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    Need for Speed: Shift

    Game » consists of 19 releases. Released Sep 15, 2009

    The first Need for Speed game developed by Slightly Mad Studios. "Shift" is an attempt at the simulation sub-genre of racing games, promising a sense of speed with new realistic effects and a new crash mechanic.

    justbrett's Need for Speed: SHIFT (PlayStation 3) review

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    Pretty good...pret-ty-pret-ty good

     I’ve been playing NFS for over 10 years, and I think this is the best edition yet…the cockpit cam is great, and the physics are amazing. This is my first NFS on a next-gen system, and I’m blown away by the realism.  Overall, the perfect mix between arcade-style fun and sim-style realism.
     
    Also nice to see a good soundtrack, I was thrilled that they used Rootbeer’s “Under Control” – that’s definitely an awesome under-the-radar jam. Video can be found at : http://displacedbrett.wordpress.com/2009/09/20/nhl-2k10-and-need-for-speed-shift-debut-with-rockin-soundtracks/

    Other reviews for Need for Speed: SHIFT (PlayStation 3)

      Quick Shifting 0

      It's not the deepest racing sim on the market and it's not the "fast and furious" style game that the most recent dozen NFS games have been, but SHIFT happily straddles the line between the two without ever going over the edge one way or the other.    I'm not a fane of  "sim" racers in general and I ussualy can't stand racing from the cockpit but SHIFT does something quite remarkable.  It makes me want to drive from the cockpit, and it makes me care about finding that perfect line around the tra...

      4 out of 5 found this review helpful.

      A surpisingly well done NFS title. 0

        Short, Sweet and…. unedited. First off this new NFS game isn’t the typical slam bam thank you mam, speed fest we’ve become accustom too.   This game try’s to dip it’s feet into the sim racing field and in my opinion does fairly well.    It’s not a full blown sim where you need to tweak your car every race through a complex menu system but it does offer a fairly hefty range of customizable options, via paint, body styles, upgrades, and tuning just not into full detail which many can appreciate...

      2 out of 3 found this review helpful.

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