resaik_king
09-17-08, 23:42
If you haven't played the Need for Speed games for the PS2, it is mainly an arcade style racing game wherein you commence with only a single car to use and you have to contend in all the game's challenges. For this game, you have to continually enhance the car you're driving or purchase a new one to make sure you will prevail over your competition as they are going to get tougher as you move further along the game.
The three types of cars that you will be using in Need for Speed are Tuner, Muscle, and Exotic. No matter which of these types of cars you choose as your starter, later on you will be able to unlock other types of cars different from what you initially have. This will also enable you to have a nice variety of cars in your collection.
The latest edition of the Need for Speed game series on the PS2, just as the earlier games in the series, it is easy to master and play with the game's controls. It is quite sensitive as you would have expected from a gaming heavyweight like EA. Those parts in the game wherein you have to 'drift' round the Canyon Corners could be quite disappointing as you might end up braking heavily just to keep your car from going over the cliff.
The three types of cars that you will be using in Need for Speed are Tuner, Muscle, and Exotic. No matter which of these types of cars you choose as your starter, later on you will be able to unlock other types of cars different from what you initially have. This will also enable you to have a nice variety of cars in your collection.
The latest edition of the Need for Speed game series on the PS2, just as the earlier games in the series, it is easy to master and play with the game's controls. It is quite sensitive as you would have expected from a gaming heavyweight like EA. Those parts in the game wherein you have to 'drift' round the Canyon Corners could be quite disappointing as you might end up braking heavily just to keep your car from going over the cliff.