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Experts 59% 24 Reviews
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Abstract: I’m not quite sure where to begin this review; the extremely ridiculous and laughable story line, the astounding frame rate that leave you wondering if there was a QA team at EA for this game, the graphics that look the same as (or worse than) NFS Most...
Abstract: You, a largely unidentified Caucasian male, work for an investigative agency that needs a “deniable asset”: That’s essentially somebody that the agency can send deep undercover with no ties to the agency itself. If the asset – that’s you – is discovere...
Abstract: Name: Need for Speed UndercoverGenre: RacingPlatform: Xbox 360, PS3, PS2, PSP, Wii, PC, DS (Reviewed on Xbox 360) I don’t really consider myself a huge fan of racing games. To be clear, this doesn’t mean I don’t enjoy them, because I have for most of m...
Abstract: The classic Need for Speed series from EA shifts into high gear with the release of the latest chapter, Need for Speed Undercover. Players are given a plethora of gaming options ranging from but not limited to the story mode such as beat the clock, ra...
Abstract: Need for Speed games have always been strong in the visuals department and Undercover is no different. The opening sequence and overall presentation has a modern day Miami Vice feel to it. Bottom line, the results are outstanding and the graphics stand...
Abstract: I can't quite put my finger on it, but there's a definite jarring sensation permeating the air in Tri-City. Something, somewhere, is not quite right. It's throwing the whole Need for Speed Undercover experience off-balance. On paper, everything looks s...
Cop chases are still fun, Cool customization options, Ample game modes to choose from
A technical nightmare, God awful voice acting, Terrible story
But like I was saying earlier, there is a small amount of fun to be had in the game since you have a weird variety of events to chose from some of which are old like Sprint, Circuit etc. while some are brand new to this series like Cop Take-Out, Cost t...
Abstract: Need for Speed goes back to its roots with Undercover after last year’s ProStreet experiment failed pretty miserably. Undercover brings back the police chases, open world city, and arcade-style gameplay that made previous titles in the series, and in p...
Return to Most Wanted style of gameplay; gentle learning curve; online Cops and Robbers mode is great.
Unsteady frame rate; bland story; frequent load times; generally unpolished; lack of challenge.
If theres one thing that Need For Speed fans have been clamoring for, its a return to the race-from-the-cops gameplay of NFS: Most Wanted, arguably the high water mark of the franchise. Undercover delivers that, with plenty of overenthusiastic police...
Published: 2008-11-19, Author: Aaron Thomas , cnet.com
Abstract: For the most part, the reaction to the last few Need for Speed games was the same: "Why arent they more like Need for Speed Most Wanted?" "Where are the cheesy cutscenes and the over-the-top cop chases?" It seems as if EA heard those cries, because fo...
