Jan 07 2010
Need for Speed Wii – Shift and Nitro
In a racing game, the need for speed is a major step to forward for all racing games. The more adrenaline packed a
player, the better because it adds up excitement into the game. The need for speed in wii is really an award winning experience. Also, the Need for Speed Shift is a great racing game that combines a true driver’s experience with the real word of physics.
It has a perfect pixel car models plus a wide range of authentic race tracks. It creates a simulation experience for you to experience the real feeling of driving high end performance cars.
The Need for Speed series is going through a bit of changes this year. This year, they released an HD version towards Shift. Shift is a highly recommended, most realistic plus it is great for technical racer. Both Wii and DS versions has going forward with an intense style together with Nitro. If you are a Nintendo fan, you’ll surely appreciate the Need for Speed as a regular addition to Wii. Actually, EA is planning to change it with Need for Speed: Nitro.
Nitro is not your regular Need for Speed experience. Traditional and realistic designs are gone and being replaced by over the top arcade renditions. Nitro is really good and fun. It is whacky but not that par for the Need for Speed course. It also delivers a more customize cars, fun and exhilaration of high speed racing.
With the Need for Speed you will improve your racing skills but this skills is not the only way to success. Boost your advanced techniques as well. If you choose to race, never count on victory until you reached the finish line.
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Well, I tried it, but I find it is rather unappealing for someone like who loves Mario Kart.
EA’s intention to make it more light and fun doesnt really anything new to the table, and the overall design is pretty average.
Hey there! I found your site from Blog Catalog… I’m a gamer too.
I currently don’t have that on the wii, but I have it on the DS instead.
Here is a short review of the DS version:
Pros:
-nice “advertising” gameplay, meaning you need to use your car, go through those rings to get your self advertised around town.
-large variety of international cars, trucks, and vheicles from the late 19′s!
-lots of costomizing
-larger collection of songs than previous “Need For Speed” titles on the DS.
-Friendly interface
-Challenging, and lots of campaign levels!
Cons:
-unrealistic driving, such as 360 flips or “2 sided wheels” police runaway part
-hard to customize your car when the camera keeps spinning slowly!
-many vehicles are “fat” and “short”; the actual scale (width, length) of the car is not the same as real ones.
-a bit cartoonish…
-suckier graphics than previous “Need For Speed” titles.
Well, that’s my short review! Hope you enjoyed it! I wonder what the Wii version looks like…
~Joji~