i am more interested to NFS World Online!
It's time exclusive for Asia!

hey, i can see the improvements of the gfx. it looks real enuff but will it be like ProStreet? or GRID!?!?!
lol thats weird, since when NFS news came around January? i thought around May or June will born a news?

no matter what, im taking this game.

Second, regarding other games in the sim racing genre. We see Shift joining the ranks of the world's top simulation racing games with authentic cars and tracks but it definitely offers its own signature look and feel. Shift represents the true driver's experience. Traditional simulation driving games tend to focus on replicating a car's performance, Shift moves beyond that by combining a players unique driving style with accurately modeled cars to really drive home what it feels like to be behind the wheel.

We're also bringing the built-by-racers authenticity via core technology. Need for Speed is renowned for capturing speed and a unique style of racing, Shift continues that through an all-new sophisticated visual interface. For example, there is a three-dimensional HUD that mimics driver head movement, inertia and G-forces. The depth of field also adjusts based on the speed of the car; so when the car is travelling at high speeds the perspective will shift to the distance putting the car/cockpit out of focus.

And we're bringing a brand new perspective to the action with a cockpit view. This view highlights the authenticity and lavish detail on the vehicles and provides a more realistic and immersive vantage point of the action. This ‘first-person mode' also comes with a free-look camera on the right thumbstick so the player can really appreciate their surroundings and also get the low-down on their on-track competition.

i am more interested to NFS World Online!
It's time exclusive for Asia!

Does this look like GRID to anyone?

Slightly Mad Studios includes developers that worked on highly acclaimed PC simulation racing titles GT Legends and GTR 2.

if this game promising i would glad to buy this game..

Need for Speed: World Online (PC) -- Jointly developed by Black Box and EA Shanghai, this free-to-play online racer is set to launch in Asia this Summer, with a North American release slated for next Winter.

Woot wooot, free wei 

Free to play online but still need to buy the installer, rite?

lolwut? that's not call free anymore lol. I think it's going to be something like this.

Playing is free, but of course you later ended up wanting to upgrade and pimp your ride, right? Heh, that's where ppl start spending real money, like any other free MMO out there.

i see chinatown in the 2nd pict...