Pro Street and the Undercover series are just two of the great games that NFS has managed to crank out but in recent years, some of their games have fallen short of the mark by a long way. Need for Speed has been making games since the mid to late 90s and the franchise has had some stunning games. It's obvious when you start comparing both the series side by side that they are two very different Genres of Racing games and they have helped pave the way of what a car game is ment to feel like.

Need for Speed blends a mixture of its iconic and frantic Police chases with high speed runs and crazy jumbs and tricks, Forza on the other hand seems to follow the curvature of the road and blends right in with the realism of what cars are made for and what you expect to feel when you are driving one. Not that Forza is better than Need for Speed, thats just the way I feel about the two in comparison. I like to compare them in a way that Need for Speed is a dirty Dodge Viper that has just emerged from a dusty dirt road, and Forza is a shining and brand new Lamborghini just of the show room floor. But there are some major differences between the two series, firstly Need for Speed focuses on Police chases and recless driving where as Forza maintains its sim like feel and precision.

I have only recently started playing the Forza series and so far I like what I see.

I grew up on Need for Speed games but this does not bias my opinion of which is the better series. So strap in, fasten your seatbelts and hold on tight.īoth of these series are gems in my book and they will always stay that way no matter what happens to the games throughout the ages. But a question nonetheless that I hope to answer in this article. However there is one question that many people ask, a question that few people answer. I love all types of racing car games, no matter whether its a traditional arcade racer or a full on racing sim, you can be guaranteed that it will be on my shelf no matter what.

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