a still to be released free-to-play webgame.

The much needed reboot to a franchise which has been desperate for it for years

Some of the best sound and graphics from an EA game to date; A real sense of speed when in the cockpit view; Continues to reward the player; No matter how they drive

Short career compared to other racing simulators; The cars are incredibly frustrating to control

" Shift 2 Unleashed " is a really inconsistent game that troubles me. Some races I want to give the game a 10; it can be a resounding triumph that simulates what being in an actual race would be like.

If Paris Hilton suddenly announced that she wanted to be taken as a serious actress, most people would raise an eyebrow before falling in fit of laughter. It's much the same for EA's Need For Speed franchise when they announced their next game, Need For Speed Shift, that it would take on an entirely...

One and a half years ago, Need For Speed: Shift gave that series some much-needed variety with a sim-styled take on racing. It was a pretty good racer that took a little bit of something from every major racing series, in a good way, and rewarded players in pretty much countless ways to constantly...

Shift sits somewhere between arcade and simulation racers, providing an extremely fun experience.

One of the most contentious genres in the gaming world has always been the sport of racing, and one franchise has been a major player for the past 15 years.  That franchise is, of course, Need For Speed (NFS).