Need for Speed Underground is the newest game in the NFS series.
You're thinking, great another game full of sweet exotics and tracks
on the french countryside! Nope, not this time. The series has made
a complete twist and now features Tuner Cars from the likes of
Mitsubishi, Toyota, Acura, Subaru, Honda and more. Check out
www.needforspeed.com for more information and to download the demo,
feature the Nissan 350Z! What are your opinions on the game?
On 11 Nov 2003 17:59:30 -0800, [email hidden] (Skyline)
wrote:
>What are your opinions on the game?
The demo has nice graphics and abysmal gameplay.
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> Need for Speed Underground is the newest game in the NFS series. > You're thinking, great another game full of sweet exotics and tracks > on the french countryside! Nope, not this time. The series has made > a complete twist and now features Tuner Cars from the likes of > Mitsubishi, Toyota, Acura, Subaru, Honda and more. Check out > www.needforspeed.com for more information and to download the demo, > feature the Nissan 350Z! What are your opinions on the game?Its a Midnight Club clone with great gfx and arcade physics. Trying to
be badass and cool while racing illegally at night.
Skyline wrote:
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> Need for Speed Underground is the newest game in the NFS series. > You're thinking, great another game full of sweet exotics and tracks > on the french countryside! Nope, not this time. The series has made > a complete twist and now features Tuner Cars from the likes of > Mitsubishi, Toyota, Acura, Subaru, Honda and more. Check out > www.needforspeed.com for more information and to download the demo, > feature the Nissan 350Z! What are your opinions on the game?Here we go again, that same old clunky graphics engine where you turn
the wheel and eventually the car turns -okay, slides, in that general
direction. You end up memorizing all the tracks so that you can start
turning that wheel a milisecond sooner so the game can catch up to
you. Last second saves? Forget it. Once you lose control it's bam,
bam, back and forth between the guardrails, no matter what corrections
you make.
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