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Need for Speed Online: First screen

First in-game image of EA's network racer
EA has released the first in-game image of Need for Speed: World Online, interface and all.

The NFS blog describes what we're seeing: "Key to the concept of NFS World Online is the user interface which has been built from the ground up to take advantage of the PC architecture," it reads.

"Instead of a traditional console view of a game, we're using a user-selectable gadget interface designed specifically for the PC. The system allows the gamer to choose which components of the interface they want to add to their game.

"The gadgets are really flexible and offer a wide range of display options: docked/undocked, floating in the game window or just sitting outside of the game space. A lot of gamers now have more than one monitor so you could keep the game window entirely clean and then have all the gadgets sit in the other monitor.

"We think it's about time PC gamers had games that allowed them to arrange their information their way." Fight the good fight, EA.

World Online's due at the end of the year in Asia, followed shortly after in the West for us.

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Posted by lmimmfn
the proof will be in the pudding, NFS has been utter junk for years
Posted by jon_hill987
Nice to see they are considering proper PC support...
Posted by Dajmin
It looks like a cross between Test Drive Unlimited and Burnout Paradise.

Not necessarily a bad thing, mind. But I'll be waiting to see exactly what the score is.

I'm a little concerned by what looks like "special abilities" assigned to the F-keys at the top of the screen though.
Posted by KMakawa
Graphics look bad, apart from the car. >.<"
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