new need for speed game
lordvektra
05-02-2003, 03:50 PM
http://ps2.ign.com/articles/400/400177p1.html
April 30, 2003 - Publisher Electronic Arts today announced that it is in development with Need for Speed Underground for GameCube, PS2, Xbox and Game Boy Advance. All titles, developed by EA Black Box, will see an early 2004 release, according to the company.
Need for Speed Underground takes the acclaimed franchise to the "world of high performance street racing." The title, which is faster than ever, features 20 fully customizable licensed cars including beauties from Mitsubishi Motors, Subaru, Toyota, and more.
A customize element enables players to earn cash in races to pay for upgraded body kits and a wide selection of car mods and parts to create their perfect ride. The selection includes parts from provides like AEM, Audiobahn, Bilstein, Dazz Motorsport, DC Sports, Eibach, Enkei, GReddy Performance Products, HKS, Holley, Injen, Jackson Racing, MOMO, Neuspeed, Nitrous Espress, OZ. s.P.a., PIAA, Skunk2 Racing, Sparco, SteretGlow and Turbonetics.
Gamers will be able to drag race in a variety of gritty nighttime environments and advance by putting everything on the line, including their reputation, and then winning.
IGN will have much more on the game in the coming weeks. Stay tuned
April 30, 2003 - Publisher Electronic Arts today announced that it is in development with Need for Speed Underground for GameCube, PS2, Xbox and Game Boy Advance. All titles, developed by EA Black Box, will see an early 2004 release, according to the company.
Need for Speed Underground takes the acclaimed franchise to the "world of high performance street racing." The title, which is faster than ever, features 20 fully customizable licensed cars including beauties from Mitsubishi Motors, Subaru, Toyota, and more.
A customize element enables players to earn cash in races to pay for upgraded body kits and a wide selection of car mods and parts to create their perfect ride. The selection includes parts from provides like AEM, Audiobahn, Bilstein, Dazz Motorsport, DC Sports, Eibach, Enkei, GReddy Performance Products, HKS, Holley, Injen, Jackson Racing, MOMO, Neuspeed, Nitrous Espress, OZ. s.P.a., PIAA, Skunk2 Racing, Sparco, SteretGlow and Turbonetics.
Gamers will be able to drag race in a variety of gritty nighttime environments and advance by putting everything on the line, including their reputation, and then winning.
IGN will have much more on the game in the coming weeks. Stay tuned
Midnight Racer
05-02-2003, 04:05 PM
Sounds like a great game.
ek1
05-11-2003, 05:14 AM
they didn't mention PC? =(
gigatron
05-24-2003, 12:10 AM
Uhm im pretty sure its PC too. Yes NFS6:HP sucked on PC (well sucked on all of em), and yes the PC dev team got entirely fired (hahahah), hmm... naah they'll release it... but no seriously i am like so sure i read PC on IGN or something :/
vectorclub
05-28-2003, 09:20 PM
Becareful getting your hopes up. Anyone who knows the NFS series knows is hit and miss. I hopeit is a hit, but I am not counting on it.
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