Need For Speed: Underground is the seventh game in the long running Need For Speed racing series. Underground revolves around illegal nighttime streetracing with heavily modified import cars and has been greatly influenced by the movie "The Fast And The Furious" and its sequel.. Players get the chance to build their own racing machine almost from ground up, with hundreds or real licensed parts and lots of licensed cars, including the Mazda RX-7 and the Nissan Skyline GT-R. The game also features over 100 single player races and a hiphop/hardrock soundtrack including artists such as Mystikal, Rob Zombie and The Crystal Method.

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Alternate Titles

"极品飞车：地下车会" -- Chinese Title (Simplified)
"NFSU1" -- Common Abbreviation
"Jipin Feiche: Dixia Chehui" -- Chinese Title

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Merchant	Title	Platform	Price
	Need for Speed Underground
	Need for Speed Underground	Game Boy Advance	$7.77
	Need for Speed Underground	Game Boy Advance	$7.77
	Need for Speed Underground 2	Game Boy Advance	$6.43
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The Press Says

IGN	Feb 02, 2004	7.9 out of 10	79
GameSpot	Jan 26, 2004	7.7 out of 10	77
Game Freaks 365	Sep, 2004	7.7 out of 10	77
N-Zone	Apr 15, 2004	76 out of 100	76
Jeuxvideo.com	Jan 27, 2004	11 out of 20	55

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Trivia

Sometimes, logic just dies in the process of making a game. EA astonished the entire gaming world by supporting online gameplay in the Windows version of NFSU, but leaving out LAN play. Often, games only get LAN play because developers don't want to deal with latency issues and different networks. EA on the other hand, developed a "Cross Platform Online Gaming" feature, which allows gamers to compete online on different platforms (e.g. PS2 vs PC), but there's a catch: no LAN play on PC. This means that players have go through an external network connection just to join a server sitting right next to them.

EA won the 2003 "WTF!?" Award on Shacknews for this 'feature.'

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