Yes, very much like NFS III: Hot Pursuit but better graphics some new cars, a whole lot of new tracks to race on, and the biggest difference: damage! The whole new career mode is also a good thing, you can buy cars, sell cars, and even tune them if you would want to. The difficulty level increases with every Tournament, as does the rewards, and you can feel it! When you progress in the game, you get access to new cars in new classes. All from BMW Z3 and Mercedes SLK in the beginning, all the way to the McLaren F1 GTR and Mercedes CLK-GTR in the end. You might think that when you have finished career mode, you finished the game, right? Wrong. Totally wrong, since you don't actually unlock anything more than the cars in career mode, everything else, like tracks, and police cars, you unlock by playing Hot Pursuit mode, Tournaments, and knockouts. But, sadly, everything can get a bit boring, because that's just about all you ever do. One thing, that I really love about this game, is the Multiplayer split-screen mode, something that all games should have today really. That, and I never understood the Multiplayer feature. The music in this game is so awesome, I have all the tracks on my PC, memories comes back every time I listen to them. This was Need For Speed at it's best.
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