We can’t vouch for the authenticity of this story (only having access to the PS3 version) but it appears that for some reason the Xbox 360 version of EA’s Need For Speed: Shift has crashed this one blogger’s console whilst – wait for it – trying to access the PlayStation Store! “The list of serious bugs being reported by customers is embarrassing,” says Freakbits, “and it has crashed on me at least a dozen times. But this could be the most embarrassing fail of all. When navigating menus today while connected to Xbox Live the game suddenly crashed again. When my rage had subsided and I got a better look at the screen, I was pretty shocked at what I saw. ”
You’ll need to head over to the site to see the images.
“Was my Xbox 360 version of Need for Speed Shift really trying to access the Playstation Store?” asks the blog. “Microsoft are not going to be happy about this.” Yeah, we’d imagine not, and you have to ask how the hell something like this has happened. Again, without an Xbox 360 version of the game it’s impossible to us to test this one for ourselves and to be honest we’d have assumed this would have raised it’s head before now what with the game already being out a couple of weeks. Either way, you can probably add this one to the massive amount of bugs that already exist in the game, not least of all the one where the game shipped without visible damage.
Hey, at least it didn’t try connecting to Xbox Live…
Hodgi92 | 27/09/2009 20:44
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haha. That is hilarious.
News just in! Sony buying Microsoft!
;)
mynameisblair | 27/09/2009 20:49
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Sony viral marketing in other consoles?
Awesome!
BlingOnMyWrist | 28/09/2009 04:10
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Hah, you think he could sell a game like this for gobs of cash?
sshaunss | 27/09/2009 20:50
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that is so mad got this game on order to didnt think theyd off ballsed up again after the fiasco with need for speed undercover.
sshaunss | 27/09/2009 20:54
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oh well for some stupid reason cex are selling this for £45 second hand so ill take it there for trade
ER-nut | 27/09/2009 20:52
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EPIC FAIL!
pohanis | 27/09/2009 20:52
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lollolololol soo 360 and ps3 now have a connection XDXD hopefully the ps3 version isn’t going to do the same at xbox XD
G_The_Enemy14 | 27/09/2009 20:58
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hahaha :D that is so funny.
Timesh1993 | 27/09/2009 20:58
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Just a little embarrassing for EA.
Wonder if the PS3 version will try and connect you to XBL.
Ro6afc11 | 27/09/2009 20:58
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Maybe EA are attempting to follow the example set by TSA and harmonise PS3 and Xbox at the highest level……….
pohanis | 27/09/2009 21:07
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probably not and i don;t think sony and microsoft wll be happy with that lol!:p
omega | 27/09/2009 21:00
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NFS died after the Most Wanted.
EA doesn’t pay any respect to it’s customers. Assembly line of poor quality faceless projects.
Averna | 28/09/2009 01:03
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Hey at least EA are better than Activision.
FireasBall | 27/09/2009 21:05
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I think thats right to microsoft. Why would i pay for online play?
I think it’s now so that EA make games for PS3, not anymore for Xbox