We got our hands on EA's upcoming
Need For Speed: Shiftthis week, and after spending the last few days playing through the game I'm confident in saying that EA has succeeded in bringing yet another amazing racing game to the platform. With in-game options to tune the difficulty to the point that your car is almost driving itself,
Shift is not only an extremely accessible racing game, but also can be a very technical driving experience for veterans of the genre with all of the assists turned off and the manual transmission mode enabled.
Believe it or not,
Need For Speed: Shift is the thirteenth in the
Need For Speedseries which originally debuted all the way back in 1994 with Road & Track magazine heavily advising on both the sound design and vehicle physics. Since then, the
Need For Speed saga has been through many iterations covering everything from super cars to underground street racing to police chases.
