Having a loose setting will allow for more drift-oriented control, while tightening the settings will cater to a more stable, quick-moving car. One of the major positive notes of this tuning system is the handling ratio you can apply. Taking it a step further, you are also able to tune many elements that are required for certain race types or simply for how you want your ride to feel. Like in past editions, tweaking car specifications to fit your personal style is ever so relevant color, logo decals, rims, etc. With the limited plot, the importance of highlighting other aspects of the overall experience is a top priority.Įnter customization, tuning, and car performance. Spike, your street tutor of sorts and new BFF, provides high-energy comic relief, while narrating the small details as you advance forward. Staying engaged in the game is a problem, so don't be surprised if you don't have much motivation to get on the road since there's no clear purpose. Story mode, though, is a bit dull and uneventful. It's gives you the feeling that you are actually there, a part of it all. Cut-scenes are mostly live action, throwing in real cars for supplement. Cars, along with the surrounding atmosphere, have a hint of realism-a hybrid of digital animation shot on a camera phone with a matte setting.
Streetlights beautifully reflect off of cars, giving a sleek shine as they zip and splash through puddles.
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