PS2 Need for Speed Underground

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Need for Speed: Underground is a racing video game developed by EA Black Box and published by Electronic Arts. The game was released in November 2003 for PlayStation 2 (PS2) and other platforms. Need for Speed: Underground is the seventh installment in the popular Need for Speed franchise and represents a new direction for the series, focusing on tuner culture and illegal street car racing.

The game is set in Olympic City, inspired by American metropolitan areas, and offers players the chance to race a variety of licensed vehicles such as the Honda Civic, Mitsubishi Eclipse, Toyota Supra, Nissan Skyline and more. Players start with a simple vehicle and gradually earn money to upgrade and purchase new vehicles by successfully completing races and completing various challenges.

Need for Speed: Underground focuses on an extensive vehicle modification system that allows players to customize the look and performance of their vehicles with a wide variety of parts and accessories. Players can customize their vehicles to reflect their personal style and improve their competitiveness in races. The game also includes realistic depictions of driving dynamics such as drift and nitro.

The game offers several types of races such as circuit races, sprints, drag races and drift races. In addition, the game includes a career mode in which players gradually improve their skills and advance in the world of illegal street racing.

Need for Speed: Underground offers extensive vehicle customisation options, fast-paced and intense racing action and a night city atmosphere. The game has become one of the most popular titles in the Need for Speed franchise and has spawned sequels focused on street racing and vehicle modification, such as Need for Speed: Underground 2.