There's a new addition to the gameplay called 'Rewind'. Like the name states, it's a time reversal feature, in a manner of speaking. If you wreck your car in a major crash, the screen fades out and a rewind icon appears and you're pulled back by 15 secs (approx). This is to rectify the error that you had made and approach it carefully the next time. The amount of times you can use this feature, depends on the level of difficulty you chose.
Racing on console is more fun.
^40" screen, controller, and a nice couch; make it sweeter for me.
I don't notice much difference in graphics actually. If I can't perceive it, it doesn't bother me. In fact the best game visually I have ever played is Heavy Rain on the PS3.
So you just replaced the console and with a HT setup. That's one and the same then.
REVIEWS are out as i expected ... YEAhh this 1 sucks ...
Need for Speed: The Run Review - PlayStation 3 Review at IGN
Developer Black Box has been making NFS games for over a decade, and they bring a lot of that arcade style, nitrous fueled racing action back. Racing down snow and ice covered tracks, skidding along a turn and narrowly avoiding plummeting off the edge of a cliff face is exhilarating. Weaving through traffic on a crowded freeway feels tense and frightening.
The locales are definitely best part of this Need for Speed. In fact, The Run has some of the most gorgeous and interesting set pieces I've seen in a racing game. The Rockies, Yosemite National Park, San Francisco, even the New Jersey Turnpike are all lifelike and well detailed
Now what appears to be the problem is not what I would call ... sucks ...
1. Inability to customize and upgrade.
2. Non existant story
3. No an impressive AI
4. Scripted events .
REVIEWS are out as i expected ... YEAhh this 1 sucks ...
Need for Speed: The Run Review - PlayStation 3 Review at IGN