If youve been awaiting your next fix of high-octane street racing, Need for Speed: Carbon will be a welcome sight. Not much has changed since the last game. In some respects thats a good thing; the slick presentation weve come to expect is still...
While it’s a juxtaposition to be sitting completely still staring at a monitor and at the same time feeling like you are going 200 MPH, that absurd sensation seemed to be the goal for the creative team behind the little goliath series known as...
Need for Speed Carbon(hx) 07:55 PM EST - Dec,10 2006 Need for Speed: Carbon is the latest installment in the Need for Speed series. Despite it using the same engine like the previous game, Need for Speed: Carbon has a very different look from Need for...
The Need for Speed franchise has been running for more than a decade, although it wasnt until the 2003 release of Need for Speed: Underground that it made the jump from niche circuit driver to mass-market street racer. The excellent Need For Speed:...
Like many other EA titles, the Need for Speed franchise goes through a fresh incarnation each year. But is this next instalment worth your hard-earned (or possibly laundered) money? With this review concentrating on the PC version (the PS2 review can...
I was a big fan of on the Xbox 360. Despite the fact that Project Gotham Racing 3 grabbed all the headlines when the X360 launched, I actually enjoyed NFS more. Don’t get me wrong, PGR3 was a stunning game to look at, but when you’ve bought...
The graphics have had many mixed reactions, from "Super-cool" to "what a load of crap". The game looks good, but at times it just isnt satisfying, it lacks the punch of NFS: MW. I feel NFS: MW had a better feel, yet Carbon is more demanding. I had...
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