Spawn Kill looks into EA's latest "Need for Speed" iteration. Will this one fall flat, like it's predecessors, or will the new drift mode finally help the franchise achieve greatness? Read the full story for details, screens, and videos.

Need for Speed: Shift steps away from the amateur, illegal street racing of the recent NFS titles (except ProStreet) and instead presents professional, track-based racing. Slightly Mad Studios promises a driving simulator that is centered on the driving experience rather than the collection of cars of other simulators, such as Gran Turismo or Forza Motorsport. This realistic focus extends not only to the tracks and cars, but the physics and customization as well.

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