Basically, the racing feels real, but the vehicles and their individual handling don't have the same rock solid feeling. The gameplay is tilted on the simulation side, although its more racing simulator than driving simulator. For me, I stuck with their recommendation and it work out flawlessly. Although nothing is set in stone, so you can adjust the settings at anytime. Furthermore, you'll want to pay attention to the difficulty level and the "damage control," which can be turned on "Full" or simply "Visual Only." These are the most important tweaks that can change the dynamic of the game. While you don't have to take their suggestion, you can pick and choose between the normal assortment of driving assists. Starting with a couple practice runs on the 'Suzuka Circuit' your driving skills will be analyzed to recommend the proper settings for your game.
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Developer 'Slightly Mad Studios' defiantly knows how to create a mood and even though we're only talking about racing game, excitement pulsates through every inch of 'Shift 2.' From the start of your engine to crossing the finish line, 'Shift 2: Unleashed' brings it. Introduced by a banging entrance movie, you will learn about the non-stop battle between man and machine that is "Shift" racing. With a flair for the dramatic you will hear the line, "so you wanna be a professional driver" as you hit the career option from the main menu.
Rolling up to the line with next evolutionary take on the "Shift" series, Electronic Arts and Slightly Mad Studios "Unleash" their 'Need for Speed.'