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I found it very disappointing that the demo of this game is having just one camera which is behind the car view that is frequently pulls the view to very close to the car or xooms our longer which depends on what is going on to the screen. Can somebody tell me that if there is other camera view available in the final release of the game? I know that this is not the game breaker but it will be really nice if we will have choice to select additional 'fixed' follow car cam.
I really don’t have any problem with the camera but talking about the game; you will pass from the busy San Francisco, Golden Gate and across the foggy Yosemite National Park and Death Valley will get precisely the dusty city of Las Vegas. Although the structure is very linear - with the exception of some shortcuts here and there, the different languages according to the asphalt we crossed it was extremely enjoyable gaming experience, giving space to be fast whiz on highways crowded with traffic and absolutely credible dusty back full of ups and downs useful to showcase our ability to drift.
I expect that there are couples as a minimum. Preceding black box NFS games encompass them that we could possibly suppose to encompass one additional camera angle at the back of the car. Hopefully it’s superior as compared to the zooming crap one they boast within the demo.
As often happens in this kind of games more than once, we had to make several accidents and against other means against the contour of the track. The latter have proved to be absolutely true. Back to finally have the chance to operate the turbo at any time, just reload and driving against traffic or overtaking to the limit. Scattered in the streets will find several gas stations, we can choose if you enter a different half of the world's most expensive dream car produced by Porsche, McLaren, BMW, Audi, Lamborghini, Pagani and more, or change the color of our car and add simple body kits (do not expect too much tuning!).
They have change the vehicle and made us feel better appreciate the help system, and each half will have his driving style and the physical media as being a largely permissive arcade, however manages to be very credible and satisfying.
The only drawback if you want is an AI that seemed to wait too giving the player can always be recovered even after several errors, but this is something that we will evaluate in greater depth. Finally, there has been explained in depth the system that will serve well as dell'autolog 2.0 times to post on our bulletin board to play certain challenges that you unlock as you proceed in the story. Obviously, much remains to be tested as the graphics, the longevity and history in its totality, but this latest contact with the EA showed us further as in the crowded Christmas period has the credentials to speak for him.
They have already spoken recently of Need for Speed: The Run, new entry in the now almost twenty-year saga of the "need for speed" through thick and thin, the brand has always managed to stay afloat very well, including an interesting result and simulation the recent intervention of Criterion. However, 2011 is the year of the return of the Black Box at the reins of the project and the characteristics of the new production.
Although previous trials have not adequately allowed framing the boundaries of production, the recent winter showcase of Electronic Arts in London has proved the perfect opportunity for a much more thorough test. Somewhere, Jack's life must have taken a very wrong if now the mob wants him to be crushed in a press several tons. As always it comes to money, namely 250,000 bills that need to be returned quickly and that our protagonist, unfortunately, did not. A fate that seems to have scored, but the cinematic cut scenes taste soon called the player to act, through combinations of keys for a moment take us back to the glories of Heavy Rain we can free up your hands first, then the rest of the body Jack.
Given the intention of the boys at Black Box to provide the title of their new narrative skeleton, as bland and not very original, the implementation of the quick time event came as a natural consequence: instead of allowing the player to suffer passively narrative interludes, the developers have decided to make a little more vivid.
Need for Speed: The Run is in effect a fast-paced racing game, where the QTE will occur only rarely to highlight the most spectacular cinematic interludes. Once freed Jack, we abseiled been racing in the atmosphere: the killers realize the daring escape of the boy and throw themselves at once in pursuit, firing wildly by several jeeps run at full speed. The occasion is good to familiarize yourself with what later will prove to be the main activities offered by the title: short levels to complete, running at full speed, avoiding any obstacle, natural or not, trying to get to the finish line as soon as possible.
I don’t have any problem with the camera. This is satisfactory for me.
From the exemption of some shortcuts all over, the unexpected dialects as per the black-top we crossed it was remarkably pleasant gaming encounter, giving space to be quick prodigy on parkways packed with movement and completely solid dusty back full of ups and downs handy to showcase.