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Hi all,

I bought EA's Need For Speed SHIFT for PC a few weeks back and I have to say its AWESOME. I used to think of NFS Underground 2 as the best one in the whole NFS series but this one is even better in my opinion.

The only negative reviews I've seen are from people expecting a hardcore sim, but if you treat it like any other game in the series, and if you like racing games, then you'll probably find it pretty fun (as I have).

You absolutely must have some sort of analog controller (ie. steering wheel or gamepad) - I'm using a xbox 360 controller for windows (any USB one should work with your pc - just download the drivers from microsoft).

Anyway, one thing that I found amusing is that there's like 6 or so Nissans in the game and the most from any other manufacturer is only 2 or 3. Then I thought, well Nissan's slogan is "SHIFT" as well, so maybe Nissan really got involved from a sponsorship / advertising point of view. Interesting :)

Only things I dont really like about the game is the price ($90?!) and the fact that it constantly tries to connect to EA Nation, sometimes during a race (although that problem seems to have been fixed by the couple of official patches that are now available).

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