Pwngamer.com says: I recently purchased a Logitech G27 steering wheel and been going racing mad playing a variety of racing titles, but the title I have played the most is Need for Speed: Shift. Jumping online, I was surprised to see that many players are still populating games and you can have some decent 8 player+ races. Curious to see what keeps racers coming back to Need for Speed: Shift in comparison to for example, Gran Turismo 5, they explain how the feel of playing Need for Speed: Shift is a lot more fun.
Hardcore Gamer: For the price of a pizza, you can get ProStreet, Shift 1, Shift 2, and Undercover.
Currently a lot of Need for Speed Games, including Need for Speed: The Run are on sale.
GNT: I have to be honest – when I purchased Need for Speed Shift 2 Unleashed back in March last year, I wasn’t entirely satisfied with the experience. Clunky controls, poor presentation, and generally a myriad of technical issues really left me feeling let down. In fact, I returned the game the very same week. However, now that the game is available for free on Playstation Plus, I figured it can’t hurt to give it a fair shot and a review.
What I like about SHIFT2 is the sound track, which were remastered for the game. No game compares to the sound tracks. Reminds me of the old underground sound tracks.
What I hate about shift is the robotic AI. They will bump you intentionally, you slide, while they get away.
If the AI slide, they will cach you miles away and overtake you like nothing.
Once an AI car overtakes you, catching them is impossable. The only way is to late break.
No.
no to this wishful thinking
On the track real sim racing no. Presentation and UI, absolutely.