A Wii version is also coming, but it'll obviously look and play quite differently. Like Need for Speed: Carbon, Pro Street offers a lot of customization options, including the remarkably full-featured Autosculpt widget that lets you mold body panels pretty much any way you'd like. Whereas in Carbon this was purely a cosmetic function, in Pro Street every tweak you make affects the physics model and consequently the performance of the car, and an in-game wind-tunnel mechanic highlights this for you.
Unlike in recent Need for Speeds, you don't have to make your car ugly just to score points; what's more important is tweaking its performance. Street racing is no longer the illicit culture glamorized by Most Wanted and Underground, and Pro Street reflects this by focusing on "race weekends" at tracks and closed courses around the world. This screen shows the way that the Infineon circuit in Sonoma County, California should look in the final game, where it will host speed, grip, drift, and drag racing challenges.
Senior Producer Mike Mann is keen to stress that the dirt and grime of racing is an important part of the vibe that hasn't been adequately conveyed in any games before. Pro Street will go a long way to rectify this by rendering via some clever tricks hardly anyone outside of game development understands lifelike clouds of noxious tire and exhaust fumes.
The result is something that looks remarkably realistic, and not like the painted-on effects we've seen in games like Project Gotham Racing or Gran Turismo. This stuff dissipates just like the real thing. We're starting to see damage handled in more and more realistic ways in today's racing games, but Pro Street is the most convincing we've seen yet.
Rather than make graphics simply change when you crunch into something, the Black Box team has built a physics-based procedural damage system, which means that cars scrape and crumple based on what they were hit by and with what force. Clip another car on a comer and see a body panel dent or become detached. Whack something really hard and the body will deform just like it should. Browse games Game Portals. Need For Speed: ProStreet. Install Game. Click the "Install Game" button to initiate the file download and get compact download launcher.
I don't know if it could run on Windows Some people like myself, have multiple versions of Windows installed on the same system multi-boot , to get around issues like this. January May I was able to get it working by renaming the actual.
If you right click on the shortcut from the desktop and then click open file location it will take you there. You will see a file that is named nfs. I'm on a Lenovo Y70 Touch with Nvidia graphics, etc. Running the latest version of windows My rockcandy xbox controller works great with the game too. I'm playing the origin version. July - last edited July Help us improve Answers HQ!
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