In a racing game that actually involves racing from one side of the continent to the other, shifting time zones and hours – even probably days of gameplay, players are bound to be inflicted with boredom and monotony through out the game. Think about it, a four-hour drive across neighboring states would be tiring enough, what more if you were to cross all of them. This is the problem that EA Black Box is facing with Need for Speed: The Run, as the game will be based on racing from the tip of the western seaboard to the opposite east, and they are not quite shy to confess that the game is bound to feel monotonous – sooner or later.
