主題討論 - [3DS] Need for Speed: The Run

shodanng2 · 07-08-11, 02:42 PM

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I played through two of the game's nine different race types, and I was impressed by how sharp Need for Speed: The Run looks -- it's not watered down and does the sleek cars justice. On top of that, it handles really well. Gas and brake are up on the shoulder buttons with face buttons controlling drift and boost. Like other racing games, you fill the boost meter by driving into oncoming traffic and pulling off crazy stunts.

I've played a handful of your Burnouts and console Need for Speeds, and this 3DS version fits perfectly into those games' ranks -- which is impressive for a racing game on a handheld. I even enjoyed 3DS mini-challenges like having to trace a U-turn logo on the touch screen to keep from dying and swerving to avoid some gun-toting maniac/helicopter chasing me.

07-08-11, 02:42 PM	#5
shodanng2 Ultimate Gamer 留言太密會比人ban 註冊日期: Feb 2011 文章: 4,728 1891 1135 7643 shodanng danng360	http://ds.ign.com/articles/118/1181228p1.html I played through two of the game's nine different race types, and I was impressed by how sharp Need for Speed: The Run looks -- it's not watered down and does the sleek cars justice. On top of that, it handles really well. Gas and brake are up on the shoulder buttons with face buttons controlling drift and boost. Like other racing games, you fill the boost meter by driving into oncoming traffic and pulling off crazy stunts. I've played a handful of your Burnouts and console Need for Speeds, and this 3DS version fits perfectly into those games' ranks -- which is impressive for a racing game on a handheld. I even enjoyed 3DS mini-challenges like having to trace a U-turn logo on the touch screen to keep from dying and swerving to avoid some gun-toting maniac/helicopter chasing me.