Need for Speed The Run: Difference between revisions

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Need for Speed The Run

Developer(s)	EA Black Box
Publisher(s)	Electronic Arts
Series	Need for Speed
Release date(s)	^NA November 15, 2011 ^AU November 17, 2011 ^EU November 18, 2011
Release type	Multi-platform
Genre(s)	Racing
Mode(s)	Single-player, Multiplayer
GameID(s)	BLES01298 ^(IRD), BLUS30757 ^(IRD), NPEB00851, NPUB30664, BLJM60386, BLAS50337, NPJB00185, NPHB00454 Demo NPUB90646
Internal resolution	1280x704
Quick links	Check Compatibility Open Issues Search Google Wikipedia Page

Need for Speed: The Run is a 2011 racing video game and the eighteenth title in the Need for Speed series. Published by Electronic Arts, it was released on November 15, 2011, with EA Black Box developing versions for PlayStation 3, Windows, Xbox 360, while Firebrand Games developed versions for the 3DS, and Wii. An iOS version was planned to be developed by EA Mobile, but it was eventually cancelled. The game focuses on point-to-point races involving overtaking opponents, defeating rivals, time attacks, and evading the efforts of both police and criminal gang members to stop them.

Unlike previous entries in the series, The Run features an extensive collection of races set against real-life locations, including the cities of New York, Chicago, Las Vegas, and San Francisco, and features a wide variety of real-life cars to drive in. The game's career mode sees players assume the role of street racer taking part in a large-scale race from San Francisco to New York and seeking to win it against various odds. While the game received extensive marketing and heavy promotion from its developers, it received mixed reviews from critics following its release.

Configuration

Options that deviate from RPCS3's default settings and provide the best experience with this title are listed below.

CPU configuration

Setting	Option	Notes
SPU xfloat accuracy	Approximate	Using Relaxed XFloat makes the audio loudly broken.

GPU configuration

Setting	Option	Notes
ZCULL accuracy	Relaxed	Improves performance without any noticeable issues.
Resolution scale	100	Upscaling the resolution causes vertex explosions.
Write color buffers	On	Fixes broken visuals. Massive performance loss.
Multithreaded RSX	On	Improves performance.
Asynchronous texture streaming	On	Partially fixes the ghosting when write color buffers are enabled.

Advanced configuration

Setting	Option	Notes
Sleep timers accuracy	As Host	Slightly improves performance.
RSX FIFO accuracy	Ordered & Atomic	Helps with stability.
Driver wake-up delay	50	Required to improve stability, you can try using 100 or 200 if that’s helpful.

Known Issues

Clocks scale that is lower than 100% are required to go ingame.

Special Notes

Netplay testing

For the complete list of games tested with RPCN, please check the RPCN Compatibility List.

Game Version	RPCS3 Version	Connects?	Create/Join lobbies?	Match with others?	Online features working?	Requires custom servers?	Notes
1.03		Yes	No	No	No		Requires custom server. LOG

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