MULTI Official NFS Undercover Thread
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let's hope it lives up to it's hype the graphics look neat but what would really add to it would be kickass gameplay....
EA's Tim Fields on Wii Undercover At GameCyte
GameCyte got a chance to interview EA's Tim Fields, a producer on Need for Speed Undercover. They talked about the Wii version of the game, Wii controls, heroic driving, the new Logitech Wheel for Wii, the story, game modes and more.
EA's Tim Fields on Wii Undercover At GameCyte
GameCyte got a chance to interview EA's Tim Fields, a producer on Need for Speed Undercover. They talked about the Wii version of the game, Wii controls, heroic driving, the new Logitech Wheel for Wii, the story, game modes and more.
^Actually Carbon has Multiplayer and so did previous games . And this one will also have online .
As far as I'm concerned , they will be pretty same as ProStreet req's but maybe you'll need a better GPU .
^ Yes , based on the in-game screenies , I can fairly say that they will be tad higher than ProStreet . NFS requirements have always been decent .
yep they're lookin sweet and about the road textures washed out i guess it's supposed to be wet as you can see a bit of water splash behind the lambo there in the first screen..
NFS UC: Rollcage Edition
From the depths of the M.C. Escher nightmare of Dead Space we slid into the sweet embrace of a high-octane car. Need for Speed: Undercover knew that it needed to impress people with something besides picture-pretty cars racing along at high speed through city streets, so it wrapped itself inside a glorious steel gaming cage. A gaming cage that looked like something they'd use to teach driver's ed out of in the future. Find out all about this must-have, but can't-buy gaming accessory after the break
This photo-realistic driving game looks sexy enough when you've got the sleek Maggie Q. featured in your cinematic cutscenes, but if you cram it inside a metal rollcage complete with 5.1 surround sound, the Microsoft driving wheel with the pedals, a custom shifter, and an uber-comfortable racing car seat, then you've created something we covet. Unfortunately, they're a tad too freaking bulky and heavy to slip unnoticed into our geekpacks. This is a bit like showing us Madden NFL 09 in the middle of a football field... of course it makes things look better.
While we'd probably enjoy playing everything from Grand Theft Auto IV to Boom Blox in one of these rigs, it's obviously meant for racing and it made us click with Need for Speed: Underground. While the damage doesn't seem realistic at all (you can rear end a slow moving station wagon at 150+ mph and keep going), the graphics tend to make you forget about that. Randy called this "Need for Speed: Most Wanted with a new paint job," during his hands-on, and he's right. However, it's one pretty damn good-looking paint job. Plus, when that paint job comes wrapped in a custom driving rig, we start coveting.
Need for Speed Undercover, Rollcage Edition @ Joystiq
PAX 2008 (Penny Arcade Expo) Hands-On Need for Speed Undercover, Rollcage Edition
From the depths of the M.C. Escher nightmare of Dead Space we slid into the sweet embrace of a high-octane car. Need for Speed: Undercover knew that it needed to impress people with something besides picture-pretty cars racing along at high speed through city streets, so it wrapped itself inside a glorious steel gaming cage. A gaming cage that looked like something they'd use to teach driver's ed out of in the future. Find out all about this must-have, but can't-buy gaming accessory after the break
This photo-realistic driving game looks sexy enough when you've got the sleek Maggie Q. featured in your cinematic cutscenes, but if you cram it inside a metal rollcage complete with 5.1 surround sound, the Microsoft driving wheel with the pedals, a custom shifter, and an uber-comfortable racing car seat, then you've created something we covet. Unfortunately, they're a tad too freaking bulky and heavy to slip unnoticed into our geekpacks. This is a bit like showing us Madden NFL 09 in the middle of a football field... of course it makes things look better.
While we'd probably enjoy playing everything from Grand Theft Auto IV to Boom Blox in one of these rigs, it's obviously meant for racing and it made us click with Need for Speed: Underground. While the damage doesn't seem realistic at all (you can rear end a slow moving station wagon at 150+ mph and keep going), the graphics tend to make you forget about that. Randy called this "Need for Speed: Most Wanted with a new paint job," during his hands-on, and he's right. However, it's one pretty damn good-looking paint job. Plus, when that paint job comes wrapped in a custom driving rig, we start coveting.
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Chandoo:
170 + countries where Steam sells but PSN doesn't will lose access unless they use VPNfaraany3k said: -
Chandoo:
It has a worst rating on Steam than last years MW3 now. Jeese Sony, how can you fuck it up THIS BAD
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faraany3k:
I have heard that it is now unplayable in countries which do not support handful of third world countries not recognized by Sony like Pakistan. Steam is a true global platform.Then they cry that console gaming is dying. -
Necrokiller:
Gaben ki reach hai, PSN ki nahi hai. Gaben ain't stressing over publishers who rush to his store in the first place
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Chandoo:
saeen I don't think the PSN teams are stressing over needing to offer hundreds of thousands of refunds lol
