To some this may be a positive change, as it prevents you from getting distracted by peripheral events like cop chases and the like, but to be brutally honest it makes everything a lot less interesting. While Most Wanted and Carbon granted a large game world with quite a bit of freedom, Prostreet never lets you stray from the racetrack.
Prostreet differs from the last few NFS games because it’s far more focused on actual racing.
Needless to say, NFS: Carbon – last year’s entry in the franchise – left us feeling a little cold and we also approached this latest release with a fair degree of trepidation. Here at NintendoLife we’re not particularly keen on the ludicrous modifications, garish colours, mind-numbing ‘urban’ soundtrack and scantily-clad females that seem to be commonplace with every NFS game these days (although we could probably get used to the females). This is either a good thing or a bad thing depending on your stance. Since making its debut on the ill-fated 3DO console, EA’s premier racing franchise has gone from being a fairly inoffensive car fan’s dream to a loud and brash boy racer’s paradise.
Need for Speed has been with us for over a decade now.
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