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Reportedly, at times it crashes even WITH a 360 controller. Barren options menus, crash-prone, no longer available on Steam (and if you already have it on Steam it launches Uplay anyway) and, most importantly, extremely poor gamepad/wheel support.Simply put, if you plug in anything other than X360 controller, the game crashes on launch. I don't know if the game is any good on the consoles (it was well-received), but the PC version is a disaster. I don't know if the game is any good onIn usual Ubisoft fashion, the game is a bad port of a console game that literally doesn't even work. In usual Ubisoft fashion, the game is a bad port of a console game that literally doesn't even work. It has received positive reviews and praises for its multiplayer abilities, more specifically, ‘shift’ mechanic that has been termed to be innovative. The Shift is said to have been inspired by ‘Google Earth’. Shift is the new feature introduced in the game that allows Tanner, the protagonist of the game to get teleported from a specific car to the other without having to discontinue the mission. The game is designed by Dale Scullion, Andrew Willans and Jean-Sebastian Decant and written by David Midgley and James Worrall, while composition is provided by Marc Canham. It has been directed by Craig Lawson and Martin Edmondson and produced by Gary Ushaw, Chris Hadley and Marie-Jo Leroux. The game has been released for Xbox 360 and PS 3, while on 27th September 2011, the MS Windows version had been released. On 1st September 2011, the game got launched in Australia, on 2nd September 2011 in Europe and 6th September 2011 in North America. It was at the E3 2010 that the game was revealed officially.

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