Autolog is brilliant, however and something I hope that EA will continue to build on. The idea for The Run was a very good one.
An action-packed road race from San Francisco to New York using the graphics engine of Battlefield 3. In advance, it sounded superb. The result is not, but actually one of this year's biggest disappointments. Racing is clumsy and dull. The on-foot sequences are overly cheesy and the QTE elements are extremely irritating. Compared with Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit, this is a step back. Compared with Burnout Paradise, this is a joke. It sounded superb.
It isn't. Ridge Racer turning into Burnout. Burnout turning into Need for Speed. Need for Speed turning into Gamereactor uses cookies to ensure that we give you the best browsing experience on our website.
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Hard and stiff car physics, poor artificial intelligence, hopeless, monotonous challenges, unstable frame rate. What's yours? The network score is the average of every country's score. The 10 most popular stories of the day, delivered at 5pm UK time. Never miss a thing. Gallery: The Run's mile race across America takes in some beautiful locations. This content is hosted on an external platform, which will only display it if you accept targeting cookies. Please enable cookies to view.
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Supporters only Letter from the Editor: Feast and famine The only thing worse than not enough games is too many of them. Or is it? View Community Hub. About This Game Ready to own the streets? Play again and again because this time, you have 5 distinct ways to win. Plus, feel the thrill of street racing with steering wheel and peripheral support from a range of manufacturers including Logitech, Thrustmaster and Fanatec. Rich authentic customization.
Build a car to reflect your character with extensive visual and performance customization options. Because your ride should look as good as it handles. West Coast playground. Discover Ventura Bay. From the dense city streets to the winding roads that lead you to the harbor and through the canyons, this is your home turf. Play your way. Need for Speed returns with 5 unique ways to play: Speed, Style, Build, Crew and Outlaw, enabling you to earn reputation and ultimately win your way.
Living Game. Be part of the story. Step into a richly created world and be part of an immersive story that takes you all over Ventura Bay. See all. View all. Click here to see them. Customer reviews. Overall Reviews:. Review Type. But Challenge restricts itself to the types of races found in the story mode, so you feel it has missed a trick.
Attempts to spice up proceedings with things like on-foot sections in the story mode when you're caught by the cops are impressive to behold but humdrum to play. It's not a bad game — those who bought into the franchise years ago will find it perfectly satisfying. But it's just nowhere near as good as Hot Pursuit — which you can now pick up for next to nothing.
You can throw all the technology you like at a game, but that will never be enough to gloss over fundamental design flaws. Need For Speed: The Run — review. Need For Speed: The Run
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