Name: Underground
Brand: NGS
SKU: 92956
Rating: 4.1 (34 reviews)

3.3

based on all reviews

The tracks themselves look pretty good for the GBA
it looks pretty nice
game's controls are solid

the screeching sound your tires make while drifting
occasional brush with traffic
It takes a while to beat all the circuit tracks

Connectivity technology: Wired & Wireless
Bluetooth: yes
Handheld remote control: yes
Rms rated power: 60 W
Soundbase: no
Type of home cinema package: Soundbar
Subwoofer included: yes

NGS Underground - Pros & Cons

The tracks themselves look pretty good for the GBA
it looks pretty nice
game's controls are solid
and accurately mimic
car handling is admirably crafted
The movement is solid and smooth
It s easy listening and fits the racing theme
relaxed
fun and easy going
nice co-operative mix of daytime cash generation and high-rep night races is
The Drag and Drift games modes are also reasonably self explanatory
works reasonably well
blur also gives you a pretty good feeling of speed
solid and unique arcade racer

the screeching sound your tires make while drifting
occasional brush with traffic
It takes a while to beat all the circuit tracks
The drift mode is way too easy
too many circuit tracks
just doesn't have enough character or classic EA flair
street racing scene here is an odd one
city can look barren and dull in the hard light of day
nothing smaller than a house is an obstacle
hooked on this bitch
twists and turns
it is a little unrealistic
chased the timer is very unforgiving
There is no automatic transition between the two modes based
The streets are almost constantly wet
as exciting as the drag racing
off the track will simply reset your car back onto the proper street
a lack of unique tracks keeps most races from feeling different from one another
the streets are always wet and the cars are always shiny
the lack of visual damage
Drag mode requires you use Manual transmission
do occasionally appear to have cracked glass
the absence of a Network play mode
puts a sad and confining limitation on customization
it takes more than just shifting gears at the right moments
street racing be without cops on your tailpipe
Circuit races are a weak spot for NFS: Underground

NGS Underground - Full Specifications

Audio output channels	3.0
Connectivity technology	Wired & Wireless

Frequency range	150 - 18000
Suitable for subwoofer	no
RMS rated power	60.0 W
Soundbase	no

Colour of product	Black

FM radio	yes
Handheld remote control	yes
Separate DVD / Blu-ray player	no
Docking connector type	Not supported
Apple docking compatibility	no
Designed for wall mounting	yes

Audio (L/R) in	1
USB 2.0 ports quantity	1
USB direct playback	yes
Bluetooth	yes
Bluetooth version	3.0+HS
Line-in	yes

Subwoofer included	yes
Subwoofer location	Built-in

Width	35.35 in
Height	3.54 in
Depth	2.17 in

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NGS Underground NGS - Editorial Reviews (5)

2.5

Based on 5 reviews

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gamesradar

Published: 08.11.2019

Need For Speed Heat review: "Can’t quite capture the glory of the series PS2 heyday"

3.5

Great modding and a decent game engine can’t disguise the tired story and simplistic driving.

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Taking place in a massive, free-roaming city featuring five distinct interconnected neighborhoods, Need for Speed Underground 2 delivers an immersive game world where the streets are your menus. As players explore the city, theyll encounter rival racers who will school them in the ways of the underground and tip them off to the hottest racing spots in town. Page 1