Also... I've seen NFSII SE on sale at Comp USA for $20, and on the box it
has a $20 rebate! Is this rebate still good??? If so it's like getting the
game for free, albeit an 8 week wait for the check in the mail....
Jay J
Joe McGinn
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NFS:HS has the 9 tracks from NFS3 plus 10 more tracks. NFS4 (HS) has a total
of 19 tracks.
It also has a better mix of cars.
It also has faster gameplay. The cars really feel faster than in NFS3.
The cars seem to handle better also.
All in all I would say that NFS4 (HS) is a much better game. I can't think
of any thing I liked about NFS3 better than NFS4.
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From what I saw in the demo of NFS3, the cars handled terrible, and I
imagine they in no way represented the feel of the cars they were
modelled on in real life.
I'm looking forward to the day when they make the cars feel as
realistic as they did in The Need for Speed 1.
Personally I think it's a shame that EA have continued with their
'arcadish' feel towards these past few games. TNFS 1 felt more like a
simulator than an arcade racer, and for that, even after all this
time, it still remains one of my favourite games, despite its age.
Thomas Ford
"Please remove NOSPAMMING from e-mail address to reply"
- Alien
By the way, sorry if I sent this MSG to your mail box, I musta clicked the
wrong button hehe...
>Also... I've seen NFSII SE on sale at Comp USA for $20, and on the box it
>has a $20 rebate! Is this rebate still good??? If so it's like getting the
>game for free, albeit an 8 week wait for the check in the mail....
>Jay J
I could live with it if the steering felt more like steering.
-Larry
