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- mrbabyboyd
For a game about street racing not being able to do interior mods is a strange choice.
Need for Speed Unbound Customization Options Detailed: Decals, Wheels, Bodykits, and Cutaways
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Think about what you're saying though. You started playing at 12-13. Maybe that's the crowd they are trying to attract. There are plenty of serious sim / simcade games out there. I'll agree it's kind of disappointing the way this franchise has been going, but I'm sure from a sales point, they are doing fine.
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Yeah, that's exactly what I've said pretty much....I skipped Payback but ive actually been having quite a lot fun on heat playing the underground 2 nad most wanted sound tracks on spotify.
its just the handling its unpredictable you dont know if its going to do that brake to drift stuff.
think i will pass on the 13 year old malarkey anyways
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I just wish we can play without those very distracting/out of place visual effects. The rest looks interesting, variety is always welcome.
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It can be turned off or on.
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- diegorborges82
Thank you. The news I wanted to read.
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- P308R
Why do I get the impression the carlist keeps recycling in this game 😌 Such a shame we don't get more average family saloons to pimp !
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God, what I'd give for this game to include kits from legendary brands like Spoon...
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During the Great Lockdown of 2020, I inadvertently went on a bit of a memory trip as I booted up my old, original PS2 (that's somehow still functioning to this day) and started going over past games that I had stored away... and included in that list was the sequence of NFS games from U1 to Pro Street, which so happened to still have the original save files.
While there was a degree of... stylistic improvement, shall we say, 11 year old me's idea of a "sick ride" for U1 certainly left me with the urge to go look for some eyebleach!
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Fully agreed. I never got around to UG1 nor UG2, but in my experience playing Carbon and MW2005, the bodykits felt very, VERY hit-or-miss. Mostly miss.During the Great Lockdown of 2020, I inadvertently went on a bit of a memory trip as I booted up my old, original PS2 (that's somehow still functioning to this day) and started going over past games that I had stored away... and included in that list was the sequence of NFS games from U1 to Pro Street, which so happened to still have the original save files.
While there was a degree of... stylistic improvement, shall we say, 11 year old me's idea of a "sick ride" for U1 certainly left me with the urge to go look for some eyebleach!
Still, I do miss the sheer variety of wheels that were available, like TSW or RacingHart. Feels like the wheel designs that were in those two titles, and the wheels that are in GT7 create a venn diagram that hardly overlaps, if at all. Not that I don't like the wheels in GT7 - I just wish they had some other designs (and wheel brands) I had in mind.
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Though it's also not too out there, as modifying a vehicle that drastically in real life would quite certainly render it not road legal and probably not even able to drive realistically, not to mention being so hideously expensive to do that only SEMA regulars or deranged millionaires would be able to afford it. I would imagine they're not too stressed about something that will remain firmly in the realm of imaginary video game land.
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