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For example my fav racing NFS was ProStreet.
Reasons why Unbound is a no from me:
The game decides for You when to race during the day and when to go night. Also your campaign progress doesn't transfer to multiplayer, You have to get everything all over again in multiplayer. It's a massive waste of time.
It is very easy and allows you to experience a variety of games. You can control your stress level. From stress-free daytime festivals to sweaty nighttime police chases.
It is a game with a very well-made foundation, and it currently has the highest number of users.
Unbound is a work for enthusiasts.
The handling of this game is difficult enough that you have to spend some time learning it.
Single-player like a mission, multiplayer that has been diversified through 2 years of updates.
This is a game for competitive multiplayer.
get as many nfs titles as you can if it's cheap i would say except payback the map sucks.
i had to stop playing this game cause my finger hurts.
Highly recommend Heat. If you prefer Arcade racing i think you'll love it.
ProStreet is probably the odd ball of the NFS franchise. I would describe it as a Colin McRae Rally akin game but with a heavy focus on street racing which by contrast is much harder than most NFS games or any other racing game for that matter. More like a racing simulator.