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At the main menu, select the 'Extras' option, and choose the 'Cheat Codes' selection. Then, enter one of the following codes to activate the corresponding cheat function:

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Enter 'aemintakes' as a code to unlock the AEM Intake Challenge Series.

Achievements

Accomplish the indicated achievement to get the corresponding number of Gamerscore points:

Welcome to The Run (25 points): Complete Stage 1.
Walk in the Park (25 points): Complete Stage 2.
Vegas Baby! (25 points): Complete Stage 3.
Cop Out (25 points): Complete Stage 4.
Mr. Plow (25 points): Complete Stage 5.
Thunder Road (25 points): Complete Stage 6.
The Windy City (50 points): Complete Stage 7.
Got to the Chopper (50 points): Complete Stage 8.
Hot Pursuit (50 points): Complete Stage 9.
I Heart NY (50 points): Complete Stage 10.
Coast to Coast (50 points): Complete The Run on any difficulty.
Win at Winning (30 points): Play through The Run on Extreme Difficulty.
What else you got? (15 points): Beat a Friend Recommends.
Show Off (15 points): Post a photo using Photo Mode.
Current Events (10 points): Read a News Article.
All for one (15 points): Complete a Group Objective.
Gold Rush (20 points): Earn a gold medal or better for each event in the 'Coastal Rush' Challenge Series.
National Gold (20 points): Earn a gold medal or better for each event in the 'National Park' Challenge Series.
Nevada Gold (20 points): Earn a gold medal or better for each event in the 'Nevada Dreams' Challenge Series.
Valley Gold (25 points): Earn a gold medal or better for each event in the 'Desert Valley' Challenge Series.
Winter Gold (25 points): Earn a gold medal or better for each event in the 'Winter Blast' Challenge Series.
Interstate Gold (25 points): Earn a gold medal or better for each event in the 'Plains Interstate' Challenge Series.
City Gold (25 points): Earn a gold medal or better for each event in the 'Windy City' Challenge Series.
Industrial Gold (25 points): Earn a gold medal or better for each event in the 'Industrial Run' Challenge Series.
Rural Gold (25 points): Earn a gold medal or better for each event in the 'Rural Track Attack' Challenge Series.
East Coast Gold (25 points): Earn a gold medal or better for each event in the 'East Coast Express' Challenge Series.
New Car Smell (15 points): Reach Driver Level 5.
Street Racer (15 points): Reach Driver Level 10.
Professional (15 points): Reach Driver Level 15.
Champion (15 points): Reach Driver Level 20.
Veteran (25 points): Reach Driver Level 25.
Legendary (30 points): Reach Driver Level 30.
Choices... (15 points): Complete 15 online objectives and unlock all Playlists.
One for all (50 points): Complete 5 Group Objectives.
Bonus Wheel (75 points): Win this Bonus Wheel reward in Multiplayer.
King for a Day (25 points): Become a Stage Leader in The Run (fastest time posted).

The following achievements require the 'Italian Pack' bonus downloadable content:

Roman Gold (50 points): Earn a gold medal or better for each event in the 'Italian Challenges' Challenge Series.
Global Gold (50 points): Earn a gold medal or better for each event in the 'Italy vs. The World' Challenge Series.
Italian Guide (25 points): Complete 5 solo objectives in the 'Italian Motor Racing' Playlist.
Italian Scout (25 points): Complete 10 solo objectives in the 'Italian Motor Racing' Playlist.
Italian Tracker (25 points): Complete 15 solo objectives in the 'Italian Motor Racing' Playlist.
Italian Hunter (25 points): Complete 20 solo objectives in the 'Italian Motor Racing' Playlist.

System: Xbox 360, PS3, PC, Wii, 3DS

Dev: Black Box

Pub: Electronic Arts

Release: November 15, 2011

Players: 1 - 12 Players Online

Screen Resolution: 480p-1080p

I have to admit that I'm not what you'd call a car game connoisseur. I do like fast cars, but I don't get into all of the engine horsepower, calibers, or any of that other gearhead mumbo-jumbo. While I do love simulation racers, I find myself more inclined to want the raw speed and action of an arcade-style racing game. Sure, the sims are all about authenticity, but if you can feel like you're driving 150+ miles an hour in a game, it's quite a magical experience. Black Box and Criterion know how to do that for gamers. However, there has always seemed like there was something missing from their adrenaline-fueled racing games. Need for Speed: The Run seems ready to fill in that missing link.

Need for Speed: The Run has a story. While it's admittedly not the first racing game with a plot, nothing has been attempted like this before; it's a full-on action movie with racing mixed in. It's a Fast & Furious game without the cheesy plot devices and actors. Simply put, this is a cross country race that is both illegal and has a large sum of money awaiting the winner. As my colleague Josh Engen pointed out in his preview, this plotline is more Cannonball Run than anything else. However, the ill-fated Nathan Fillion Fox television show Drive might be an equally apt comparison, as The Run takes this simple formula and adds the Michael Bay sense of movie making—i.e. tons of explosions—to deliver a winning formula for action junkies.

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The opening immediately drives home the point that this is not your typical racing game. You play as Jack Rourke, someone who went left instead of right, or, as the opening scene shows, found himself mixed up with the wrong people. Fortunately, Jack has a friend who knows a way for him to make a load of cash. Just like any action movie involving a racer with something to run from, Jack takes the 'job,' getting thrown headfirst into one of the most exciting racing experiences I have had in a long time.

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One of the reasons this is so much fun is that it doesn't feel like a racing game. You don't select a race type and a car, followed by choosing automatic or manual and all that. Instead, you select your car and hop right into your cross country race from San Francisco to New York. A word of caution though: The car you select in the beginning will be the car you drive for some time. Choose carefully, because it will be a while before you can change your car without restarting the entire campaign. While this can be a bit annoying, the fact you are locked into the car for several race events comes with some benefits. It forces you to get good with the car you're driving. If you decide to be a hotshot and race with a challenging car, you'll have to either figure out how to best control this vehicle or restart entirely. Not to worry though; you will eventually unlock gas stations that allow you to change to a different car. These gas stations don't appear very often though, so, again, be sure the car you choose is one you can handle.

Instead of giving you individual races to compete in to advance, The Run gives you specific points you must reach by the end of an event. Sure, it sounds like the same thing, but it is not. For example, most of the events require you to move up a specific amount of positions, make up time by passing through a set number of checkpoints in the time given, or take down or opponents in special you-against-them events. There are even rival races, where you can potentially take ownership of your opponent's car. Oh, and did I mention the cops will be chasing you too?

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What has been a large part of Need for Speed's success is the notorious trouble you can cause as you progress through the game. Officers of the law will chase you through some of the most ludicrous road conditions imaginable—icy roads, desert storms, waterfalls; the list goes on. Black Box really plays off this longstanding staple of the series, with the aforementioned police officers taking center stage. However, the weight of your vehicle, as well as sound and design of the vehicles, is some of the best I have seen in a racing game of this caliber.