Using creative texture work to offer a distinctive look is one of the smartest things EA could do for a Wii or DS game in a genre that is so often used as a graphical showcase.
Designers give Need for Speed Nitro cars a fresh coat of paint
by JC Fletcher 
on Aug 13th 2009 4:31PM
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Using creative texture work to offer a distinctive look is one of the smartest things EA could do for a Wii or DS game in a genre that is so often used as a graphical showcase.
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Posted: Aug 13th 2009 4:38PM MixedRaceJesusFreak said
Looks better than shift ( Not in graphics of course )
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Posted: Aug 13th 2009 4:43PM StormEagle said
Although I won't be picking this up, I will say that it looks better than the last time I saw it and the textures have been smoothed out tremendously. The car models look equally good.
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Posted: Aug 13th 2009 5:23PM (Unverified) said
This looks like someone saw "De Blob".
And then thought "ok, but what if it was a RACING game?!"
I'm not complaining.
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And then thought "ok, but what if it was a RACING game?!"
I'm not complaining.
Posted: Aug 13th 2009 6:11PM (Unverified) said
Online play would have sealed the deal ages ago, but after that I might consider buying it anyway, we'll see.
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