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Need For Speed Shift 2: Unleashed Launching In U.S. On March 29th

Posted by: Ernice Gilbert January 13, 2011 in Hot, News 10 Comments

Need For Speed games are coming like relentless bees carrying honey to Winey the Poo and his gang.

And who don’t like honey? The next Need For Speed installment, Shift 2, will see a release on March 25th in the U.K. and on the 29th of the same month in the U.S.

Video Thirst past the jump.

Shift 2′s being helmed by Slightly Mad Studios for PS3, 360 and PC. The game will also witness the return of social tool Autolog, first introduced in Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit.

Quench it:

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  • ExclusivesMostly

    I really like their new interior camera view where you actually “lean into the corner” when making a turn.

  • http://www.gamesthirst.com Ernice Gilbert

    I think I’ll get this.

  • Joshua Tompkins

    I like the way the game looks, but I hated the physics from the first game.

  • http://www.gamesthirst.com Ernice Gilbert

    Yeah. They should follow Hot Pursuit’s lead, although they’re two very different games.

  • Joshua Tompkins

    Hot Pursuit drove more realistically than Shift. Did you see my reasons for not being able to go to E3?

  • http://www.gamesthirst.com Ernice Gilbert

    No bro, I didn’t. You wrote it in the related thread?

  • Joshua Tompkins

    yeah, I think I posted it in there.

  • nick

    really enjoyed the first so ill be front row center to try this one out.
    i hope they have more drifting modes in this, GT5 has the crappest drifting modes!
    the courses used dont have the appropriate corners there too sharp and too short.
    why cant we do a drift competition over a whole track, instead over a single corner?
    kinda hard to get into a good drift if you only have one corner to play with!

  • http://www.gamesthirst.com Ernice Gilbert

    Okay, I saw it. I wish you could have made it though. But I understand, the reasonings are valid indeed.

  • http://www.gamesthirst.com Ernice Gilbert

    True, about the drift.

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