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If you absolutely need to own every "Need For Speed" game, I guess no review is going to stop you from buying this game. Otherwise, sit this one out and wait for "Forza Motorsport 3″ later this month for a real racing experience.

-Attractive scenery; -Can be played by a 3 year-old on easiest settings; -Everything can be unlocked fairly early

-Car customization hurts more than it helps; -Physics are far from realistic; -Car visuals are lacking; -Events feel re-used far too often

i put in in and it refused to load i think its broken and i cant be bothered in going to the trouble to return it but none should buy from this person

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.

very well played ummm extrodinary graphics a thrill to play

Challenging; Easy to learn; Fun To Play; Graphics; Great Sound; Kid Appropriate; Multiplayer

Eau Rouge, Pouhon and Blanchimont; the holy trinity of corners that form the backbone of Belgium's Spa Francorchomps, long recognised as one of the greatest tracks in modern-day use, and have bloodied many a nose in the past.

Need For Speed Shift is the latest outing in the series which has been failing since the golden days of Underground 1 & 2 (or Most Wanted depending on your view) In a rare move for a recent Need for Speed game, this game doesn't have a plot.

This game to put it simply is a mix of sim and arcade racer in both catagories. Like most sim racing games though of today your able to turn off all assits to make the driving experience and realistic as you wish and challiinging at the same time, Though in this game with all driving assists off it...

Need for Speed has been having an identity crisis. EA's premier racing series - a guaranteed Christmas number one not so long ago - ought to be successful enough to feel confident in itself. It had the girls, it had the cred in a crude, streetwise way, it had the sales. But it wanted more.

It's hard to believe that the first was released 15 years ago. With only eight cars to choose from and seven tracks to race on, it pales in comparison to what's on offer in modern racing games.

A good reward system and a variety of tracks to race on

Car selection is a little thin and the career mode is a little dull