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i dont know bout u guys, but who cares about nfsu 2? i mean it shoulda been called nfs rice. nfs:u was pretty good, but still very average. its way too much like fast and the furious. dont get me wrong, the game was good, but still lots of gay bits (honda civics, nos, outlandish vinyls etc) im just saving my pennys for gran turismo 4 :)

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well what they made is what sells... we who like good car styling are a minority among all the kids who love it... and yeah they made it like fnf to appeal to the people who saw the movie and wanna be interactive with it... the game did very well... i think?

i wanna play the damn game but my pc isn't fast enough to support it :(

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dont get me wrong rrrage, nfsu is a good game, just not a great game, i enjoyed playing it, although wen u finish the game there is no replay value. the game is good for wat it is, replicating the american modified car scene, and the fnf movies. nfsu is a good arcade style, easy to pick up game that a lot of people can enjoy. just that in my opinion, i prefer more simulation style car games, like the gran turismo series. cmon gt4!! lol. i reckon my computer is the equivalent of a morris 1000

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You think that they could have created more than 1 track. I got sick n tired of going forwards, backwards, sideways and upside down around the same track grr. Nothing like the good o'l NFS1-2 days with the Ferrari and Corvette's.

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