i've started hate NFS series when they put in supercars.
havent seen one yet in this one

except NFS1,NFS2,NFSHP1&2, NFS3 & 4

This post has been edited by MR.Shiney: Aug 19 2007, 04:36 PM

Yeah, and some realistic money to burn on decent GC....

haha actually rfactor n lfs not so gc oriented la...its sumtin like all online games...even 10 yr old comp should b able 2 play it all

2 month to go !!!

4 what?

Need For Speed Pro S**

Hopefully, my X300 still can play, btw one of the screen shot show Toyota AE86, is it really AE86?

yes it is..

it looks kinda awesome, the graphic looks real +HD?

If not mistaken, EA called them photo real image.
(correct me if im wrong)

Photo Real?

sorry u need SM3.0 card 2 play the game muahahahaha

This post has been edited by skylinegtr34rule4life: Aug 21 2007, 01:26 PM

hahaha

then maybe i'll change my gc to dx10 when it is release...
btw will this game be available in PSP?

i think it will be released on all version..pc,ps2,ps3,xbox 360, psp and NDS..

* drag rocks
* speed challenge flies
* 25-40 hours of career gameplay
* 14 locations
* demo in october (Nevada speedchallenge + Autobahn grip)
* 400 performance tuning sliders
* replay cut
* duct tape repairs cut
* PC LAN play as a patch after release

source

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Added on August 22, 2007, 12:39 pmWatch latest video from Gamespot
First time saw Rx7 do that stunt..
source

This post has been edited by edison_84: Aug 22 2007, 12:39 PM

Really hope it is true.. *hamachi*

25-40 hours is pretty long, actually. That's around the time it takes to complete a typical Japanese RPG. Although it's nowhere near as long as Test Drive: Unlimited.

I sincerely hope that this new NFS installment will mark an end to the crapiness of the past games. After all, shelling out RM150+ for a game that only looks promising in trailers (again) isn't going to go down well with some of us.

I'm actually rather concerned with the fact that nothing seems to have changed considerably from it's predecessors. The car list is still very mediocre at a time when games like Forza MS 2 and TDU are churning out at least 100+ cars in one sitting. The graphics are quite impressive, although the 'real-life' smoke effects are starting to sound gimmicky. The interface is exactly the same as Carbon (one tiny tachometre at the bottom right side of the screen), which is quite a pisser. If Autosculpt comes back as it was in Carbon (which it probably will be), that's one reason for me not to buy this game. Oh well, let's just wait for the demo to come out and we'll see what happens.

NOTE: I'm quite impressed with the Speed Challenge trailer featuring the RX-7. Really love the way the car interacts with the objects it comes into contact with.

what?? the wheelie?? ive seen real cars do that man...even an RX3...but in videos la..not real life..

anyway, saw the video on the link....IF the drag is like how they describe it in the video....then the drag is practically like real life drag racing......this should be fun. i havent had that kinda adrenaline rush in years....

Whaddya mean replays cut?? :-s