Hi Santosh, I understand that you are unable to install NFS: The Run on your Windows 8 computer. You can try downloading the game from Microsoft Store and check. Need for Speed run is compatible with Windows 8. Refer: Please answer the following questions for better understanding of the issue.

Showing results for 'need for speed the run' as the word download is considered too common Advanced SystemCare 11.1 Free Keep. Need For Speed: The Run - Limited Edition v1.1.0.0 [MULTI8. Some No-CD/Fixed EXE files work fine in Single Player mode but are detected to be modified when trying.

1) What is the complete error message? 2) Are you using a CD/DVD to install Need for Speed run? If you have downloaded Need for Speed run, it may be a corrupt download.

Hence I would recommend you to re download and then try installing Need for Speed run in a clean boot. Method 1: Check if the issue occurs in Clean Boot. To help troubleshoot error messages and other issues, you can start Windows by using a minimal set of drivers and startup programs. This kind of startup is known as a ' clean boot.' A clean boot helps eliminate software conflicts. Here is the link for your reference to perform clean boot. Note: Please go through the section: How to reset the computer to start as usual after troubleshooting with clean boot of the KB article to boot the computer in normal startup after fixing the issue.

Here’s what you can try: Visit this link for NFS: The Run. Please get back to us with the results. If you still aren’t able to resolve the issue, or if you have other questions regarding Windows operating systems, reach out to us on this forum. We are happy to assist.

6 We played a section of Need for Speed The Run at this year’s Gamescom, and got to see whether it will electrify the franchise like last year’s. The long running series got a necessary boost with Burnout developers Criterion making a fantastic over-the-top racing game that had everyone drooling with its speed, gameplay and fantastic graphics.

Let's see if the Need for Speed The Run can do it again. Lago Vista Trash Pickup. Turbo OutRun Need for Speed The Run is essentially a race across America, from San Francisco to New York, against a huge number of opponents and the police. The desert race we played actually looked much like Hot Pursuit, and the boost charged by dangerous behavior also makes The Run feel very similar. This is a Need for Speed game, so obviously the emphasis is on fast, good-looking arcade racing, and it certainly delivers. A worthy successor? However, what we saw of Need for Speed The Run didn’t blow us away.

It didn’t feel quite as visceral as Hot Pursuit, and while the opponents were quite aggressive, the game did seem pretty easy. Unless we see some major improvements or innovations, unfortunately it looks like Need for Speed may have slipped back into lazy sequels. There’s still plenty more to be seen from the game, with a wide variety of environments promised, so lets hope the next time we see it it will impress more. You can try the demo yourself!