You may also recall that you couldn’t pause the game when in single-player mode, and there were no opportunities for drag racing until late in the action. Overall though, it was impossible to ignore the fact that the game was too short and its world was bland and empty. Sure, it had a few too many cheesy, live-action moments, but we couldn’t get enough of the opportunity to interact with real-world automotive icons.
The 2015 Need for Speed was special but flawed – it managed to evoke the fun, exciting spirit of the 20 Underground games, and brought back a sense of visual customisation.
