Why NFS Shift was Different by Suzy
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Suzy Muze takes a look back at Need for Speed: Shift, one of the series’ boldest experiments. Released in 2009, Shift moved away from classic arcade racing toward a more realistic, track-focused experience. Suzy explores its heavy handling, aggressive racing atmosphere, and unforgettable cockpit view that made every turn, acceleration, and crash feel physical. While the game sits awkwardly between arcade racer and simulator, that unusual identity is exactly what makes Shift memorable even today.
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