"All Brazilians are like that, we're always playing Soccer (Futbol!)" I feel you man... As a Mexican, i can confirm that we wear sombreros and we sleep all day besides cactus, eating Tortillas
There’s saying that goes something like: “each joke has a bit of joke in it. The rest is truth” are you saying that Brazilians don’t love football? Or Russians don’t drink vodka? Or Mexicans don’t eat tacos? It might be a bit overblown, but why are feeling ashamed for it?
@@max7971 well the same could be say about the popular stereotype that all Americans are egocentric racist. Just because it's common don't mean you can just say that about a entire country Is like this.
Nitro had some insane difficulty spikes as well. You needed to buy the fastest and most expensive car in each class to just have a fighting chance at winning. I couldn't even complete the last cup because I couldn't afford the most expensive car in the game, The Zonda R.
The artistic direction, character design, animation and the whole graffiti idea was amazing imo, the tracks actually looked good, this game is a part of my childhood with my wii Dubai,Singapur and Cairo were my favorite tracks visually, I liked the cop knockout game mode, fun fact, I thought if you finished the whole game in all difficulties (bronze and etc…) you could unlock free roam, I spent a lot of time and months trying to finish one last challenge wich was the drift platinum (I think) challenge in Spain
Personally I love this game, it is so underrated. The gameplay is fun, the graphics are great for a Wii game, the soundtrack is a banger, the cars look goofy and they sound awesome, and the characters are stereotypical but memorable. Just the mere concept of racing around and filling the city with your own customizable signature graffiti is just nuts. It kinda gets repetitive with the lack of tracks and the bronze, silver and gold cups, but still I really enjoyed it. 8/10, absolutely recommended
I don't really like Nitro all that much, but I really enjoy the game's artstyle. I'll never understand the mindset that the artstyle is terrible _because_ it's cartoonish. I guess it's because us Need For Speed fans are used to literally every other NFS games having a realistic artstyle and aesthetic.
Yeah, it kinda sucks that they can't try anything different, but at the same time, if they screw it up everyone has to wait 2 years I'm split and it's hard to trust EA these days :(
@@DefNotMyBurner True. I guess it comes down to personal preference, but it really feels like this game's artstyle gets a bit of a bad rep because it's so different compared to other NFS.
Really random story but feels nice to "get off my chest" My family grew up very poor and buying a used Wii from a flea market around 2010 with a no-name CRT TV was a big deal for my family and something which i remember very fondly. In the beginning we only had the wii sports game (i played almost exclusively tennis, my dad loved golf tho). But after some months and enough nagging we sometimes bought games you would literally find for 5€ in the supermarket bargain bin (like ford off road racing or littlest pet shop friends). I dont remember exactly why but for this game me and my dad took the bus to the city centre (I was like 7 yo) and we bought it from a gamestop (probably pre-owned). I dont know how much exactly it was but even i "acknowledged" that it was a lot of money for my dad at the time. I also remember there was a demo kiosk of blur and the split/second game and i always "dreamt" of having a 360/ps3 and games with graphics like that. But anyways i was absolutely exctatic about NFS Nitro and i spent most of my 1st grader life playing the game. The first day i had the game, my family went to get groceries and i would call them and update them on my progress 😂😂 My dad had to move away from the country because of work and my mom was always working very late shifts while my sister was at kindergarden, so i walk home from school, make myself a sandwich and just vibe on this game for hours on end waiting for my mom and sister to come home. Always felt kinda "adult" like for a 7yo but thats pretty normal in finland ig. Back then ofc i thought the characters in the cinematics were really cool, and having never visited any other country ever it really filled in the stereotypes lol. In hindsight, it really isnt a great game but it did make me very happy as a child. I rarely went back to ford/landrover racing off road (5€ supermarket game) even though that wasnt bad either. I also had chrysler classic racing but even for my standards back then that game was literal ass, its hard to even find gameplay of it, it literally plays like a 99c steam asset flip game except on wii. On the weekends when my sister was home we would sometimes play wii sports or the littlest pet shop game, which is also really cute and honestly to this day holds up well as a kids game. I did have a random acer windows xp laptop from around 2003 as a pass-me-down from an aunt of mine and a cracked copy of underground 1,2 and mw2005 but the installations were kinda messed up because the burnt discs were scratched and the disc drive was dying in general. also the games ran at 10-20 fps max, but since i never experienced anything else i just thought thats te way the games play lmao. My grandpa heard i love the nfs series after the whole nitro thing and bought me undercover PC version, i think in 2008 when it was brand new or 2009, not sure. the laptop literally played the intro scene on the highway at about 3 seconds per frame, i wasnt sure if i was watching a cinematic or actually playing. had to wait until 2013 when i got another laptop to make use of the copy lmao
Thank you so much for sharing that, I always tell people that things like this is the best part of this channel so far. I can feel the nostalgia just by reading that. But I definitely understand you on the PC part, I had a crappy PC that I always tried running games that definitely didn't run on it, including Bully, to which I even had to get a weird DLL to make the game think I had a graphics card lol
Last years i was getting gaming smartphone for present, and i playee MW gamecube version. My phone played game better than my original Pc when game was new.
@@ReplicantBattyman yeah my family including me moved from finland to germany in 2012 and my dad immediately got about 3x his old salary while our living costs stayed the same. when we heard we were going to a whole new country i was kinda hesitant so my parents promised to buy me a ps3 (which obviously was enough to convince 8yo me) Like 2nd day in germany we went to a gamestop and bought a ps3 slim which came bundled with gran turismo 5 (great game) and little big planet 2 (even better). the wii wasnt touched for about 2 years lol :( but it will always hold a special place in my heart. from my pocket money i sometimes bought pre-owned games like need for speed the run or old sports games for 5-15€. but to be honest, to this day i have never played the split/second game, ig thats kinda on my backlog lmao. i just remember so vividly standing in that gamestop as a little kid and watching some teenagers (or adults, not sure anymore) playing the demo on the kiosk and thinking how "cool" they are for playing a "real" game, not just a wii one
Its interesting how i can be so related with someone so far from my country (i'm from Costa Rica) that have a similar experience like mine with this game, i had a Wii as a first console ever back in 2010, i already played with my step brother's PS2 but i didn't live with him, so we rarely played together, back in the day i didn't know anything about game consoles, so i asked my mom a Wii for christmas gift, thinking that it was gonna be cheaper than a Ps3 (what a mistake lol) so... i only had the games that comes with the wii, but i also wanted to have a racing game, and as i already had played NFS most wanted in my stepbro's PS2, i also wanted that game for my Wii, so asked my mom to buy me a Need For Speed game for my birthday, so she gave money to one of her coworkers to buy a NFS game in one of his regular trips to the U.S as is was gonna be cheaper there than in my country, 2 weeks later the game finally comes, and it was so dissapointed that the game wasn't NSF Most Wanted but instead it was NSF Nitro, back in the day we had a very small TV in which i had to played so close to it for get focused in the race, playing with the Wii co ntroller as a stering wheel lol, besides that, i really enjoyed the game and it introduced me to new music like Tony Hawk's games did in the PS2, at least things have changed so much and now i am better and happy to play a lot of games. greatings from Costa Rica!
As a born Paraguayan (but mostly grown up in Canada) the beetle (or fuuki [foo-key] as my family calls it) was also very close to us. My dad owned something like 7 of them before we moved to Canada. Hope to one day own one myself.
@@heisenberg9861 ah, maybe because my family is German we called it differently lol. The spelling of how I said it might be wrong, low German spelling is weird for me, but the way I broke it down (foo-key) is the exact way we pronounce it.
Bro this game was such a nostalgic memory for me. Growing up with this need for speed was amazing. The tracks, the cars, the music and sounds (the skyline is my favorite sounding, along with the zonda r) and the overall gameplay really made this game unique among the others. And even though this game was pretty goofy and very different from the main formula, I think that was the point when the devs were making the game (Perhaps also because it was made by EA Montreal and not EA America). And yea the characters were stereotypical but it was a different time back then in my opinion. But other than that, it’s a great Mario-kart like racer with elements that make it a hardcore racing game (well not completely but somewhat). Also for the car editing, I’d recommend just using the wii remote if you’re gonna add vinyls to the car. Works much better than a control stick when you can point to specific parts of the car.
Hmm and I always heard Brazil was just kids kicking a ball but in front of rainbow houses while Bob Burnquist skateboarded by. I had a friend from Sao Paulo who said that and taught me Portuguese
I grew up playing the DS Version and I had an absolute blast playing that game so many memories and hours spent. I remember when I would get picked up from school and my mom would hand me my DS and I would play the game with some headphones. I still have the receipt of when I got the game. The game cost 30 dollars and my parents paid 4 dollars for a 1-year warranty thing and in total it cost $36.90. I got the game on November 21 2009 at Best Buy. I once went to a blockbuster which was a place to rent video games and I saw that Need For Speed Nitro was on the Wii and so I rented it out and 9 year old me hated it because the driving mechanics were terrible and I remember telling my mom the DS version is wayyyyy better than the Wii version. I still own the game and I will play it every now and then. The soundtrack is so good I still listen to it till this day there are definitely some bangers in there.
Yeah same, the DS version fucking slaps. I never olayed the Wii version but i can see why a lot of people didn't like it with these whacky characters and the weird cartoon artstyle. Fortunately the DS version had none of that.
@@allfatherlloyd1941 dude, I had beat every mission except for one. I could never beat the ford gt/basketball, you had to collect a bunch of smashables in an obsurdly short amount of time.
Listen man I can see all the reasons why it's bad (and holy crap those stereotypes are killing me). But the game was so freaking goofy and dramatic (not to mention one of the only few games our father played with us) we managed to 100% the game and master everything. It's funny how your perception on what makes a good or bad game changes when you grow up. Would I play it again willingly? Nah but it made some great memories. Thanks for the banger video bro!
Didn't see my comment on the comment scroll but suffice to say, I'm glad you are still looking at bad NFS games, also your spiderman videos are very cool, keep making those.
NFS the run is the best NFS ever , but many people hate it because they are focusing on the on the open world and many customizations and didn’t focus on the real action in the game and the amazing racing mode because unfortunately most of people are not a real racers
This game was one of my most played games on my wii back in the day. I used to have so much fun with it but I’m not sure how I’d feel about it now that I’m much older. But I appreciate it for doing something at least different than the rest of the games.
I love this game. It's weird for a Need For Speed game, but that's what makes it so unique compared to the typical "realistic" driving games that all look the same...
Man, growing up poor in a 3rd world country I got really lucky and my family won a hot wheels raffle for a Wii all because my young self wanted to have like a 15 dollar set that came with a signup voucher at the time. I also like many people only had Wii sports until I moved to the US. One of the first games I ever got here for like 10 dollars in GameStop was this game and as a child it made me fascinated with Driving and I believe it’s a huge influence on why I enjoy it so much I played this game for hours on end giving me countless memories. I’m very glad to see people had similar experiences in their childhood with this game
Need for speed nitro is one of my favorite nfs games. ever since I was little i remembered this game making me happy and i always had a thing for thingo's 69 charger i used to picture my self in this game racing. other people might say different but I say this is one of the best nfs games ever.
i got this game for easter one year when i was little and even my 5 year old brain looking at the boxart for this game thought "this is not need for speed.."
Glad to see this game getting more attention! I'm totally biased cause I played it as a kid, but appreciate a fresh take on it. I will say it plays a million times better with a Wii remote
Te sigo há meses e meses e só agora que descobri que tu é brasileiro. Bem que desconfiei do sotaque ahahahaha um dos canais que mais me divirto assistindo.
Bem que achei estranho vc agradecer o "Voz Feia" nos créditos de outro vídeo com uma pronúncia tão perfeita de português XD Agora tudo está explicado Estou adorando os vídeos. Mto sucesso pra vc e pro canal
This game's soundtrack is great, with artists and bands like Rise Against, Taking Back Sunday, Matt and Kim, Alex Metric, Major Lazer and El-P, too bad such a great soundtrack was wasted in such an underwhelming game
The studio realized that going for realistic graphics had two major downsides, it wasn't that possible on the wii, and believe it or not, they weren't given a good budget, and realistic graphics were out of the question. Stylized graphics were the way to go. I happen to really like this game, I just wish it could have had a AAA budget instead of EA's famous pitiful budget they throw to port games/dev new games to lower end consoles that they know wouldn't be able to be ported.
"It wasn't that possible on the Wii" Gamecube can do it and it's a weaker Wii. Hell, PS2 can do it and it's overall weaker than the Gamecube, which is weaker than the Wii. It's because the budget, not that Wii can't provide OK looking realistic looking graphics.
@@ZX3000GT1 It was what the ps3 and xbox 360 was putting out that the wii couldn't cough out, if I'm not mistaken, this was when Hot Pursuit came out for those respective consoles. Remember, the wii *is* a souped up Gamecube internally, which is why it had 1:1 backwards compatibility. The studio decided to make a new game recycling old stuff along with putting a creative twist on it rather than choosing to make a watered down version of Hot Pursuit, which I thought to be a really good choice. What I meant, without going on a tangent, is that the wii couldn't keep up with the generation it was in with raw silicon power, and a watered down version of arguably the best need for speed game of them all would not sell to good reception.
@@e-money9251 Well, if Gran Turismo 4 can be achieved on PS2, there's no reason why can't Wii do the same. And GT4 manages to look quite realistic. Sure, not on the same level as PS3 realism, but it's still look quite realistic. If he meant PS3/360 graphics, that means he's talking about HD resolutions, which Wii indeed could not achieve (although going back to GT4, that game has 1080i interpolated output through component cables on PS2).
I dunno, I actually kinda liked this game. I thought it was a very refreshing experience after many very similar games. And especially after the disaster that was NFS Undercover. This was a very unique game, I think it does its job well. Also side note the Shift games are very underrated.
Undercover was only a disaster on the PS2/Wii, because those consoles were outdated and terribly underpowered in 2008. On PC and current gen consoles it was the first HD Need for Speed and looked and played gorgeous! Nitro, on the other hand didn't feel like Need for Speed at all. I can see why people would have enjoyed it who were still children when it came out.
@@LRM12o8nah Undercover on PS3 and PC still sucks, story is boring, handling is strange, campaign is boring, customization is worse, and the graphics are awful, the bloom is unbearable. Undercover just sucks.
@@Mr.Midnight06I could argue that Undercover was a great game, the PS3 version was impossible for me to play though, I'm like 40% into the game and I can't even unlock pro package parts, tier 2 nor tier 1 cars
The only things I remember from nitro are: 1. Pressing drift turned the game into an autoscroller, it completes the turn for you 2. The cars looked so cool ehen I was 14
Na verdade eu joguei bastante esse jogo e gosto muito. Zerei ele em 2022. O drift não e confuso, é que estamos acostumados a segurar o freio. Você precisa apenas dar um toque nele e inclinar o carro para a direção do drift. Se inclinar uma diagonal ele vai derrapar menos e ficará mais rápido mas é ruim na curva e se jogar para o lado ele vai virar mais e derrapar mais. E dai vem a segunda mais importante dinâmica do jogo. A primeira é o nitro (que depende diretamente do drift). Você tem duas barras de nitro que enchem a medida que faz manobras de estilo. como correr no vácuo do adversário saltar em velocidade ou, Derrapar. que é a que você mais vai fazer no jogo e a que você tem mais controle. A mecânica de quebrar o carro é bem interessante e estratégica. Pois as pistas do jogo tem curvas muito desafiadoras e pistas estreitas. as vezes acumulam corredores e você pode bater fácil neles ou nas paredes principalmente quando usa os dois nitros de uma vez só. E logo seu carro pode quebrar. então ter um item chave pode te salvar. pois o carro quebrado perde a capacidade de carregar nitro até ser reparado. Isso é muito estratégico também pois o outro item do jogo é o que chama a polícia. Pode vir de 1 até 5 carros contra você te batendo e atrasando (o primeiro corredor sempre terá pelo menos 2 carros atrás dele). Os pontos de estilo servem para dar estrelas que são como desafios de cada evento. Cada corrida tem 5 estrelas. Uma para cada lugar no pódio.(O terceiro rende uma o segundo outro e o primeiro outra) Uma estrela por bater o numero de pontos de estilo mínimo atingido. (essa costuma se ganhar mais derrapando para fazer pontos) e uma por vencer a menor volta da corrida) As minhas críticas ao jogo ficam por cargo de ter poucas cenas dos corredores, poderia ter uma cena de derrota deles. ou aparecer uma telinha deles falando ou te zoando durante a corrida final de cada área que nem no need for speed carbon. E podiam pelo menos ter mais umas 5 pistas pelo menos. 2 para cada país é muito pouco. As opções de carros são boas e ter A kombi e o fusquinha no Brasil é bem legal. Apesar dos carros poderem ser um pouquinho mais modelados. A impressão que eu tenho é que a imagem tem um afunilamento de perspectiva, então sempre fica uma sensação de que eles estão um pouco distorcidos como se o jogo estivesse sendo transmitido com uma lente grande angular. Mas fica bonito o efeito em alta velocidade. As musicas são muito boas apesar de não ter nada local de cada pais. Eu sonho com uma continuação digna para este jogo. ele é muito competente e sólido no gameplay. Apesar de ser um pouco repetitivo as provas dão uma sobre vida para ele. Conseguir as estrelas é um grande desafio, que fica menos duro pois repetir as mesmas pistas tantas vezes te deixa bem treinado. A mesma sensação que eu tive ao jogar need for speed Underground 1 que tem muita repetição de pistas também. A nota para este jogo é um sólido 8. Espero que um dia façam uma continuação. talvez pudesse ser retrabalhado e lançado no Switch que não tem muitos jogos de corrida.
honestly as a kid i had a lot of fun with nitro on the nintendo ds and i say that having played underground thru carbon religiously. graphics were inoffensive for the system, the soundtrack is super underrated, it plays pretty tight too (not sure how much of this is the nostalgia as i haven't picked it up in over 10 years). only gripe for me was in the amount and variety of content.
This may be the worst, but what are your thoughts on the newest one? Unbound, that is. I'm having an absolute blast with it, it's in my top 3 NFS games
@@BlooTeg I was skeptical about the driving effects at first but they REALLY grew on me, and what you said about the music is definitely true. I gave it a fair shot, but I now play with my own music playing instead
10 races, fake-ass "drifting"... This looks like a Mario Kart clone. I only played one of those, Sonic & SEGA All-Stars, and the way the cars drift in that look like they do in this. They just "snap" into a sideways position and you have to move the stick left and right to balance the car or something. Very unappealing in a game with the Need For Speed name. It's like they lost the source code of the good games going into Undercover, add an identity crisis on top o that and you get almost a decade of bad tittles.
"They didn't think about people using a different console's controller" they made it for casual gamers. No casual uses the controller of another console when playing a game. Plus the game was made for Wii motion controls, so using a gamecube controller is obviously why the controls are fucked up. The motion controls were the entire point of the game, so if you didn't use them, you can't really critique the game fairly.
Well, it is an option in the game and the controls weren't the whole point of the video; but again, I'm not making videos to be taken that seriously. Literally the description of the channel lol
The only thing I can think aboht this game is "That one Need For Speed with fat ass goofy cars" "And a Brazilian character who plays soccer with his on flippers"
Another good video! I got this game when it was new and I ain't played it on my Wii in a very long time, but I don't remember having a good experience with the drifting in this game and I think I got frustrated with one of the drifting challenges and gave up on it. I always found it kind of weird how they have that guy talking in the tutorial, yet to my knowledge that's the only time the game even has voice acting. I kind of liked this game at first, but overtime I lost interest in it and maybe it's my age, but I don't really like the cartoony theme looking back now. I'm glad other people enjoyed this game because I didn't care too much for it. Must admit, when Unbound came out, I got a lot of NFS Nitro vibes from it and despite how I felt about Nitro, I actually want to play that one someday.
Nah this ain't need for speed, this is requirement for velocity
dude LMAO
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Top tier comment
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Im dead. This is too good.
"All Brazilians are like that, we're always playing Soccer (Futbol!)"
I feel you man... As a Mexican, i can confirm that we wear sombreros and we sleep all day besides cactus, eating Tortillas
As an American I can confirm that all we eat are burgers and hotdogs, we have pet eagles, and we all have guns
I can confirm that as a Canadian all we do is drink maple syrup and we treat everyone with pure kindness
There’s saying that goes something like: “each joke has a bit of joke in it. The rest is truth” are you saying that Brazilians don’t love football? Or Russians don’t drink vodka? Or Mexicans don’t eat tacos? It might be a bit overblown, but why are feeling ashamed for it?
@@max7971 well the same could be say about the popular stereotype that all Americans are egocentric racist.
Just because it's common don't mean you can just say that about a entire country Is like this.
don't forget the yellow landscapes even at night
Its like they live in a universe where everyone is the most stereotypical person in their race lmao
Nitro had some insane difficulty spikes as well. You needed to buy the fastest and most expensive car in each class to just have a fighting chance at winning. I couldn't even complete the last cup because I couldn't afford the most expensive car in the game, The Zonda R.
I just played it so much that I completely grinded it out. The hardest one for me was the final Singapore drift track.
Idk I remember beating the game with all the boss cars,I felt like this one was too easy because I was prepared for it to be as hard as NFS HP2
I beat it with the Gallardo lol
The artistic direction, character design, animation and the whole graffiti idea was amazing imo, the tracks actually looked good, this game is a part of my childhood with my wii Dubai,Singapur and Cairo were my favorite tracks visually, I liked the cop knockout game mode, fun fact, I thought if you finished the whole game in all difficulties (bronze and etc…) you could unlock free roam, I spent a lot of time and months trying to finish one last challenge wich was the drift platinum (I think) challenge in Spain
Yeah this game made Golden Memories with a lot of childhoods
Do you mean *autistic art direction?
Personally I love this game, it is so underrated. The gameplay is fun, the graphics are great for a Wii game, the soundtrack is a banger, the cars look goofy and they sound awesome, and the characters are stereotypical but memorable. Just the mere concept of racing around and filling the city with your own customizable signature graffiti is just nuts. It kinda gets repetitive with the lack of tracks and the bronze, silver and gold cups, but still I really enjoyed it. 8/10, absolutely recommended
I wish they went full into that idea of painting the world with your signature, it could look so cool!
I coulda swore I was the only human to own this game shit was a banger in 2009
@@Lightskinlightningthe game was a banger indeed. Sadly my disk stopped working 🥲
I played with my cousin once, it felt a lot like Mario Kart and not at all like Need for Speed, that was truly a "what the f@ck"-moment, lol!
@@fenypoo my condolences ☹️
Oh BlueTag, never change man. Never change. Your videos make my day a little better
I'm happy to hear that! Glad I can be of service!
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@@ViNTRiX97 bmw m3 on pfp?
@@Ultraadminbruh pfp? Sorry dont know what u mean. Im german
@@ViNTRiX97 is it a bmw m3 in the profile picture?
Pretty sure this game was the inspiration for NFS Unbound, so I am happy for its existence. Also, I had a blast playing it as a kid.
I kinda dig this game's artstyle more than unbounds since they made everything a cartoon not just the car aesthetic effects and characters
Unbound prolly the worst NFS game I’ve played lol
@@gamingarachnid3367 it's not the bad tho
@@gamingarachnid3367 Not bad as Undercover or Burnout Most Wanted.
0:24 Me holding back the urge to say a slur in public like:
LMAO
NFS nitro was the entire reason I knew about Tesla a decade before everyone else did. I think that’s gotta count for something.
Elon is definitely proud.
I don't really like Nitro all that much, but I really enjoy the game's artstyle. I'll never understand the mindset that the artstyle is terrible _because_ it's cartoonish. I guess it's because us Need For Speed fans are used to literally every other NFS games having a realistic artstyle and aesthetic.
Yeah, it kinda sucks that they can't try anything different, but at the same time, if they screw it up everyone has to wait 2 years
I'm split and it's hard to trust EA these days :(
@owo same man :(
And now we have NFS Unbound
I mean there’s a such thing as an ugly art style. This game has the same art style as the movie Foodfight. Meanwhile Unbound gets unwarranted hate
@@DefNotMyBurner True. I guess it comes down to personal preference, but it really feels like this game's artstyle gets a bit of a bad rep because it's so different compared to other NFS.
Really random story but feels nice to "get off my chest"
My family grew up very poor and buying a used Wii from a flea market around 2010 with a no-name CRT TV was a big deal for my family and something which i remember very fondly. In the beginning we only had the wii sports game (i played almost exclusively tennis, my dad loved golf tho). But after some months and enough nagging we sometimes bought games you would literally find for 5€ in the supermarket bargain bin (like ford off road racing or littlest pet shop friends). I dont remember exactly why but for this game me and my dad took the bus to the city centre (I was like 7 yo) and we bought it from a gamestop (probably pre-owned). I dont know how much exactly it was but even i "acknowledged" that it was a lot of money for my dad at the time. I also remember there was a demo kiosk of blur and the split/second game and i always "dreamt" of having a 360/ps3 and games with graphics like that. But anyways i was absolutely exctatic about NFS Nitro and i spent most of my 1st grader life playing the game. The first day i had the game, my family went to get groceries and i would call them and update them on my progress 😂😂
My dad had to move away from the country because of work and my mom was always working very late shifts while my sister was at kindergarden, so i walk home from school, make myself a sandwich and just vibe on this game for hours on end waiting for my mom and sister to come home. Always felt kinda "adult" like for a 7yo but thats pretty normal in finland ig. Back then ofc i thought the characters in the cinematics were really cool, and having never visited any other country ever it really filled in the stereotypes lol.
In hindsight, it really isnt a great game but it did make me very happy as a child. I rarely went back to ford/landrover racing off road (5€ supermarket game) even though that wasnt bad either. I also had chrysler classic racing but even for my standards back then that game was literal ass, its hard to even find gameplay of it, it literally plays like a 99c steam asset flip game except on wii. On the weekends when my sister was home we would sometimes play wii sports or the littlest pet shop game, which is also really cute and honestly to this day holds up well as a kids game.
I did have a random acer windows xp laptop from around 2003 as a pass-me-down from an aunt of mine and a cracked copy of underground 1,2 and mw2005 but the installations were kinda messed up because the burnt discs were scratched and the disc drive was dying in general. also the games ran at 10-20 fps max, but since i never experienced anything else i just thought thats te way the games play lmao. My grandpa heard i love the nfs series after the whole nitro thing and bought me undercover PC version, i think in 2008 when it was brand new or 2009, not sure. the laptop literally played the intro scene on the highway at about 3 seconds per frame, i wasnt sure if i was watching a cinematic or actually playing. had to wait until 2013 when i got another laptop to make use of the copy lmao
Thank you so much for sharing that, I always tell people that things like this is the best part of this channel so far. I can feel the nostalgia just by reading that.
But I definitely understand you on the PC part, I had a crappy PC that I always tried running games that definitely didn't run on it, including Bully, to which I even had to get a weird DLL to make the game think I had a graphics card lol
Last years i was getting gaming smartphone for present, and i playee MW gamecube version. My phone played game better than my original Pc when game was new.
Great story. Did you eventually get a chance to play those games you always wanted to as a kid? like the 360 and PC ones?
@@ReplicantBattyman yeah my family including me moved from finland to germany in 2012 and my dad immediately got about 3x his old salary while our living costs stayed the same. when we heard we were going to a whole new country i was kinda hesitant so my parents promised to buy me a ps3 (which obviously was enough to convince 8yo me) Like 2nd day in germany we went to a gamestop and bought a ps3 slim which came bundled with gran turismo 5 (great game) and little big planet 2 (even better). the wii wasnt touched for about 2 years lol :( but it will always hold a special place in my heart. from my pocket money i sometimes bought pre-owned games like need for speed the run or old sports games for 5-15€. but to be honest, to this day i have never played the split/second game, ig thats kinda on my backlog lmao. i just remember so vividly standing in that gamestop as a little kid and watching some teenagers (or adults, not sure anymore) playing the demo on the kiosk and thinking how "cool" they are for playing a "real" game, not just a wii one
Its interesting how i can be so related with someone so far from my country (i'm from Costa Rica) that have a similar experience like mine with this game, i had a Wii as a first console ever back in 2010, i already played with my step brother's PS2 but i didn't live with him, so we rarely played together, back in the day i didn't know anything about game consoles, so i asked my mom a Wii for christmas gift, thinking that it was gonna be cheaper than a Ps3 (what a mistake lol) so... i only had the games that comes with the wii, but i also wanted to have a racing game, and as i already had played NFS most wanted in my stepbro's PS2, i also wanted that game for my Wii, so asked my mom to buy me a Need For Speed game for my birthday, so she gave money to one of her coworkers to buy a NFS game in one of his regular trips to the U.S as is was gonna be cheaper there than in my country, 2 weeks later the game finally comes, and it was so dissapointed that the game wasn't NSF Most Wanted but instead it was NSF Nitro, back in the day we had a very small TV in which i had to played so close to it for get focused in the race, playing with the Wii co ntroller as a stering wheel lol, besides that, i really enjoyed the game and it introduced me to new music like Tony Hawk's games did in the PS2, at least things have changed so much and now i am better and happy to play a lot of games. greatings from Costa Rica!
As a born Paraguayan (but mostly grown up in Canada) the beetle (or fuuki [foo-key] as my family calls it) was also very close to us. My dad owned something like 7 of them before we moved to Canada. Hope to one day own one myself.
Oh wow! That's really cool, I hope you do! Such a classic!
Fusca mate? Lol
@@heisenberg9861 sorry what?
@@carston101 the VW beetle in both paraguay and Brazil are called the "Fusca" haha, I used to call it the ant as a kid 😂
@@heisenberg9861 ah, maybe because my family is German we called it differently lol. The spelling of how I said it might be wrong, low German spelling is weird for me, but the way I broke it down (foo-key) is the exact way we pronounce it.
Eu nem imaginava que esse cara é brasileiro kkkkkkkkkk
mto bom
auahuahaua enois
NEM EU! COMO ASSIM MANO! KASJDÇKAJSDKJASD
@@BlooTeg hehehehehe agora sim me inscrevo
CHAD APENAS
Are you a tourist? Do you have any cash?
Bro this game was such a nostalgic memory for me. Growing up with this need for speed was amazing. The tracks, the cars, the music and sounds (the skyline is my favorite sounding, along with the zonda r) and the overall gameplay really made this game unique among the others. And even though this game was pretty goofy and very different from the main formula, I think that was the point when the devs were making the game (Perhaps also because it was made by EA Montreal and not EA America). And yea the characters were stereotypical but it was a different time back then in my opinion. But other than that, it’s a great Mario-kart like racer with elements that make it a hardcore racing game (well not completely but somewhat). Also for the car editing, I’d recommend just using the wii remote if you’re gonna add vinyls to the car. Works much better than a control stick when you can point to specific parts of the car.
Acho que todos Brasileiros concordam que deveriam adicionar um uno com escada nos need for speed
E o fuscão do Grosso
Hmm and I always heard Brazil was just kids kicking a ball but in front of rainbow houses while Bob Burnquist skateboarded by.
I had a friend from Sao Paulo who said that and taught me Portuguese
LOL
I grew up playing the DS Version and I had an absolute blast playing that game so many memories and hours spent. I remember when I would get picked up from school and my mom would hand me my DS and I would play the game with some headphones. I still have the receipt of when I got the game. The game cost 30 dollars and my parents paid 4 dollars for a 1-year warranty thing and in total it cost $36.90. I got the game on November 21 2009 at Best Buy. I once went to a blockbuster which was a place to rent video games and I saw that Need For Speed Nitro was on the Wii and so I rented it out and 9 year old me hated it because the driving mechanics were terrible and I remember telling my mom the DS version is wayyyyy better than the Wii version. I still own the game and I will play it every now and then. The soundtrack is so good I still listen to it till this day there are definitely some bangers in there.
that's really cool, it seems like everyone agrees the DS version is better than the wii, which is interesting hahah
Yeah same, the DS version fucking slaps. I never olayed the Wii version but i can see why a lot of people didn't like it with these whacky characters and the weird cartoon artstyle. Fortunately the DS version had none of that.
@@allfatherlloyd1941 dude, I had beat every mission except for one. I could never beat the ford gt/basketball, you had to collect a bunch of smashables in an obsurdly short amount of time.
Ver o cara fazendo embaixadinha com o chinelo me quebrou totalmente XD
Agora oq me deixou incrédulo foi saber que ele é Br (o cara do vídeo não o mano Br do Need)
@@blaco7933 Pô, era meio óbvio kk, o cenário todo é brasileiro, tem até as cadeirinhas de bar
porra, muito bom ver um brasileiro fazendo um conteúdo de qualidade em inglês pra alcançar um público maior, sucesso!!!!
muito obrigado!
Listen man I can see all the reasons why it's bad (and holy crap those stereotypes are killing me). But the game was so freaking goofy and dramatic (not to mention one of the only few games our father played with us) we managed to 100% the game and master everything.
It's funny how your perception on what makes a good or bad game changes when you grow up.
Would I play it again willingly? Nah but it made some great memories.
Thanks for the banger video bro!
Glad you enjoyed! It was definitely fun to play it ( in it's own way )
It's interesting how The Worst NFS has the Best Cars Sounds in it's Franchise
Didn't see my comment on the comment scroll but suffice to say, I'm glad you are still looking at bad NFS games, also your spiderman videos are very cool, keep making those.
thank you for being around! I'll keep working on those for sure!
Despite not being a real NFS, The Run is an hidden gem. Idk about the Wii version but i had a lot of fun playing it on the PS3
I think only played it once a long time ago, I have to get that one again
NFS the run is the best NFS ever , but many people hate it because they are focusing on the on the open world and many customizations and didn’t focus on the real action in the game and the amazing racing mode because unfortunately most of people are not a real racers
and i did on the wii
@@eaglaxle don't exaggerate, it is surely a fun experience but it's nowhere near a true NFS game
It was on 3DS too i think
My brother in christ, you don't know what true anguish is like until you try NFS most wanted DS 💀💀💀
*uploaded 34 seconds ago* My mouse never went zoom so suddenly before.
mr halo himself on my comment section
That first cutscene with Thiago makes the Nitro Player the first and only Brazilian NFS Protagonist.
Muito boom... eu acho.
This game was one of my most played games on my wii back in the day. I used to have so much fun with it but I’m not sure how I’d feel about it now that I’m much older. But I appreciate it for doing something at least different than the rest of the games.
that intro with the brazilian character at the start made my day. love your nfs vids keep up the good work
lmao thank you so much! will definitely make more NFS videos
I used to love this game. This, of all things, was part of my childhood
Nice. It definitely seems like a game that sticks to you if you play it as a kid
@@BlooTeg yes
Dude the guy in Dubai looks like Jesus Christ if he drove cars 💀
I love this game. It's weird for a Need For Speed game, but that's what makes it so unique compared to the typical "realistic" driving games that all look the same...
Man, growing up poor in a 3rd world country I got really lucky and my family won a hot wheels raffle for a Wii all because my young self wanted to have like a 15 dollar set that came with a signup voucher at the time. I also like many people only had Wii sports until I moved to the US. One of the first games I ever got here for like 10 dollars in GameStop was this game and as a child it made me fascinated with Driving and I believe it’s a huge influence on why I enjoy it so much I played this game for hours on end giving me countless memories. I’m very glad to see people had similar experiences in their childhood with this game
There's also the Wii version of Hot Pursuit 2010 which is literally Nitro but worse from what I saw so far.
I'm on it!
I seen gameplay of it. It looks like shit
and don't forget the Wii version of NFS The Run, which is also pretty bad to my knowledge.
@@ArbitraryOutcome yeah I didn't forget I was talking about that earlier
@@ArbitraryOutcome I have the 3DS port of that version. It does chug at points considering the handheld's weaker specs versus the GameCube.
Just got shown your channel man, already love it. Thanks for the content. I've subbed for more.
thank you so much! Happy you liked it!
Need for speed nitro is one of my favorite nfs games. ever since I was little i remembered this game making me happy and i always had a thing for thingo's 69 charger i used to picture my self in this game racing. other people might say different but I say this is one of the best nfs games ever.
hey, if you like it, you like it, no shame in that! We're just here to have fun
i got this game for easter one year when i was little and even my 5 year old brain looking at the boxart for this game thought "this is not need for speed.."
Glad to see this game getting more attention! I'm totally biased cause I played it as a kid, but appreciate a fresh take on it. I will say it plays a million times better with a Wii remote
That's interesting, if I ever get a wii controller I'm definitely checking that out again!
Jawad's intro is heat honestly 😂😂
Te sigo há meses e meses e só agora que descobri que tu é brasileiro. Bem que desconfiei do sotaque ahahahaha um dos canais que mais me divirto assistindo.
uahauaauhaus muito obrigado!
Bem que achei estranho vc agradecer o "Voz Feia" nos créditos de outro vídeo com uma pronúncia tão perfeita de português XD
Agora tudo está explicado
Estou adorando os vídeos. Mto sucesso pra vc e pro canal
This game's soundtrack is great, with artists and bands like Rise Against, Taking Back Sunday, Matt and Kim, Alex Metric, Major Lazer and El-P, too bad such a great soundtrack was wasted in such an underwhelming game
8:15
"I'm surprised you can edit videos on that PC." 😂
this game gives me so much childhood nostalgia, i played it A LOT as a kid
Já tenho certeza que o canal tem um sucesso gigante pela frente.. Ótimo vídeo e parabéns por todo o conteúdo!! 🇧🇷🇧🇷
I remember playing this on the Wii and was like “wtf is this” 💀
The studio realized that going for realistic graphics had two major downsides, it wasn't that possible on the wii, and believe it or not, they weren't given a good budget, and realistic graphics were out of the question. Stylized graphics were the way to go. I happen to really like this game, I just wish it could have had a AAA budget instead of EA's famous pitiful budget they throw to port games/dev new games to lower end consoles that they know wouldn't be able to be ported.
I'd really like to see how that! I think the closest we got to it is unbound but it's still not even close
"It wasn't that possible on the Wii"
Gamecube can do it and it's a weaker Wii. Hell, PS2 can do it and it's overall weaker than the Gamecube, which is weaker than the Wii.
It's because the budget, not that Wii can't provide OK looking realistic looking graphics.
@@ZX3000GT1 It was what the ps3 and xbox 360 was putting out that the wii couldn't cough out, if I'm not mistaken, this was when Hot Pursuit came out for those respective consoles. Remember, the wii *is* a souped up Gamecube internally, which is why it had 1:1 backwards compatibility. The studio decided to make a new game recycling old stuff along with putting a creative twist on it rather than choosing to make a watered down version of Hot Pursuit, which I thought to be a really good choice. What I meant, without going on a tangent, is that the wii couldn't keep up with the generation it was in with raw silicon power, and a watered down version of arguably the best need for speed game of them all would not sell to good reception.
@@ZX3000GT1 what he meant with realistic graphics is ps3 and xbox 360 graphics and of course it’s impossible with the wii
@@e-money9251 Well, if Gran Turismo 4 can be achieved on PS2, there's no reason why can't Wii do the same.
And GT4 manages to look quite realistic. Sure, not on the same level as PS3 realism, but it's still look quite realistic.
If he meant PS3/360 graphics, that means he's talking about HD resolutions, which Wii indeed could not achieve (although going back to GT4, that game has 1080i interpolated output through component cables on PS2).
thanks for that ps1 intro. omg so much nostalgia came out of me unbelivable.
I dunno, I actually kinda liked this game. I thought it was a very refreshing experience after many very similar games. And especially after the disaster that was NFS Undercover. This was a very unique game, I think it does its job well.
Also side note the Shift games are very underrated.
Hey, I like Nicktoons Racing for the PS1, I don't judge anyone by the games they like. Most of the time.
Undercover was only a disaster on the PS2/Wii, because those consoles were outdated and terribly underpowered in 2008. On PC and current gen consoles it was the first HD Need for Speed and looked and played gorgeous!
Nitro, on the other hand didn't feel like Need for Speed at all. I can see why people would have enjoyed it who were still children when it came out.
@@LRM12o8nah Undercover on PS3 and PC still sucks, story is boring, handling is strange, campaign is boring, customization is worse, and the graphics are awful, the bloom is unbearable. Undercover just sucks.
@@Mr.Midnight06I could argue that Undercover was a great game, the PS3 version was impossible for me to play though, I'm like 40% into the game and I can't even unlock pro package parts, tier 2 nor tier 1 cars
You've unlocked a core memory of mine, this was my childhood, and I didn't even realize it was a Need for Speed game
The only things I remember from nitro are:
1. Pressing drift turned the game into an autoscroller, it completes the turn for you
2. The cars looked so cool ehen I was 14
Hey, i still think the cars are cool, even when they look like Hot Wheels Cars
Is that the dream cash opening theme!? That's nostalgia on another level
Na verdade eu joguei bastante esse jogo e gosto muito. Zerei ele em 2022.
O drift não e confuso, é que estamos acostumados a segurar o freio. Você precisa apenas dar um toque nele e inclinar o carro para a direção do drift. Se inclinar uma diagonal ele vai derrapar menos e ficará mais rápido mas é ruim na curva e se jogar para o lado ele vai virar mais e derrapar mais. E dai vem a segunda mais importante dinâmica do jogo.
A primeira é o nitro (que depende diretamente do drift). Você tem duas barras de nitro que enchem a medida que faz manobras de estilo. como correr no vácuo do adversário saltar em velocidade ou, Derrapar. que é a que você mais vai fazer no jogo e a que você tem mais controle. A mecânica de quebrar o carro é bem interessante e estratégica. Pois as pistas do jogo tem curvas muito desafiadoras e pistas estreitas. as vezes acumulam corredores e você pode bater fácil neles ou nas paredes principalmente quando usa os dois nitros de uma vez só. E logo seu carro pode quebrar. então ter um item chave pode te salvar. pois o carro quebrado perde a capacidade de carregar nitro até ser reparado. Isso é muito estratégico também pois o outro item do jogo é o que chama a polícia. Pode vir de 1 até 5 carros contra você te batendo e atrasando (o primeiro corredor sempre terá pelo menos 2 carros atrás dele).
Os pontos de estilo servem para dar estrelas que são como desafios de cada evento. Cada corrida tem 5 estrelas. Uma para cada lugar no pódio.(O terceiro rende uma o segundo outro e o primeiro outra) Uma estrela por bater o numero de pontos de estilo mínimo atingido. (essa costuma se ganhar mais derrapando para fazer pontos) e uma por vencer a menor volta da corrida)
As minhas críticas ao jogo ficam por cargo de ter poucas cenas dos corredores, poderia ter uma cena de derrota deles. ou aparecer uma telinha deles falando ou te zoando durante a corrida final de cada área que nem no need for speed carbon. E podiam pelo menos ter mais umas 5 pistas pelo menos. 2 para cada país é muito pouco. As opções de carros são boas e ter A kombi e o fusquinha no Brasil é bem legal. Apesar dos carros poderem ser um pouquinho mais modelados. A impressão que eu tenho é que a imagem tem um afunilamento de perspectiva, então sempre fica uma sensação de que eles estão um pouco distorcidos como se o jogo estivesse sendo transmitido com uma lente grande angular. Mas fica bonito o efeito em alta velocidade.
As musicas são muito boas apesar de não ter nada local de cada pais. Eu sonho com uma continuação digna para este jogo. ele é muito competente e sólido no gameplay. Apesar de ser um pouco repetitivo as provas dão uma sobre vida para ele. Conseguir as estrelas é um grande desafio, que fica menos duro pois repetir as mesmas pistas tantas vezes te deixa bem treinado. A mesma sensação que eu tive ao jogar need for speed Underground 1 que tem muita repetição de pistas também. A nota para este jogo é um sólido 8. Espero que um dia façam uma continuação. talvez pudesse ser retrabalhado e lançado no Switch que não tem muitos jogos de corrida.
If the main character was a real Brazilian, he'd have a Volkswagen hatchback. Not a chop top muscle car.
I remember watching this game on RUclips when i was a kid.
Probably the trippiest NFS Game ever seen
definitely weird
@@BlooTeg and bless ya with that IGN verdict skit lol,
Also early to say this but if you take break, then early happy holiday/new year to ya
I'll at least get to the Christmas video, but already letting people know just in case
Fun fact: in the begging the background music is the same as JV is music in need for speed most wanted
i legit cried when i saw that type 2
and those were not tears of joy
Same.
What are you even saying that thing was fun, like just imagine killing corollas and camaros in a bus!
NFS Payback: Allow me to introduce ourselves
I played this monstrosity when I was younger...God I hated this 😂😂
my condolences
you missed my favorite part, when playing co-op on elimination races you get to play as the police if you get knocked out before the race ends.
I don't have any friends
honestly as a kid i had a lot of fun with nitro on the nintendo ds and i say that having played underground thru carbon religiously. graphics were inoffensive for the system, the soundtrack is super underrated, it plays pretty tight too (not sure how much of this is the nostalgia as i haven't picked it up in over 10 years). only gripe for me was in the amount and variety of content.
Nah don’t lie tho, Jawad’s intro was cold😭😭 3:44
- Almost hits you with his car
- Throws money on you
- Leaves
- Doesn’t elaborate
The true sigma male
Caraca, tu é brasileiro? Que doido, num mar de comentaristas americanos achei você. Seu canal é muito foda, parabéns!
The soundtrack is like going to the Slavic region with no hard bass comrade
*I NEED IT IN JUST A SINGLE DECENT RACING GAME! PLEASE GOD PLEASE*
This may be the worst, but what are your thoughts on the newest one? Unbound, that is. I'm having an absolute blast with it, it's in my top 3 NFS games
Finished it in 24 hours, really liked it! I felt like making a video on it but wasn't sure people would be interested
@@BlooTeg I was skeptical about the driving effects at first but they REALLY grew on me, and what you said about the music is definitely true. I gave it a fair shot, but I now play with my own music playing instead
@@BlooTeg dont lock your content to older games, while you're still growing fast its good to diversify content so you dont get stuck
BlueTag please do a review on Unbound or Heat please! Oh and I love the ur mom joke 🤣
@@BlooTeg Do it, I love your content and I'd love to see your review on that game
This is the first Video of you that i have seen, but it was fun to watch !
Keep going and always have fun with what you are doing
Thank you so much! It's been extremely fun for sure!
As a kid, my parents wouldnt ever let me get new games, so this game was something I played literally all the time on the wii
We have Need For Speed at home… RIP
As a brazilian it's incredibly offensive for me that the BR dude doesn't drive a Chevettão
Uma coisa esse jogo tem de muito bom: o som dos carros. Mano o ronco do Fusca e da Kombi são deliciosos de ouvir.
Your comedic pause is top tier 🤣
I'm glad that's been working out and it's not just me finding it funny LOL
I just love this channel... I wonder why I didn't find it sooner.
3:24 Wait, a TESLA? Wow, i didnt know they started that long ago
Your comedy style is too good. Where has this channel been all my life?
thank you so much!
10 races, fake-ass "drifting"... This looks like a Mario Kart clone. I only played one of those, Sonic & SEGA All-Stars, and the way the cars drift in that look like they do in this. They just "snap" into a sideways position and you have to move the stick left and right to balance the car or something. Very unappealing in a game with the Need For Speed name. It's like they lost the source code of the good games going into Undercover, add an identity crisis on top o that and you get almost a decade of bad tittles.
This isnt Need for Speed. This is Asphalt
I used to love the fact of the first painting the walls when I was a kid
Instead of naming it NFS nitro.
EA should've named it NFS stereotypes.
I mean...geeez..
"They didn't think about people using a different console's controller" they made it for casual gamers. No casual uses the controller of another console when playing a game. Plus the game was made for Wii motion controls, so using a gamecube controller is obviously why the controls are fucked up. The motion controls were the entire point of the game, so if you didn't use them, you can't really critique the game fairly.
Well, it is an option in the game and the controls weren't the whole point of the video; but again, I'm not making videos to be taken that seriously. Literally the description of the channel lol
This is where NFS Unbound got its graphics 😂
I have memories of my childhood playing this on a wii. Feels like forever ago now that I have 3 generations of Xbox consoles
okay the pause after the Dubai guy throw money :"D
The only thing I can think aboht this game is
"That one Need For Speed with fat ass goofy cars"
"And a Brazilian character who plays soccer with his on flippers"
Dude your channel will have 100k subscribers by the end of the year 🎉, you're awesome
haha thank you so much
You didn't explain why the drifting is bad. Just said "is bad", even though it unironically looks like the best drifting in series.
damn the new asphalt 8 and mario kart crossover is insane
Another good video! I got this game when it was new and I ain't played it on my Wii in a very long time, but I don't remember having a good experience with the drifting in this game and I think I got frustrated with one of the drifting challenges and gave up on it. I always found it kind of weird how they have that guy talking in the tutorial, yet to my knowledge that's the only time the game even has voice acting. I kind of liked this game at first, but overtime I lost interest in it and maybe it's my age, but I don't really like the cartoony theme looking back now. I'm glad other people enjoyed this game because I didn't care too much for it.
Must admit, when Unbound came out, I got a lot of NFS Nitro vibes from it and despite how I felt about Nitro, I actually want to play that one someday.
Bro you’re funny asl
“…and don’t worry, this is not a your mom joke…however the cars in this game are as ugly as her”
Dead 💀
GOTTEM
when i saw this ggame the first time, i was like "why the hell are the logos so big"
Anyone else remember playing the stripped down version from the nintende dsi shop?
I don't even remember this one because I've never bought a Wii. I guess I'm lucky to have missed out.
These physics remind me of those asphalt java games
The Most Wanted soundrack in backround was insane.
I actually really enjoyed it as a kid on the wii
A little fun fact that NFS Nitro is available on Facebook (old gen), but it's only point and click, just like VDream
what really? that's interesting lol
It was also on the nintendo ds. and like all DS ports, it is essentially a roblox copy without cutscenes.
The DS version of Nitro is a banger.
I am Brazilian and I am White like 50% of the population but I never seen a white Brazilian in games
Soo.. Need for speed became Mario Kart without the power ups?? 😂😂😂
bruh i remember waking up early at like 5 so i could play before school (that was in 1st grade)
Your editing is incredible! I legit bursted out laughing at the Brazilian character one 😂
thank you so much!