Mackem Lad
Mega Poster
Just thought I'd post a little recommendation (well quite the opposite really).
Need for Speed Pro Street. Garbage to say the least. The graphics for what the PS3/XBox 360 can handle are very very poor, just too grainy and in places similar quality to an early PS2 game. Don't let the adverts deceive you into thinking "Wow, that looks great", because it isn't by a long way.
For what the series has set out to achieve in earlier games has been clearly wiped away in this latest version, with an EA attempt at Gran Turismo and failed miserably. I've never been so dissappointed in a game to be honest. All the fun features of NFS have just simply gone and been replaced by something that you would play in an arcade for £2 a race.
Luckily, I bought Call of Duty 4 on the same day which has kept me very happy. I was worried that the jump from WW2 to modern day may kill this series, but in fact, you could argue that it's made them better. The graphics are simply stunning and the actual gameplay is sensational in places, an amazing stroryline. I hear the career mode is quite short though but the online play compensates for this loss, guess I will try that out soon enough.
Need for Speed Pro Street. Garbage to say the least. The graphics for what the PS3/XBox 360 can handle are very very poor, just too grainy and in places similar quality to an early PS2 game. Don't let the adverts deceive you into thinking "Wow, that looks great", because it isn't by a long way.
For what the series has set out to achieve in earlier games has been clearly wiped away in this latest version, with an EA attempt at Gran Turismo and failed miserably. I've never been so dissappointed in a game to be honest. All the fun features of NFS have just simply gone and been replaced by something that you would play in an arcade for £2 a race.
Luckily, I bought Call of Duty 4 on the same day which has kept me very happy. I was worried that the jump from WW2 to modern day may kill this series, but in fact, you could argue that it's made them better. The graphics are simply stunning and the actual gameplay is sensational in places, an amazing stroryline. I hear the career mode is quite short though but the online play compensates for this loss, guess I will try that out soon enough.
S it just felt like you were a ping-pong ball, bouncing along a table. The damage done was nothing compared to the speed and ferocity of the impact. It just ruined the whole thing - crashing is a pain, as it means you're screwed, so you need to take at least a little pleasure from it...
