Need for Speed: Shift

Detailed breakdowns of how games react to widescreen, ultra-wide, 4k and multi-mon
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Need for Speed: Shift

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Widescreen Grade: A
Ultra-Widescreen Grade: B
Multi-monitor Grade: A
4k Grade: A

Read Full Detailed Report - Need for Speed: Shift

Shift is a half-arcade, half-serious racing sim. Even with all assists on, the driving is more demanding than what's typical in a NFS game, but everything you do in races counts as experience points - from hitting an opponent car to reaching top speeds to staying on the race line - so both top racers and n00bz have many ways to earn cash and unlock stuff.


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16:10


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Need For Speed : Shift

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Grade: B+

Squashed GUI is a nano-blemish.

CCE: 100%
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Re: Need For Speed : Shift

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It's the best game I came across supporting eyefinity! It did so with no additional tweaking whatsoever! The first time I ran it, it was automatically set to my native resolution (5992 x 1080, 5670 x 1080 after bezel correction) and the HUD, as said before, is centered! The driver helmet camera is a killer now! The menus issue is hardly noticeable, and if it were up to me, I'd give it A+ rating.
Seriously, kudos for the developers.
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Re: Need for Speed: Shift

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I played the demo, and here are the results.

2560x1080, 1920x1080, 3840x2160
Menu
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Inside
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outside
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So, if you think you can base the grades on demo, well, there you have it
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Re: Need for Speed: Shift

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Thanks for the update ! Feel free to edit the Detailed Report and upload your full-sized screenshots there.
For the UWS and 4K grades to be finally calculated, you'll also need to input FMVs and cut-scenes behavior, even if you don't currently have screenshots of these.
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