From the review: "Need for Speed Carbon on the PlayStation 3 looks roughly comparable to its Xbox 360 counterpart--which is to say it looks really good, with some heavy-motion blur around the edges of the screen, lots of good-looking bump mapping, and slick lighting and reflection effects. There are a few subtle differences, most of which the PlayStation 3 version comes up on the short end of. The PS3 seems to have more jagged, aliased edges, and a framerate that is a little more stuttery. The soft glow and motion-blur effects do look better on the PS3 version, though there's times that it's laid on a bit too thick.
Ultimately, Need for Speed Carbon doesn't make the best use of some of the strengths from Need for Speed Most Wanted. Many of the changes made to the Most Wanted formula seem to be for the sake of change, but it all still just comes back to the solid driving action, which Need for Speed Carbon puts to good use."
After nearly three decades of NFS games, here's a list of the best Need For Speed titles that have ever been released in the past years, ranked by The Nerd Stash.
Neil writes: "It was about this time last week when all Xbox One and Xbox 360 gamers were being treated to a pretty nifty sale that contained a whole host of EA discounts. But that was last week, and this is now, so what do we have in store with the Xbox Live Deals With Gold and Spotlight Sale for 27th Feb - 5th March 2018? How does this lot sound to you?"
NFL Blitz, is actually want to play that. Is there anyway to get in in PAL regions?
Buy yourself some US Xbox Credit (many different sites online do this including Amazon), change your system location to US, redeem the code for credit, buy NFL Blitz and then download, switch back to your region and you'll have the game available to play :) Enjoy!
Good to see tower of guns in there , that was an odd little game bu it was good to chuck on every now and then, recently got Shadow warrior through gold, never played it first time around game is awesome,, old school doom feel and dick jokes a plenty
We take a look at the Need for Speed games and pick out the Top 5 from the series.
Best: Need For Speed Hot Pursuit 2 for PS2. This is the best one, not your listed. I have played both PC and PS2 versions of this video game and this is far superior, thanks to Black Box developer. They took the game and redesigned it beautifully for PS2. Heck if you have played NFS:Rivals, you have seen a racing track that resembles to desert track of HP2; (airplane, shortcuts, desert...)
This is not fanboyism. I have played other games in the series and none of them don't give me that feeling of upspike challenges and adrenaline. In this game, you can't be certain for the top spot until the very end line of the race. Did you know that you can record and rewatch the race again? How about that to drive a Mercedes CLK-GTR into top spot; that is hardest one.
I guess different reviewers have different perceptions of the graphics. I was wondering why gamespot hadn't put up a review since this game was available on launch day. I picked it up from circuit city. I checked metacritic.com fo reviews. Many reviewers said that the PS3 version had better textures, was slightly more jaggie, more stable framerate or equal NOT worse, and ugly streamers (I play in first person view so it doesn't bother me). It still got a good review. If the game had been made for next-gen alone and not every console known to man, the grphics and framerate would have been better. It's just a modification of the most wanted engine. I didn't open it till I saw some good reviews. RR7 doesn't pull me in with the no name brand cars, and too arcadey feel. NFSC has more content in my opinion. EA needs to shape up, I bought this becuase I wanted a solid racer. It's okay.