The Xbox 360 demo of
Need for Speed ProStreet is going to be released at the end of October, so that you can make yourself a picture of the game.
The demo of NFS ProStreet features two events: a Speed-Challenge at the Nevada Highway and a Grip-Challenge on the A-43 Interloop. In the Grip-Race you can drive with a Nissan GT-R Proto, which handles the relatively simple turns of the speedy course well. The race isn't that much of a challenge, but maybe it should be more a presentation of EA's new physics engine. In the demo you can choose from three different difficulties: Casual, Racer and King. Newbies even have a racing line on the road, which shows you where to drive and helps you with using the gas and brake.
The Speed-Challenge mode in the demo is on a point-to-point track in the Nevada Desert, where you can drive with a BMW M3 E92. In contrary to the Grip-Mode here are long turns and you drive constantly at highest speed. This makes the whole races quite dangerous, because the streets can be narrow and there obstacles along the road which can end your race very fast. But at least you get to see the new damage model of the game.
It's not necessarily the best, if you cross the finish line first. In the Speed-Challenge mode it's all about speed. You win the event by making sure your car has the highest top speed going through the various checkpoints on the course. The highest total speed at the end of the road is declared the winner.
While in the demo only the BMW M3 and the Nissan GT-R are available to start with, EA will be unveiling the new
2009 Nissan GT-R! The car will be available (and will automatically replace the GT-R Proto) when you log on to Xbox Live via the demo on October 23, coinciding with the GT-R's unveiling at the 2007 Tokyo Motor Show.
Although there is only information about the Xbox 360 demo, which will come at the end of October, a demo of the PC-version will be available too, either at the same time or it's being released a little bit later. Stay tuned.
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