Shift 2: Unleashed was better than the first Shift, that’s true enough, but it wasn’t up to the standard of Forza – Autolog or no Autolog. I remember at the time, as each new announcement came out that this had better be good, the way they are hyping it up… so, when the game finally came out, was it as good as the people paid to promote the game would have us believe? Either you go for – and this is harsh but it’s what I think – the bland graphics of GT and Forza, or you try to push the bar for what consoles can do.” said Nilsson.įurther to that, the addition of Autolog to the game was touted as bringing a breath of fresh air to the sim racing genre. “You have to make a choice with today’s tech. Marcus Nilsson, who produced the game, while admitting that he couldn’t match Forza’s 60fps, then said that their game would look a lot better as a result. The Lead Designer of the game, Andy Tudor, said that games like Forza 3 and GT5 were more like encyclopedias of cars, and featured hundreds of “irrelevant” cars that people would largely ignore. Taking aim at Forza Motorsport 3 and Gran Turismo 5, Patrick Soderlund, from EA, implied that in his opinion, Shift 2 would provide a more authentic driving experience than GT5 certainly. Now, as it was coming out, the development team were making all kinds of bold statements, whether to try and raise awareness via controversy, or whether it was because they genuinely believed what they were saying, I’m not sure.
Now as I have written about before, I have a soft spot for Need for Speed games, and Shift 2 was no different.
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