Yes yes it has, in every aspect you can think of. Graphics The Graphics on the Gamecube Version of the Game are something of a mixed bag and something I would expect of a PS2 game sorry PS2 owners it the truth while the graphics are great there a still somethings you notice which makes it not as pretty as the Xbox or PC version, granted with the PC version you bump up the graphics to full force and resolution it does make the Gamecube Version a bit poorer.
Along with some problems with the graphics is the Textures to buildings and surroundings, the texture quality of some buildings is so poor with blurred and unidentifiable features, I suppose EA though you would be cruising along at kmph however when you slow down and are just cruising around you can definitely notice it. However that aside the city in which in the game takes place does look wicked!
The Lights, Skyscrapers and distinct suburbs of the city set it apart from the last game. One complaint in Underground 1 was the fact that no matter were you raced everything looked the same, however with Bayview the fictional city were the game takes place split into 5 sections you can notice the change when you enter a new section. Sound Music, lets get this rubbish out the way quick, In My Opinion there is only two good songs on the game one being Black Betty by Spider bait and the other one is the Riders on the Storm one.
My Tip is to just turn the music down in the options and listen to your engine. And no matter what you say about the main song in the menu last year it just doesnt feel the same without out. The sound of the NOS and Turbo is perfected with the blow off valves on the car coming at the same as they should in real life. However while driving around you will get calls from people randoms, unlike Brooke Burke who can call me anytime telling you of hidden races which dont appear on your map and this can get very annoying after a while.
However the sense of speed within the game, unless you car is modded to the max, is slow, not that slow that it is painfully slow like some other games out there GT3, GT4 Prologue but is a bit tedious when your car is acting like a dog. One of the most touted parts of NFU is back, yes thats right the customisation!
Everything on the car except for the interior you can edit the boot but thats not the interior can be edited spoilers, hoods, front guards, rear guards, taillight, headlights, headlight colours, side skirts, exhausts, neons, rims, spinners, window tinting, audio and NOS in the boot, even your HUD can be edit with a different style dial, also the Vinyls and Decals are back because remember you cant get enough stickers on your car.
However all of those Ive listed there is still more which I wont go into yet, but you must also remember that its not all unlocked at the start and you must start off with a pretty funky meaning bad car. EA has done a good job in making the huge city in NFSU however the lack of Pedestrians and anything resembling human in the city it feels like an empty shell.
Also I feel the EA has tried to make the game longer by adding in these driving to part A of the city to part B of the city. However getting there is tedious and when using the freeways there is often not enough exits and youll find yourself at kmph zooming past the exit or passing over the point were you have to get it to and the exit is ages away. The Split screen mode is rather fun and good for a quick bash however as you know already there is no online mode for the Cube Version.
Overall Need for Speed Underground 2 is a huge improvement over it predecessor, however the games world is massive and open, filled with many more courses that before, now this is a good thing however the city is actually maybe a bit big and you will find yourself just driving from event to event which does get tedious after a while.
However the game is actually fun and if you into Tuning and Driving or even if your not there is nothing like making your own unique car and fanging it around a make believe city.
It is no longer sufficient to manage the local community; You must be in control of the world stage. Build the ultimate fighting machine, take it to a multidisciplinary duel, and compare your skills and reputation with the best street racers in the world. With four games released in four years, no one is more aware of the potential for franchise fatigue than the EA Black Box development team in Vancouver.
Pro Street reflects that. The game is scheduled to be released at the end of this year, and we will see its actual impact for the first time. Now, they are giving us the opportunity to drive a Porsche across the city at full speed.
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After that, a few days of testing and finally the big day of release. Thank you! By clicking on the download button you will be redirected to a platform on which you need to create a FREE account. This is a security measure which takes less than two minutes to complete. You will get the game compressed in a. No cracks, no activators no additional softwares! Just install and play!
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