After two hard years of which EA games has worked frantically hard to increase the reputation of its Need for Speed franchise, it has gone and dragged its self back in to the slums with its new game Need for Speed: The Run. This game just brings back all those unwanted memories of what exactly pretty much destroyed it's outstanding reputation in the first place and has convinced me not to purchase any more of their games after this one, well until I see improvement anyway. Having had a few high respected games such as Hot pursuit, shift and Shift two which was created by the Burnout Team at Criterion and Slightly mad studios, EA have took need for speed back to the ...  Read the complete review

Need for Speed Run is one of the latest racing games from EA at the moment. I'm not a big fan of Need for Speed games but when I seen the trailer for Need for Speed Run I thought I had to get it. Luckily it was one of the gifts I received at Christmas. >>>>>>>Main Menu<<<<<<< When you first hit the main menu you will get the choice to race in the run, go on Xbox live or attempt to complete challengers in the challenge series. You can also enter the autolog by pressing the back button on your Xbox controller. >>>>>>>The Run<<<<<<< In the run you ...  Read the complete review

== NEED FOR SPEED: THE RUN == Need For Speed The Run is yet another game from the Need For Speed car racing game series but this time around it adds something different. You can now interact with the movies in the game. As you watch the movies a certain sequence of buttons will pop on screen and you most press or bash repeatedly to carry on with the game. Need For Speed The Run is astonishingly the 18th game in the series and one of the best in my eyes. The game was developed by EA Black Box and published by Electronic Arts and is available for the PC, PS3, Nintendo 3DS, Wii, Apple Macintosh and of course the Xbox 360. The game also portrays like a movie with the ...  Read the complete review