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NFS Shift - From my view

Need for Speed is the long running franchise from Electronic Arts that has been driving up roads and circuits all over the world. Now EA just released the latest in the series, Need for Speed Shift, will takes driving off the streets and onto some of the worlds most famous circuits. The game is developed by Slightly Mad Studios in participation with EA Black Box.

Need for Speed Shift Pretty much really sure takes the racing experience to a new level with an ultra-realistic cockpit view. Driving from within the car gives a renewed sense of power as you put the hammer down to accelerate off the starting grid, or muscle the car around a corner. Of course you can also use the ever-popular helicopter out-of-car view to drive. The game even features a dash cam which gives pretty much the same view as a cops dash cam. So fans of the television shop Cops, will be thrilled to find this sort of a view packed into the game. Another notable feature is the games HUD. Shift offers a dynamic HUD, which is versatile, giving you all the vital information you need, and at the same time, not overloading your brain with unnecessary on-screen data. It is subject to g-forces in the game and slides a bit, to the opposite side, when you enjoya corner at high speed. It even shakes about violently when you occasionally dump into the unavoidable obstacle.

The cars in the game are very detailed, and represent the real world cars to a great deal. European, Japanese, American cars are available for a price. Car customization in Need for Speed Shift is one feature that every gamer will delve into, tuning their virtual racing machine to its limits. There are three levels of you basic upgrades, Stage I, II, and III, which include engine work, and other mechanical work. Then there are Aerodynamics upgrades and Race Parts upgrades, will give your machine the edge at a top level race or event. A few cars can be Works converted to match up against some of the best track racing cars in the world. Players may have a variety of paint options when it comes to choosing and customizing the look of their rides. Many logos from various categories can be applied on different body panels of the cars that a player owns for no cost. The only negative point is that in the beginning, you have a very limited number of paint options at your disposal. As you go ahead in the game, different paint schemes and finishes get unlocked.

The driver profile system in the game offers a rather deep gameplay experience. Your driving skills and abilities are judged on the basis of two factors, precision and aggression. Each race you compete in, earns you driver profile points based on your aggression and precision in that race. Earn enough points over the course of a few races and you acquire new levels in the driver profile. Each time you Level-Up, there are rewards to be earned such as additional garage slots for the cars you purchase, new paint schemes, and sponsors with the promise of cash.

Graphics: 9/10.
Gameplay: 8.3/10.
Sound: 8.2/10.
Overall (not an average): 8.6/10.

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dash cams videos?

is there any way a citizen could view a police officers dash cam video of an incident that did not happen to them
I'm asking this because my fiancee was tasered 38 times and there were 4 cop cars there that had dash cams

Nope. Only a DA o r Defense Attorney. You cant even get a report printed if you weren't involved, so a dash cam is out of the question as well.

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