Your reputation not only depends on your skill as a driver, but also on the appearance of your ride. While everyone understands that spinners, neon lights, and hydraulics wonâ€™t improve your drive to the grocery store, itâ€™s extremely important in NFSU2. Need For Speed Underground 2 rolls over extremely familiar ground: you start off with a stock sports car and, through a series of slightly different events, earn new cars, get special upgrades, and tweak your ride with the latest fully licensed bling. And that’s what Underground 2 is in a nutshell – a whole lot of chrome, but not that much substance. Itâ€™s the largest game publisher in the world, and when it pumps out another of its major franchises, it pours on more polish than an obsessive/compulsive car detailer. Summary: Fun for a little while, but lack of gameplay depth quickly bores you to tears and there aren't even any pedestrians or small, furry pets to squash to keep you amused.You have to give Electronic Arts some credit. The way you can replay races endlessly until you win them is also lame. Some of the simplest tactics involve running competitors off the road and torpedoing around corners without slowing down because you 'bounce' off the scenery.

Its fun with a steering wheel and foot-pedals. The cars appear to handle quite realistically. Good things: A real sense of speed and action. I suppose if you are a car freak then its much more entertaining but I'm not, so this also became more than a little dull.

In short, a console game that wasn't improved when it was ported to the PC, with limited gameplay options.

There are only a few different types of events to enter and the obligatory 'car upgrade' ideas are also kind of dull. Whilst undoubtedly fun to play for a short time, this game rapidly becomes dull in the extreme.

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