need for speed 2015 cars and customization

Across 21 years and 22 games, Need for Speed has covered a lot of mileage, appealing to different kinds of gamers with different kinds of racing. The upcoming NFS Heat hopefully does the handling model right and takes the best bits of this game.Creating a new Need for Speed game presents an interesting challenge in that the franchise has never really been just one thing. It's not a great game but it's pretty decent, all things considered. For less than a fiver I can't really complain though. If only the same attention to detail was put into the handling, this would have been a real follow up to Hot Pursuit 2010, which is still my favourite NFS. I remember at launch the screenshots looked amazing and even in 2019 it looks stunning. The main standout for me is the graphics though (as with most people). Also the always online nonsense is total pointless. It's still not great, but it's miles better if you take the sharpness out of the steering. I've found that changing the settings to a more drift setup helps enormously. Now to the negative stuff and everyone probably knows what I'm talking about. There's a decent range of cars and plenty of customisations to get lost in and the open world is very pretty with loads of wet roads and neon lights. It reminds me of the old PS1 days and I love it. I'm also a real fan of cheesy FMV cut-scenes and this game has a ton of them. I know it's all at night (rain) but the image quality is astonishing for a 4 year old game.

The graphics stand out as maybe the most photo-realistic we've seen this gen. Had a go at it today and I have to say that the graphics and atmosphere are amazing. Ok, so I know this game gets a bad rap, but I thought I'd take a punt on it as it was on sale on xbox live yesterday for £4.50.

Need for speed 2015 cars and customization