I bought this game back in 2008 and i regretted purchasing it so badly. This has to be one of the worst Need For Speed games ever created. Ever since the New Generation Consoles came out back in 2005 and 2006, the Need For Speed Franchise has gone down hill really fast.

Introduction Since I played the first Need For Speed back on the PS2 I followed the series like a religion however after I bought a PS3 Motorstorm filled my need for speed (no pun intended) I soon forgot about the street racing title of old.

Get it if your a NSF fan or just love racing games...The price is worth it!

I haven't had the game long but I have played it for a while now and it is a lot of fun with a whole different concept of things; Such as Race Days which are AWESOME! The Graphics are good, Music is good, and the game play is challenging but so much fun; Oh yeah duh THE PRICE!!!

If you have no patience and get mad at a game easily beware this game is challenging but be a good sport; That way when you come out of that uncontrollable rage and look down your controllers won't be busted

If you have invested in previous next gen NFS titles i.e. Carbon or Most Wanted then you shouldn't be too bothered about Pro Street. Although the game has a cracking soundtrack including Klaxons and Yeah Yeah Yeah's, the game itself is not great.

They may not have been to everyone's taste, but I for one loved where the Need for Speed series was going in its last two efforts. The races were exciting, escaping the police was fun, and the overarching story was perfectly acceptable for a racer.

To be honest, I'm a little disappointed that this is in the Need for Speed series. In my personal experience, Need for Speed is all about street racing, not about perfectly legit track races. But actually, that's the only disappointment this game brought me.

A bit more realistic than the previous games

Racing off the streets and on the tracks

Need for speed is known for making great racing games and this game is no different. The street racing environment is really fun and makes for a whole different feel. The car customization is really fun and buying newer, faster cars is really fun as a goal oriented game rather than just playing for...

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Need for Speed is one of the best selling videogame franchises available on multi-format platforms and has taken the crown of Christmas number one for many years. However the 2007 Christmas saw the first year in a while where Need for Speed failed to take this crown.

Ads; sponsored achievements; and the ability to purchase cars using real cash; Missing much of the stuff that made the last few games fun; Races start to feel the same after a while; Announcers will make your ears bleed