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Need for Speed Shift – Ford & Nissan Previews

Posted on May 15th, 2009 in Need for Speed Shift – 11 Comments

Two new screenshots of Need for Speed Shift have been released, revealing the addition of two very popular cars to EA’s upcoming title.

The shots show the Ford GT as well as Nissan’s new GT-R racing side by side. While the Ford GT is a modern day version of Ford’s legendary Le Mans-winning GT40, the GT-R is the successor to Nissan’s popular Skyline series of cars. The shots also reveal another real life race track as the circuit in the first shot looks very much like Spa Francorchamps.

Developed by Slightly Mad Studios (former Blimey! Games) and distributed by EA, Need for Speed Shift is expected to be released in September 2009 for the PC and all major consoles. A demo of Shift has been announced to be available this summer.


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  • JimmyB

    Spa in the first screen? :sd:

  • Dillyracer

    It does look like Spa, God I hope so.

    The line-up is promising a very interesting game.

  • Jos

    thought that too.

    Hope we can remove those nasty liveries and just have em vannilla.

  • Gabkicks

    the cars look like they’re coated in vasoline.

  • The Lonely

    shame about the flat 2d trees. Looks good other than them.

  • ScHiRoCk

    1st screen is SPA… :wink:

  • logos

    Yes, seems like the stands after the hairpin turn 1 in Spa (counting from the F1 starting positions).

    And it looks wonderful! :happy:

  • JimmyB
  • Hexcaliber

    One small point, the car with the Blue yellow and green livery is a lotus elise, thought I would point it out as it’s not mentioned.

  • MadCat360

    Yes, the first picture is Spa. Look at this picture:

    http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c2/Francorchamps01.jpg

    See the little white building on the left with the glass panels on top?

  • dadada1

    Hexcaliber: One small point, the car with the Blue yellow and green livery is a lotus elise, thought I would point it out as it’s not mentioned.

    I think most are aware its a Lotus, but it looks more like an Exige.

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