The car behavior has small details that an intense gamer might get annoyed with, like hitting a wall or another car will momentarily lock the cars steering like real cars, and bring it back, the bluriness effect is actually worse in Most Wanted than this game, and the use of nitrous in this game will make it seem less like a supernova in comparison to Most Wanted but I like the changes. It seems like Undercover was aimed at a more real-life angle, less arcade and a little more like simulation driving. Personally the gameplay in concern of steering and driving seems more inline with how a real car behaves.Most Wanted was awesome, but the driving was very arcade like and at many points farfetched and unrealistic. I dont understand why so many people are trashing this game so horribly.Im glad I took the negative comments at face value because Im glad I bought it anyway. looking city, but the default setting for the speedo is in Kmh. To make it even more embarrassing to the makers, the game is set in a U.S. All in all it just seems like a cheap run of the mill game with poor car choices for something with the need for speed name. The graphics are rather poor, the car control isn't realistic at all. Really the brakes, the idea is to go fast not to stop. Then the car upgrades what the game wants it to without giving you the choice of what to upgrade, and the first thing it upgrades is the brakes. I know that some of the cars are fast and kinda fun to drive but come on who really wants to drive around in a old junkie nissan on a game when you can go and pick one up at a used car lot for about the price of a computer and the game.

The story line is straight out of a movie and should have had the movie name on the cover instead of need for speed as it is pretty much the same story line and the same cheap crumby cars.

Okay I know I should have expected the game to be what it is but with the need for speed name i expected something more.

Nfs undercover free