You will be featured on their covers if you do well in Career mode. This game also holds the license of real-life tuner magazines.There are even some preset cars designed by the theme of some artists. Very fitting licensed soundtrack including rap, rock, and electronics.Sometimes going at merely 200 mph (321 kph) feels like jumping into hyperspace. Driving mechanics are altered in these modes to make them more enjoyable. Fortunately for PC version, a free roam mod is available.There are also 2 broken bridges for you to jump over, making it even more exciting. Despite not free-roamable, it still is a well designed city including a city center, an industrial district, and even a prison. Brilliant night scenery of Olympic City.Their visual customizations even evolve as the story progresses, making them feel like actual characters. All of the NPC racers (whether they're in the story or not) in Career mode drive their own cars, instead of RNG-generated cars.
Creation of some very iconic NFS classic cars such as Eddie's Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34), Melissa's Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX (appears in the intro), and Samantha's Honda Civic Si (EM1).Not a brilliant one though, but just good enough to enjoy. First attempt for the series to have a story.This also set the tone of the following NFS games. Tons of customization options (at that time) for all drivable cars sponsored by real-life aftermarket manufacturers such as body parts, performance parts, and vinyls.From this game on the major theme of NFS games became street racing, instead of grand touring in supercars. This game rode on the success of the first Fast & Furious movie and changed the whole franchise forever.It was also the first game in the franchise to have a career mode with a storyline, told through pre-rendered cutscenes. It is the first reboot of the series, veering away from the racing of supercars while avoiding police in favor of the tuner car culture and emphasis on car customization. The game was released in November 2003 for the Nintendo GameCube, Game Boy Advance, PlayStation 2, Xbox, and Microsoft Windows. Need for Speed: Underground is the seventh installment in the Need for Speed series, developed by EA Black Box and published by Electronic Arts. Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 2, Xbox & Nintendo GameCube "Darrrrrrrrrum dum dum, da da dum da dum dum~" ("Get Low" by Lil Jon & The Eastside Boyz)
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