Need for Speed: Shift

And so the first SHIFT is a revolutionary game in the NFS series. It was the only NFS that focused only on management and legal racing (not taking ProStreet into account). In this case, the quality of the car’s behavior, its damage and the surrounding location. I can’t tell you much, because you need to understand it yourself by playing it. I will only say that there are a huge number of licensed cars with the possibility of tuning. I advise you to play.

The game differed from other games in the series in the absence of street racing, which had become so familiar. It was interesting to play it simply because it is a completely different NFS, unknown and unusual. But in reality everything turned out to be not so colorful, although quite good.

The advantages of the game include good graphics, a wide variety of cars, races and various tracks. The downside is that it's not NFS. This is just a good racing simulator, which has only the name in common with the legendary series. Fans of racing simulators will appreciate it.

The game is perfect, the game has potential, which was included in the second part, but EA Games' potential in car simulators was flushed down the toilet, since there were no more car simulators. The second Shift did not exceed the level of the first Shift. To make games so well, EA Games had to lure, oh, take Slightly Mad Studios into their team, and this studio definitely did everything with a bang. If ProStreet was not so focused on autosim, ProStreet had little of what Shift had. The cars were basically the same. But the graphics have changed a lot in Shift. The last game in the series before Shift was Undercover, which became famous or humiliated for its gameplay and graphics, which were disgusting. Well, the next game in the series was Nitro, which was also worse, but this can be exp… Read full