Need For Speed PC 60FPS Gameplay

[WYP]

Here is some 60FPS Gameplay for the upcoming PC version of Need for Speed, a game which will launch with Manual transmission support at launch.

Read more on the PC Version of Need for Speed.

 

[MrKambo]

why is there such a big fuss over this 'manual transmission' NFS Shift had manual transmission with clutch control and worked very well with a H shifter, i know this because i used it alot!

Am i missing something?

 

[barnsley]

compatible GPU with 4GB of memory

Does that seem quite a bit for 1080p or is it just me? I'm guessing they're playing it on the safe side but still...

 

[SPS]

why is there such a big fuss over this 'manual transmission' NFS Shift had manual transmission with clutch control and worked very well with a H shifter, i know this because i used it alot!

Am i missing something?

The console versions didn't have it.

 

[tinytomlogan]

Hmmmmmm Im not sure about this.....

Lets hope Forza delivers

 

[WYP]

Hmmmmmm Im not sure about this.....

Lets hope Forza delivers

yeah, but the shame is that Forza will not have wheel support at launch.

 

[JR23]

Does that seem quite a bit for 1080p or is it just me? I'm guessing they're playing it on the safe side but still...

No it's definitely insane and very lazy if accurate. I think perhaps they are trying to factor in for noobs who think that vram is a measure of graphical performance though 4GB would limit to 970/290 or higher which is what you expect to max 1080p.

JR

 

[Legacy-ZA]

I would love some neon-light underneath the cars too, so far I haven't seen it as a customization option. Probably going to be DLC >.<

 

[barnsley]

I would love some neon-light underneath the cars too, so far I haven't seen it as a customization option. Probably going to be DLC >.<

All the DLC is going to be free. There are a couple of cars with neons already in game but no customization yet.

No it's definitely insane and very lazy if accurate. I think perhaps they are trying to factor in for noobs who think that vram is a measure of graphical performance though 4GB would limit to 970/290 or higher which is what you expect to max 1080p.

JR

It'd make sense if it was 1440p but if it has a tonne of AA I'm sure it'd still hover around 2.5gb-3 based on current 'amazingly optimized games' such as gta.