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If anything, it has more in common with ProStreet, as its career mode closely mimicks what ProStreet had, even featuring alternate versions of its Street Kings.
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In Name Only: The PSP version of Shift is odd in that it has nothing to do with the console versions. Hard Mode Perks: Shift 2: Unleashed rewards more cash for races depending on the difficulty and the numerous assists disabled. Experience Booster: In Shift, filling the XP meter during the race (maneuvers such as driving in ther racing line, mastering corners, drifting, slipstreaming and overtakes) will trigger a x2 XP multiplyer for a limited time. And not to mention night races alone are also introduced in the game, a first for a simulator-style Need for Speed game ( ProStreet and the first Shift took place during the day), which also adds up to the danger factor. When you start the game, you are greeted with an introduction of a very still but disturbing scene of a brutal car crash during a night race. Darker and Edgier: In contrast of the Lighter and Softer approach of the first Shift, Shift 2 takes a dark and gritty step further than the former. although that's not what the actual Huayra sounds like. It's so awesome, the car's reveal trailer needs no music aside from the exhaust note. In fact, said game had the exclusive rights to the Huayra before it would become available to other games outside of the Need for Speed franchise. Shift 2: Unleashed has the Pagani Huayra, a 235 MPH Italian supercar. Ferraris would fully return for all platforms in Rivals. unless you have the Xbox 360 version of Shift, then you have the option of downloading a content pack that brought back the Ferraris for the first time since Hot Pursuit 2. Still no Ferraris, but the Maserati MC12 Corsa uses the engine, chassis, and other internals of the Enzo Ferrari, so it'll be good enough. The first Shift has the Maserati MC12 Corsa and the Lamborghini Reventón, along with the McLaren F1, Bugatti EB 16.4 Veyron, the Koenigsegg CCX, and the Ford Mustang Shelby GT500. Cool Car: While the franchise lives on this trope, the Shift games seem to be intent on trumping 'em all. Car Fu: Go ahead and race in the Hazyview's figure eight track. Mastered corners and attained 100% best line are marked permanently and there is no need to do these tasks again when you race on the same track. Boring, but Practical: Take any stock Tier 1/D-Class car on any track and you can attain a 100% Best line and master all corners with ease. except that's not what the actual Huayra sounds like. Shift 2 features the Pagani Huayra, and such a big deal was made out of it, the car's reveal trailer has no music aside from its exhaust note. Both games claim that the Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX that appears in them is an "MR-edition" despite the fact it has the looks and the performance of an Evo IX FQ-300. In Shift 2, the game featured the "Honda S2000 CR", but it clearly uses the AP1 model. Anti-Frustration Features: The driving assists. The same trope would apply to Slightly Mad Studios's future games such as Test Drive: Ferrari Racing Legends & the Project CARS series. It can result in such weird sightings as bringing an SLS AMG to Hockenheimring 1982 or even bringing a Bugatti Veyron or a GT1 car around the 1958 version of Monza. Anachronism Stew: Since Shift 2: Unleashed announced the Legends Pack, it includes tracks from the '80s and earlier and it has no problem bringing a modern car to it. 
Absurdly Low Level Cap: Since Shift's maximum level is 50, Shift 2 dumbs down to level 20 as the maximum level cap.
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A Xbox 360-exclusive DLC pack is also noted for marking Ferrari's only appearance in any of the Need for Speed games following its first "classic" era until making a full return in Rivals.
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The first Shift is a second crack at realistic racing in the Need for Speed series following Need for Speed: ProStreet, and is devoid of any storyline, although its PSP version includes a story mode recycled from the console versions of ProStreet and brought back some old characters from it along with new ones, basically making an Alternate Universe, while the gameplay is more arcade-like compared to the console and PC versions. note EA Bright Light developed the PSP version of the first Shift, while Straight Right developed the iOS version of Shift 2: Unleashed. Need for Speed: Shift is a sub-series of Electronic Arts's Need for Speed franchise, consisting of Need for Speed: Shift (2009) and Shift 2: Unleashed (2011), mainly developed by Slightly Mad Studios. The ones where Need for Speed goes legitimate.
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