If it ports well with a controller, I'd just use that, mouse and keyboard for a racing game never goes over well, except trackmania, the rest is just plain weird. It's also not the first nor last racing game to do the whole 'hey you don't drive with the mouse so it's pointless adding it in'. After that the cut scenes are only after every 3 speed list turn ins, which takes you to the garage to pick another speed list, which doesn't take away from the driving because you've already stopped. Second part, that's on all games, and it's only during the 'Let me teach you how to drive, again' part. But I did have a good chuckle watching the car going speeding and sliding around like crazy. I played it on the PS4, it's seems pretty good for 30 fps, not that I'd ever care enough to know the difference, they make the games, I just play them. On top of that, the game treats the player like an infant, with excessive cutscenes, taking away your control while you are driving to basically show you ANOTHER cutscene, tutorials that are also cutscenes (instead of explaining this ingame) and making menus on the PC control with page up and page down (lolwut?) instead of with the mouse.Īgain, this is a stellar example of how EA does not care about the PC gamer.Well. so if you can bump your FPS to 60, your vehicle suddenly becomes like a bar of soap on an ice rink. If you use a commandline tool to unlock the framerate on PC, the game suddenly becomes unplayable because the devs somehow managed to link the speed of your vehicle to your framerate. Basically, if you play NFS:R on any console, you're stuck at 30 FPS.

If you don't like Totalbiscuit, still watch it since he brings up some EXTREMELY valid criticism.

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