40:48 I came to translate. You! check the front door（你去看前门） You! Go to the back door and see if anyone is with him（你去看后门有没有人跟他） You, check the car（你去查车子） you're welcome
@@xraider927 Vector M12 x Cizeta Moroder V16T x Lamborghini Diablo. that's what I come for mixmash exotics that uses the Diablo chassis edit: ok I came up with the names. I call it "Cizvectaghini Moroabloder VM1612SVT"
I'm probably the only person in the world with at least 100+ hours in this game (across the "superior" PS2 version, PS3 and PC), who is mad enough to have completed it a fucktillion amount of times and still enjoy it And I know that the (dead) meme is "Undercover fans don't exist, funny haha xddd", or the fact that the community will call it "the worst NFS in the series", blatantly forgetting that Ghost spent 65 MILLION quid on 2015 and cooked literal slop, but I for one actually want to break the chain of thought and say that I REALLY enjoy Undercover, both SD and HD versions, even despite the evident and obvious flaws that they have (SD with it's ridiculous cop spawn rate and broken as fuck rubberbanding, HD with somewhat a lack of challange at the start of the game and an almost unfair struggle against AI in the latter half, mid-session map loading or even some props and pursuit breakers being absent from the map if you have your settings set on low, as examples), I still find the game fun and I periodically replay it every few months whenever I feel bored or I can't decide what to play Also we gotta remember the fact that the game is half-baked because of EA's decision to split the Black Box devs into two separate teams, with one working on ProStreet and the other on Undercover, completely forgetting the fact that with reduced workforce (and other side projects like Skate) and tight schedules, the development cycle pretty much gets obliterated, because it forces to leave out and cut ideas and content that could've potentially made the game better overall, and it unfortunatelly shows, which makes me kinda sad About the game (refering to the HD specifically, as the SD I haven't touched it in a while): -best soundtrack in the entire series, period (map themes, Pendulum and Stompbox pretty much carry the game, other songs deserve credit too) -the police is the goofiest out of them all, as in "I'm clearly standing behind a group of cops and they can't reverse for shit" kind of moments, sure it isn't perfect but it does give you some sort challenge when it needs to + as mentioned in the video already, best busted cutscenes (pretty sure the whole budget went into them lol) -the Tri-City map is probably one of my favourite maps, given that when I first played the game I couldn't belive at houw big it was, it has decent variety and it doesn't get boring during chases -the customisation, MEIN GOTT the customisation, you cannot fathom the amount of "bus-based paintjobs" (basically bus liveries but on cars) I've done in that game, because as far as I know, it is the only game where I can add multiple numbers on the car and move them freely (but yeah, bus knowledge aside, I think it's among the best and you can get a decent custom job if you know what you're looking for) -this game is the main reason why I love the Nissan SX so much (and why it's my favourite Nissan ever) -good engine sound design as it feels more real compared to MW05 (for example), even if some choices from the devs don't make sense -just a personal detail that only I like, but out of the three games that have pursuit breakers, Undercover is the best one, as it has the widest variety among the three mainly thanks to the big map -NOS makes your car even more stable and faster in corners, of course In conclusion, I love the game and I will continue to play it and no one can really stop me because tbh you can like a game that the majority of people despises it because you choose to like it, just like I did. And you can open up a debate in the replies on why you think this game is good/bad, give your opinions about it and just discuss it. Thank you for reading this comment turned into unnecessarily long essay, and enjoy your life
my first experience of Undercover was on iOS device, specifically my dad's old iPad. And then PSP which I did have and played back when I was a kid, and then the mainline version: PC when I got my first budget laptop computer and tried the X360 version when my dad bought me a modded Xbox 360. Never knew that Playstation 2, Nintendo Wii and DS versions exists at that time. I never cared how bad the game is as a whole but that's my nostalgic game right there and is my guilty pleasure after all. I rarely play Undercover to this day but amount of good mods made by the nfs modding community exists like Project Reformed, Undercover Exposed etc.
I only played it for about an hour or two, so I might not have played enough to judge it fairly, but I just thought it was a carbon copy of Carbon but worse in every way. But my biggest problem with it was the lighting. I recently tested the game because I'm selling all of my Xbox 360 games, and I immediately got a headache from the bloom and piss filter 💀. And I really didn't like the driving physics, which is usually the most important thing in a racing game to me. But I agree that there's nothing wrong with liking a game that most don't. I know that a lot of people don't like The Run, but it's one of my favorites anyway
I remember reading someone's comment about claiming to have seen a video detailing the production of undercover, he said that by the summer 2007 half of blackbox had left (likely out of frustration), so no wonder it all came out barely working, im sure they had some real heavy plans since the game was in devs' minds since 2003 (pretty sure they were inspired by f&f2) I will always adore the game for its atmosphere, despite the terrible graphics and filters it still has that sunset, end of the day, late 2000s vibe to it, its only more pronounced by its selection of garage music - micro people, indigo children and others and thats what blackbox did the absolute best - a distinct character no matter how much they recycle content their all games never feel alike, almost nothing like anything else
1:00:52 I think The Run started concept stage by 2008 and there is a billboard in one of the construction site mentioning 2011 (might a weird foreshadowing coincidence)
at least I can give a props to Exient Entertainment to have an option to call the cops on ourselves to start the pursuit at anytime. Despite music is very subjective topic but the garage music is something else man. it really fits when you're in the garage and you want to waste some time doing some relaxing customization for hours and such, and scores by Paul Haslinger is good too. And I agree, busted cutscene is top notch because NFS Police Brutality. About the character voicelines, some of them doesn't trigger correctly, especially in X360, PS3 version because it's still a broken mess. even with update did broke the rest of the game elements. I understand that PSP (made by Piranha Games ala Carbon OTC at home), NDS (Firebrand Games) and iOS (Ironmonkey Studio) etc were not meant for you and I can accept that. Even that out of the way I still have that game and is my guilty pleasure back then, especially with iOS and PSP version respectively lol. 40:49 here's the translation from the game language files "You go watch the front door. You make sure nobody is following her. You go check the car" fun fact: This game title was supposed to be called as NFS The Chase but changed to now as NFS Undercover because of time constraints. You can check on Speedyheart's video about the trailer video
This video basically what got me to install Undercover again. A lacklustre game - yes, but it’s got charm and is very special to me just like any other bad racing game I came across and played over the course of my life.
SD's Wii version specifically. The PS2 version has the regular black and red livery... And the PSP version has the gold color from the bodykit concept art for whatever reason
1:12:04 yea that's an unused female driver model in NFS Undercover and yea I get that it was supposed to be Chase Linh as a driver model but someone at Black Box goofed up making this preset BMW M6 driven by her, setting up to use a female driver but they did it for the player vehicle as well (or more exactly, the player's version of the same M6 where we deliver it to Chau Wu). @N4SVideos
Edit: this is a long comment about minor fun facts about every version of the game I played so far (PS3, PS2/WII, PSP and DS) Some things to mention about the PSP version, It *technically* has a free roam mode, the map is connected and always available without any closed off roads outside of events... ...Problem is, theres no free roam mode, so theres pretty much no way to experience it outside or that one glitch under the bridge highway (in the second city, under the road that connects the first and second city, press select/respawn)... ...Unless you play a super obscure mod for Carbon OTC where the Undercover map is ported on to that game (and it works better than I expected ngl, its called Project Undercover or something like that), then you can experience the map without any limits. (Also yes, Undercover PSP, like the SD version, is a reskin/rework of Carbon). As for other stuff, the PSP version has the free cop cars and they're only playable in the crew takeout missions, specifically after you take out the leaders like Hector, GMac etc, which makes more sense than in the other versions ngl, still not enough sese since you still take out the crew leaders with your own/garage car. Oh and the PSP version doesnt have any livery for the 911 GT2. It uses the gold-ish color found in the concept art for the bodykit, and it uses the BMW 5 spokes in black (which are also available for other cars in the game tbf. like the Rays 6 spokes or the watanabes, those rims are "unlicensed" and shaped weirdly). The tuned 911 GT2 cant be visually customized besides the window colors/tints, and very few performance upgrades. Every version of Undercover has specific songs in it. The HD version has the garage songs, the Paul Haslinger menu and cop themes, and Qba Libre for the races, but it lacks Electrotumbao by The Pinker Tones and Coalition by Tricky, as well as some Instrumentals, those are in the SD version, but that version lacks The Formula Of Fear (Matrix Dub/Remix) by Hybrid, 9000 Miles by Pendulum, and some of the garage songs are credited (but not in the game), and Mexican Radio by Kinky for some reason. The PSP version is interesting, because it has every racing song in it thats not in the HD version, such as Electrotumbao etc, and some Instrumentals of specifc songs like Diamond Life by Tyga (seriously where the hell is this song in streaming services, i need it), every Pendulum track besides 9000 miles (which I think was also instrumental but not labled as such), but it has one specifc song which is credited with the wrong name, that being Stompbox by The Qemists. In the PSP version its crediter as "2 Stompbox (Spor Remix)" despite it being the original song, not the remix (also, 2 Stompbox? I've never seen this name for this song anywhere else). The DS version is the most interesting one, because, despite having the least amount of licensed songs (besides the mobile port), it oddly has one of the garage songs from the HD ver. for this ver.'s menus, that being Mighty Micro People by Amon Tobin, and it has the lyrics version of Burning Fence by Asian Dub Foundation, while every other version has the Instrumental. Another odd thing is how every version of the game has a specifc villa/house in its map thats separate from everything else, like the race car driver's villa in the HD/SD version, or that one place in the PSP version where you steal the 911 GT2 cover car, even the DS has one (although I havent reached its mission yet). (i'm still playing trough the DS version, so if i'll find more interesting stuff i'll mention them here)
there's also mobile versions like iOS, Symbian, Java for Undercover etc. iOS, Windows Mobile version was developed by Ironmonkey Studio who later developed Shift 1, HP2010 and Shift 2 mobile version. But yea map is pretty much same and such. Just watch Retro iOS Gamer video that he played this game.
The Lexus is-f, the BMW m6 and the Bugatti veyron are the only three custom cars that have nitrous, while most of the cars that the player stole it do not have nitrous for some reason.
5:49 The car in this level is a French-built Renault Megane RS, a car that isn't sold in the US/Canada at the time when this game was released and still isn't sold here in those countries (Although this may change when Peugeot returns to the US market by 2026/2027) Either Renault/Peugeot/Citroen never left the NA market or the 25 year car import rule wasn't passed in this Black Box!NFS universe. EDIT: I also forgot the 2015 Land Rover Defender 110 in Payback/Heat/Unbound. IRL, the Land Rover Defender (the older model, not the newer model that's been made since 2020) was only sold in the US market between 1993 and 1997, the aforementioned 2015 Defender 110 is only 2 years old at the time Payback was released, meaning that the 2015 Defender 110 is not yet eligibe to be imported to the USA/Fortune Valley/Palm City/Lakeshore, BTW, the LR Defender 110 '15 will be legal to import in 2040. (2030 for Canadians)
Ahh i didn't realise that! Oh and this can apply to the Peugeot 206 in UG/UG2 (that alongside the Peugeot 106 that was exclusive to the JA/EU/GB versions of UG2) The point is, Black Box added cars that weren't sold in the NA market in their games (examples being the 04-06 Vauxhall/Holden Monaro, a British/Aussie muscle car known in the NA market as the Pontiac GTO in MW05 and Carbon and the Opel Corsa in UG2 EU/UK version)
41:34 I want to add one too. Chase shot the whole Chan Wu's team, but why didn't she kill us while she had the gun already? It would be easier for her if she killed
These are remakes of the original videos released in 2020 and 2021. Part of my N4SR series and to celebrate 30 years of the franchise.
40:48 I came to translate.
You! check the front door（你去看前门）
You! Go to the back door and see if anyone is with him（你去看后门有没有人跟他）
You, check the car（你去查车子）
you're welcome
"Need For Speed undercooked"💀
Gordon would throw it beyond the sun😂
bruh you dont have single feel 🤬🫵
33:25 Very dangerous
6 4 3... you're losing me mathematically 😂 that rhyme 🔥
9:09 Phrasing lady!
22:26 GMac gon' regret catching the smoke
42:54 I one shot?!
NFS Most Undercooked.
NFS Uncovered
22:12 CJ vibes.
32:38 trying to get a shifting ability or something😂... love the tanner reference ❤
Yep, I do as well 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤.
"i don't know what you find interesting about my gear stick that you wanna play with"
this could mean 2 different things
55:54 ah yes the competitor to:
“Subayoion FBRGT86Z”
Subayoion FBRGT86Z vs Camastangller SRGTSS508
who would win this fight?
@@UndercoverBoy833YT there should be an exotic version 🤣
@@xraider927 Vector M12 x Cizeta Moroder V16T x Lamborghini Diablo. that's what I come for mixmash exotics that uses the Diablo chassis
edit: ok I came up with the names. I call it "Cizvectaghini Moroabloder VM1612SVT"
using og hot pursuit sound effects for the sin counter is nail in the coffin😂
This channel is seriously underrated man, made me laugh while I was having a bad day.
Nice :)
I'm probably the only person in the world with at least 100+ hours in this game (across the "superior" PS2 version, PS3 and PC), who is mad enough to have completed it a fucktillion amount of times and still enjoy it
And I know that the (dead) meme is "Undercover fans don't exist, funny haha xddd", or the fact that the community will call it "the worst NFS in the series", blatantly forgetting that Ghost spent 65 MILLION quid on 2015 and cooked literal slop, but I for one actually want to break the chain of thought and say that I REALLY enjoy Undercover, both SD and HD versions, even despite the evident and obvious flaws that they have (SD with it's ridiculous cop spawn rate and broken as fuck rubberbanding, HD with somewhat a lack of challange at the start of the game and an almost unfair struggle against AI in the latter half, mid-session map loading or even some props and pursuit breakers being absent from the map if you have your settings set on low, as examples), I still find the game fun and I periodically replay it every few months whenever I feel bored or I can't decide what to play
Also we gotta remember the fact that the game is half-baked because of EA's decision to split the Black Box devs into two separate teams, with one working on ProStreet and the other on Undercover, completely forgetting the fact that with reduced workforce (and other side projects like Skate) and tight schedules, the development cycle pretty much gets obliterated, because it forces to leave out and cut ideas and content that could've potentially made the game better overall, and it unfortunatelly shows, which makes me kinda sad
About the game (refering to the HD specifically, as the SD I haven't touched it in a while):
-best soundtrack in the entire series, period (map themes, Pendulum and Stompbox pretty much carry the game, other songs deserve credit too)
-the police is the goofiest out of them all, as in "I'm clearly standing behind a group of cops and they can't reverse for shit" kind of moments, sure it isn't perfect but it does give you some sort challenge when it needs to + as mentioned in the video already, best busted cutscenes (pretty sure the whole budget went into them lol)
-the Tri-City map is probably one of my favourite maps, given that when I first played the game I couldn't belive at houw big it was, it has decent variety and it doesn't get boring during chases
-the customisation, MEIN GOTT the customisation, you cannot fathom the amount of "bus-based paintjobs" (basically bus liveries but on cars) I've done in that game, because as far as I know, it is the only game where I can add multiple numbers on the car and move them freely (but yeah, bus knowledge aside, I think it's among the best and you can get a decent custom job if you know what you're looking for)
-this game is the main reason why I love the Nissan SX so much (and why it's my favourite Nissan ever)
-good engine sound design as it feels more real compared to MW05 (for example), even if some choices from the devs don't make sense
-just a personal detail that only I like, but out of the three games that have pursuit breakers, Undercover is the best one, as it has the widest variety among the three mainly thanks to the big map
-NOS makes your car even more stable and faster in corners, of course
In conclusion, I love the game and I will continue to play it and no one can really stop me because tbh you can like a game that the majority of people despises it because you choose to like it, just like I did. And you can open up a debate in the replies on why you think this game is good/bad, give your opinions about it and just discuss it.
Thank you for reading this comment turned into unnecessarily long essay, and enjoy your life
my first experience of Undercover was on iOS device, specifically my dad's old iPad. And then PSP which I did have and played back when I was a kid, and then the mainline version: PC when I got my first budget laptop computer and tried the X360 version when my dad bought me a modded Xbox 360. Never knew that Playstation 2, Nintendo Wii and DS versions exists at that time. I never cared how bad the game is as a whole but that's my nostalgic game right there and is my guilty pleasure after all. I rarely play Undercover to this day but amount of good mods made by the nfs modding community exists like Project Reformed, Undercover Exposed etc.
I only played it for about an hour or two, so I might not have played enough to judge it fairly, but I just thought it was a carbon copy of Carbon but worse in every way. But my biggest problem with it was the lighting. I recently tested the game because I'm selling all of my Xbox 360 games, and I immediately got a headache from the bloom and piss filter 💀. And I really didn't like the driving physics, which is usually the most important thing in a racing game to me. But I agree that there's nothing wrong with liking a game that most don't. I know that a lot of people don't like The Run, but it's one of my favorites anyway
I remember reading someone's comment about claiming to have seen a video detailing the production of undercover, he said that by the summer 2007 half of blackbox had left (likely out of frustration), so no wonder it all came out barely working, im sure they had some real heavy plans since the game was in devs' minds since 2003 (pretty sure they were inspired by f&f2)
I will always adore the game for its atmosphere, despite the terrible graphics and filters it still has that sunset, end of the day, late 2000s vibe to it, its only more pronounced by its selection of garage music - micro people, indigo children and others and thats what blackbox did the absolute best - a distinct character no matter how much they recycle content their all games never feel alike, almost nothing like anything else
i have 100 hours just in the ps2 version probably, i played it till the disc could no longer be cleaned and read
1:09:06 music fitted with the edit perfect. So much enjoyable and funny
Sin: The BMW M6 has a V8 instead of a V10
1:00:52 I think The Run started concept stage by 2008 and there is a billboard in one of the construction site mentioning 2011 (might a weird foreshadowing coincidence)
I still remember watching that grandtheftaero video on nfs undercover's development when at the time it was NFS The Chase
Choose your side
Need For Rizz UnderCarmen 6:26
Need For Rizz UpperChase 21:39
32:35 lmao dissing tanner
22:00 The Rap battle be like
26:03 just like GTA 5 where Devin said 5 major cars but on the cargo it's actually 6 so same logic as NFS Undercover
39:09 That fucking livery is pissing me off
I'm a "Undercover" lover and I just enjoy playing it. Made me laugh + I respect your opinion. Very well made vid :D
Not even 5 seconds yet and I laughed at the +20 given from the EA logo
33:25 is the only reason I stayed playing the game
at least I can give a props to Exient Entertainment to have an option to call the cops on ourselves to start the pursuit at anytime.
Despite music is very subjective topic but the garage music is something else man. it really fits when you're in the garage and you want to waste some time doing some relaxing customization for hours and such, and scores by Paul Haslinger is good too. And I agree, busted cutscene is top notch because NFS Police Brutality.
About the character voicelines, some of them doesn't trigger correctly, especially in X360, PS3 version because it's still a broken mess. even with update did broke the rest of the game elements.
I understand that PSP (made by Piranha Games ala Carbon OTC at home), NDS (Firebrand Games) and iOS (Ironmonkey Studio) etc were not meant for you and I can accept that. Even that out of the way I still have that game and is my guilty pleasure back then, especially with iOS and PSP version respectively lol.
40:49 here's the translation from the game language files "You go watch the front door. You make sure nobody is following her. You go check the car"
fun fact: This game title was supposed to be called as NFS The Chase but changed to now as NFS Undercover because of time constraints. You can check on Speedyheart's video about the trailer video
This video: VERY DANGEROUS
Funny
I was replaying the game a few hours ago
I can't believe I have the PSP version of this game...
I just realized that you Josh’s (Games’nCritics) gorilla sin at the end of the video.
1:11:12 N4S got nightmares from deadly crash
Need For Speed : Under Rizz 😂
This video basically what got me to install Undercover again.
A lacklustre game - yes, but it’s got charm and is very special to me just like any other bad racing game I came across and played over the course of my life.
the Chase's SD 911 has the M3 GTR livery damn
SD's Wii version specifically. The PS2 version has the regular black and red livery... And the PSP version has the gold color from the bodykit concept art for whatever reason
45:37 That's a Sony Vaio UX from what it looks like. If you don't know, it's a really small portable x86 PC from the late 2000s.
Basically ProStreet but on meth. That's what the HD version is.
1:12:04 yea that's an unused female driver model in NFS Undercover and yea I get that it was supposed to be Chase Linh as a driver model but someone at Black Box goofed up making this preset BMW M6 driven by her, setting up to use a female driver but they did it for the player vehicle as well (or more exactly, the player's version of the same M6 where we deliver it to Chau Wu). @N4SVideos
1:12:03 I love the quality, I feel like I'm truly back in 2008.
Edit: this is a long comment about minor fun facts about every version of the game I played so far (PS3, PS2/WII, PSP and DS)
Some things to mention about the PSP version, It *technically* has a free roam mode, the map is connected and always available without any closed off roads outside of events...
...Problem is, theres no free roam mode, so theres pretty much no way to experience it outside or that one glitch under the bridge highway (in the second city, under the road that connects the first and second city, press select/respawn)...
...Unless you play a super obscure mod for Carbon OTC where the Undercover map is ported on to that game (and it works better than I expected ngl, its called Project Undercover or something like that), then you can experience the map without any limits. (Also yes, Undercover PSP, like the SD version, is a reskin/rework of Carbon).
As for other stuff, the PSP version has the free cop cars and they're only playable in the crew takeout missions, specifically after you take out the leaders like Hector, GMac etc, which makes more sense than in the other versions ngl, still not enough sese since you still take out the crew leaders with your own/garage car.
Oh and the PSP version doesnt have any livery for the 911 GT2. It uses the gold-ish color found in the concept art for the bodykit, and it uses the BMW 5 spokes in black (which are also available for other cars in the game tbf. like the Rays 6 spokes or the watanabes, those rims are "unlicensed" and shaped weirdly). The tuned 911 GT2 cant be visually customized besides the window colors/tints, and very few performance upgrades.
Every version of Undercover has specific songs in it. The HD version has the garage songs, the Paul Haslinger menu and cop themes, and Qba Libre for the races, but it lacks Electrotumbao by The Pinker Tones and Coalition by Tricky, as well as some Instrumentals, those are in the SD version, but that version lacks The Formula Of Fear (Matrix Dub/Remix) by Hybrid, 9000 Miles by Pendulum, and some of the garage songs are credited (but not in the game), and Mexican Radio by Kinky for some reason.
The PSP version is interesting, because it has every racing song in it thats not in the HD version, such as Electrotumbao etc, and some Instrumentals of specifc songs like Diamond Life by Tyga (seriously where the hell is this song in streaming services, i need it), every Pendulum track besides 9000 miles (which I think was also instrumental but not labled as such), but it has one specifc song which is credited with the wrong name, that being Stompbox by The Qemists. In the PSP version its crediter as "2 Stompbox (Spor Remix)" despite it being the original song, not the remix (also, 2 Stompbox? I've never seen this name for this song anywhere else).
The DS version is the most interesting one, because, despite having the least amount of licensed songs (besides the mobile port), it oddly has one of the garage songs from the HD ver. for this ver.'s menus, that being Mighty Micro People by Amon Tobin, and it has the lyrics version of Burning Fence by Asian Dub Foundation, while every other version has the Instrumental.
Another odd thing is how every version of the game has a specifc villa/house in its map thats separate from everything else, like the race car driver's villa in the HD/SD version, or that one place in the PSP version where you steal the 911 GT2 cover car, even the DS has one (although I havent reached its mission yet).
(i'm still playing trough the DS version, so if i'll find more interesting stuff i'll mention them here)
there's also mobile versions like iOS, Symbian, Java for Undercover etc. iOS, Windows Mobile version was developed by Ironmonkey Studio who later developed Shift 1, HP2010 and Shift 2 mobile version. But yea map is pretty much same and such. Just watch Retro iOS Gamer video that he played this game.
@@UndercoverBoy833YT fun fact about HP2010, that mobile Port was ported to the PS Vita
@@JinteiModding shame that the mobile version of HP2010 got delisted in 2019
38:15 pink because they're using invalid preset cars
The Lexus is-f, the BMW m6 and the Bugatti veyron are the only three custom cars that have nitrous, while most of the cars that the player stole it do not have nitrous for some reason.
4:41 I swear, people are sweaty 😂
21:47 - score from most wanted playing in the background
1:04:13 911 Turbo not 911 GT2s, because the GT2 cop is in the Wii and PS2 Version.
that need for speed underground joke got me underground 2
5:49
The car in this level is a French-built Renault Megane RS, a car that isn't sold in the US/Canada at the time when this game was released and still isn't sold here in those countries (Although this may change when Peugeot returns to the US market by 2026/2027)
Either Renault/Peugeot/Citroen never left the NA market or the 25 year car import rule wasn't passed in this Black Box!NFS universe.
EDIT: I also forgot the 2015 Land Rover Defender 110 in Payback/Heat/Unbound.
IRL, the Land Rover Defender (the older model, not the newer model that's been made since 2020) was only sold in the US market between 1993 and 1997, the aforementioned 2015 Defender 110 is only 2 years old at the time Payback was released, meaning that the 2015 Defender 110 is not yet eligibe to be imported to the USA/Fortune Valley/Palm City/Lakeshore, BTW, the LR Defender 110 '15 will be legal to import in 2040. (2030 for Canadians)
To be fair, you can say this to Clio V6 in MW05 or Carbon as well. Also, it's not Megane RS, it's the Megane Coupe 2.0T
Ahh i didn't realise that!
Oh and this can apply to the Peugeot 206 in UG/UG2 (that alongside the Peugeot 106 that was exclusive to the JA/EU/GB versions of UG2)
The point is, Black Box added cars that weren't sold in the NA market in their games (examples being the 04-06 Vauxhall/Holden Monaro, a British/Aussie muscle car known in the NA market as the Pontiac GTO in MW05 and Carbon and the Opel Corsa in UG2 EU/UK version)
Oh i forgot to mention the Fiat Grande Punto on MW05, Alfa Romeo Brera in Carbon and the Volkswagen Scirocco in this game and The Run.
Let's face it. The only good thing here was the soundtrack
Very fun video to watch. Haven't seen some of those cutscenes tho. Takedown is surely interesting.
41:34 I want to add one too. Chase shot the whole Chan Wu's team, but why didn't she kill us while she had the gun already? It would be easier for her if she killed
this video and my comment is very dangerous
Facts.
*VERY DANGEROUS!*
*EXTREMELY DANGEROUS*
@@Ghost-510-z2z
*VERY EXTREMELY DANGEROUS!!!*
Still The Best Nfs Game I've Ever Played ❤
Even the PSP version still reuses rosewood and rockport but even smaller
NFS Undercooked and Overdelivered
22:18 is that you N4S videos?
his voice was almost like Lester from GTA 5 and Steven from MC2 lmao
@@UndercoverBoy833YT He also sounds like CJ from GTA SA.
@@KevinAbillGaming to me, he doesn't sound like CJ other than Lester or Steven
*Sees length*
Welp, time to grab some popcorn
45:58 2F2F audition race reference.
You weren't lying, you put in the joke. :p
16:35 Vin Gasoline 😂
tbh i enjoyed the crappy ps2 version over the ps3/360/and pc version
its just a very broken most wanted and thats what makes it fun
Why every takedown mission in the SD version is against a pink car? (Except Hector's gray Evo) WHY?
43:38 that would be me. She's the baddie 🥵
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1:12:52 C.S.I. Tri-City Bay
Don't worry. Reformed is way better then OG anyway LOL
This game is so damn bad. But if there are two things I liked about this game, it was the soundtrack & the car selection.
Edit: 1:11:04 lol 😂😂😂😂
Midnight Club L.A had some cut content. NFS SUCKS as a license plate.
and also the audio files which were cut too
@@UndercoverBoy833YT yep, vehicles as well
@@UndercoverBoy833YT I swear MCLA could have been a little better
i know that, but still a great game nonetheless. Because I've completed the story mode and with South Central career expansion.
@@UndercoverBoy833YT same it took me two months just to finish the game.
33:49 At least you won first try right?
Most Wanted 05 pc port yellow filter❌
Undercover pc port yellow filter ✅ .
Don't take it as offence you know what I mean 😂😂
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