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- Five Ways to Play: Need for Speed returns with Five Ways to Play - Speed, Style, Build, Crew and Outlaw, enabling you to earn reputation and ultimately win your way, combine all five to create that perfect Need for Speed moment: driving insanely fast, sliding through a corner in your customized ride alongside your friends, whilst being chased by the cops
- Rich Authentic Customization: Build a car that reflects your character through extensive visual and performance customization, with hand-picked iconic cars, the hottest authentic after-market brands, performance tuning, and personalized handling,set up your ride and hit the street
- Narrative: Five distinctive overlapping stories each inspired by a real world icon and every choice, every second, every minute propels your playing experience on your journey to become the ultimate icon
- West Coast Urban Setting: From dusk till dawn, discover an open world of urban car culture you never knew existed and our stunning new world that combines the power of the new consoles and a supercharged game engine in frostbite to deliver a rich open world environment with roughly twice the drivable roads of Need for Speed Rivals
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New in Need for Speed Rivals , All-Drive destroys the line between single player and multiplayer gameplay. Seamlessly join a world where your friends are already racing and chasing. No lobbies.Racers are lone wolves out for their own glory; driving agile cars built for high speed racing and epic chases. Cops work in teams to hunt down and bust racers using the full power of the police force.Intense racing moments are made even more thrilling with access to technology and upgrades customized to each side of the law. Racers can choose evasion technology from jammers to electromagnetic pulses.Power up your car with the latest performance upgrades and technology, and personalize your car with fresh paintjobs, liveries, custom license plates, rims, and decals to show off your style to your friends and rivals.
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Need For Speed: Rivals
Discover the nocturnal open world of urban car culture, driven by Five Ways to Play, in this thrilling reboot of Need for Speed. Carve your own unique path, via multiple overlapping stories, gaining reputation on your journey to become the ultimate icon.
Need for Speed delivers on what fans have been requesting and what the franchise stands for – deep customisation, an authentic open world filled with real world car culture, and a narrative that drives your game.
Ventura Bay is your urban playground - from sweeping hillside roads overlooking the city, to the police infested urban districts with tight city corners - the city comes alive while others sleep. Home to five real world automotive icons, the heroes of today's car culture, they will inspire you, push you, and test you. Build your reputation and earn their respect on your journey to become the ultimate icon.
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Five Ways to PlayNeed for Speed returns with Five Ways to Play - Speed, Style, Build, Crew and Outlaw, enabling you to earn reputation and ultimately win your way. Combine all five to create that perfect Need for Speed moment; driving insanely fast, sliding through a corner in your customised ride alongside your friends, whilst being chased by the cops. |
Rich Authentic CustomisationBuild a car that reflects your character through extensive visual and performance customisation. With hand-picked iconic cars, the hottest authentic after-market brands, performance tuning, and personalised handling. Set up your ride and hit the streets. |
NarrativeFive distinctive overlapping stories each inspired by a real world icon. Every choice, every second, every minute propels your playing experience on your journey to become the ultimate icon. |
West Coast Urban SettingFrom dusk till dawn, discover an open world of urban car culture you never knew existed. Our stunning new world that combines the power of the new consoles and a supercharged game engine in Frostbite, to deliver a rich open world environment with roughly twice the drivable roads of Need for Speed Rivals. |
Product details
Platform for display:PlayStation 4- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Rated : Ages 7 and Over
- Language: : English
- Product Dimensions : 1.7 x 0.1 x 1.4 cm; 100 Grams
- ASIN : B00D781QO6
- Item model number : 1071290
- Manufacturer : Electronic Arts, Electronic Arts Asia Pacific Pvt Ltd
- Item Weight : 100 g
- Item Dimensions LxWxH : 17 x 1 x 14 Millimeters
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- #49 in PlayStation 4 Games
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Having played the NFS classics from previous generations like Most Wanted and Burnout from Criteron, I was curious to see how it stands up.
I took this chance as this game was on sale for less than Rs.1000!
Gameplay is fun, there is a constant pressure of getting caught by the cops which is a lot of fun. Playing as a cop is also good, but I had more fun being a racer. The range of cars are great, probably not like Forza or Gran Turismo. The driving is a little arcady, so definitely not for hardcore driving game enthusiasts. This is a game where you can spend 10 to 15 hours finishing off various racing events, upgrading cars, and just wasting time driving around.
Careful though, I normally don't get too frustrated playing games but losing close races really ticked me off! I usually play games like Fallout, Skyrim and Dragonage so very little pressure. I ended up throwing my controller on the couch which took an unlucky bounce and broke upon hitting the floor.
The game now cost me more than Rs. 5000, but only because of my stupidity.
If you like cheap arcady racing games which will eat up your hours until the next great Action RPG comes out, BUY THIS!
Had to wait Lil longer for it as the delivery was a Lil late and had extended delivery date and came 3 days later.
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I have always preferred Racing+ games, I don't like "dry", no-frills racing, I'm not a big fan of simulation, I want arcade, flashy fun, if you like simulation, why not invest in a real, actual car, make for example rally racing or whatever your hobby? Probably even cheaper than the cost of all the required systems and tools, gaming steering wheels, etc. and way more realistic than the best of digital simulation.
Back to the point, the pluses are the following:
+ Very good graphics, even for today's standards.
+ Rich in particle effects and physics, rain drops, leaves, parts of damaged cars' plastic flying around, destructible environment effects, etc.
+ Dynamic time of day and weather.
+ Open world environment which feels alive, action-filled and dense with diverse activities even in offline single-player.
+ You can challenge random A.I. racers while free-roaming for a one VS one race right on the spot.
+ The controls are good, responsive. Even more satisfying if you properly upgrade your car.
+ No always-online requirement, no micro-transaction loot boxes.
+ Cheap in price due to its age despite still holding up in quality.
+ Minimalist in story telling, no cringy, unlikeable characters with bad facial animations, just some cutscenes with action and little monologue along with it, both in racer career and cop career, some amusing jabs targeting popular culture.
+ Upgradeable cars (in Racer career) both in performance and visual style, upgrades are noticeable and satisfying, free cars in Cop career.
+ Usable weapons, similar to Hot Pursuit 2010, things like EMPs, spike strips, jammers and some new coming tools are here as well.
+ Game rewards you in racing like crazy, taking risks and being good at avoiding, outsmarting cops in Racer career, it adds sense of adrenaline - the longer you hold on and faster, better you do, all point rewards get multiplied (multiplier is similar to wanted level in GTA, for example 2 "stars" in here means you get double points of all actions which reward them, 3 stars - triple and so on) while obviously, higher multiplier means higher police resistance.
And now comes the choice:
1. Do you raise the heat and farm loads of points and risk losing them all you have accumulated in the current session if you get busted or wrecked?
OR
2. Do you rush to the closest safe point to cash in your points when the heat gets a little too high, thus resetting multiplier (wanted level) and securing those points you already got?
You are encouraged to follow the 1st point, because unlike in Cop career, Racers must purchase their cars with these in-game points, unlocking car in Racer career (by advancing in the story) merely mean - available for purchase. Also all the upgrades on higher levels get quite expensive.
Of course, 2nd point also in some situations can be the smartest choice, depends on the situation and how good are you.
However, the game is not perfect, that's why 4 stars not 5, and the minuses are following:
-Needs for patch ASAP, out-of-the-disc version got some frame pacing problems, even back in the day when this was released, patches even after release were included in the "development cycle".. thus, making gamers who bought on release day unpaid beta testers.
-Outrageously overpriced DLC, but it is not necessery to purchase it, there are just some new cars, that's it. However, that DLC is included in the patch, it already takes your previous HDD space! Purchasing it merely unlocks the ability to access it.
-No pause option. Even in offline single player. This was EA's "test" how to push people online, adding inconveniences, getting them used to having no pause as it is online even if you're playing offline. They took it much further with NFS 2015, forcing always online even in single player. Luckily that's not the case here.
-The soundtrack sucks. I know, some say "taste of music is subjective" but I disagree. The music in this game is objectively bad, and even putting tastes aside, it doesn't even match a racing game! Luckily the music can be turned off.
-The cops are completely BS in this game when you play as a Racer. While the IDEA of it is fine, which I described in the pluses, they quite often get extremely aggressive very quickly, also even if you are just free roaming (not participating in a race, hot pursuit, etc.) driving slowly and not hitting anything, merely passing a cop will trigger a pursuit against you which is completely moronic!
You also feel squishy even with maximum durability upgrades.
- When you crash or your car spins out, it does NOT reset position. If you were facing sides or even the opposite direction after a crash, it will respawn in such position. Thus, some crashes, some mess-ups can be much worse than others. Especially if you also got wanted level, get T-boned by cops as soon as you respawn and then get EMPs spammed against you. For extra "fun", combine it with a lot of points accumulated in the current session!
-While overall graphics are very good, distant terrain environments, especially in the desert areas could look much better.. also the snowy mountain area doesn't look visually impressive, the snow in previous game Most Wanted 2010 looked better. Luckily the rest of the game's areas look very pleasing and are satisfying, even exceeding expectations.
-While the particle physics are fine, sometimes actual car physics get wacky. I got a weird crash which made my car fly up straight in the air and "stop" where the game's invisible height "ceiling" was... well, that's how I got an all-time speed record of 700 MPH with an entry-level, un-upgraded car!
-At some parts of the game world it is not clear whether or not the obstacle is destructible or would result in a car crash, also some places got confusing layouts and sharp turns, can be annoying but at the same time, these are very helpful to fool and escape from cops.
-When you select a race, it does not show on the map it's shape, thus the first time for any new race might be a wild ride, especially if it got confusing or sharp turns.
-While this "dark souls" principle of accumulating a lot of points and risk losing them if you get defeated can be fun, in here it is worse than dark souls, you do not get a chance to get them back after messing up the first time. Combined with overly aggressive cops, it can be very frustrating.
In conclusion: This is the last good Need for Speed. It does the most things right and got the least of negatives. NFS 2015 is out of discussion, forced always-online, especially on a PlayStation 4, this is not PC we're talking about, is completely unacceptable and as far as the new NFS: Payback is like, it sucks, there's no fun actions in open world, graphically it doesn't even look that much better than Rivals, it removes your control and immersion from awesome action stunts with a cutscene and it's infested with grinding made especially such way to encourage you to purchase microtransaction lootboxes! To hell with that!
It's a shame that NFS franchise has died and that this rather old game is the last good one, but as I had mentioned, it still holds up quite impressively even for today's standards!

PROS
- Open world environment
- Excellent graphics
- High resolution with great attention to detail
- Changes in day and weather affect on driving
- Easy to use controls which are responsive
CONS
- Needs patching when you first install. So be prepared to wait a while whilst these are downloaded
- The DLC is overpriced DLC and you don't get a lot for your money
- No way of pausing the game
Overall, I would recommend this to other gamers, despite some of the niggles.
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It's good to keep in mind that there is no option for manual transmission, something that I wish they included. The car customization was very poor compare to previous NFS but they added great open world and I enjoyed the multiplayer future.
The soundtracks were spot on and the track Bastille - Pompeii (Kat Krazy Remix) was an instant hit.
This game was reviewed on PS4 and achieved 4.4 out of 5.
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George


Although superior in overall quality, I still prefer playing previous incarnations Most Wanted and Hot Pursuit though. They were a bit more fun. Still a good game. Recommended.