Need for Speed: Undercover (2008)
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Type: Racing Developer: EA Black Box Publisher: Electronic Arts Platforms: Wii, PC, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 Damageable vehicles: Yes Contributors (in progress): TBD |
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| Somebody needs to separate this, the PS2/Wii version is entirely different to the PS3/X360/PC version and as such has different cars too, some cars aren’t in the PS2/Wii version | ||
| Unused vehicles with visible models found on the game files of the next gen versions are missing on the page, they are: Chrysler 300C. Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera (reused from Prostreet) Nissan 350Z (appeared in a early trailer before the release, was replaced by the Nissan 370Z. Another ones like Saleen S7, Buick GNX and Subaru Impreza doesn't have models, only mentions about his specs. -- Last edit: 2025-04-06 12:57:12 | |
| Silnev wrote No. Prostreet wasn't split, Carbon wasn't split. Heck even the older games like High Stakes weren't split. The PS2 and Wii versions share basically the same list apart from a few exceptions so apart from the exceptions there's no need for them to have a separate entry. In any case the PS2/Wii version only have a few exclusive cars and otherwise share the same list so creating an entirely separate entry is unnecessary. I mean, I have both Carbon and Undercover on Wii. I will say I disagree, there's no reason to split Carbon since it is exactly the same game on Wii. Undercover is a completely different game in my opinion, with different car list, and even map. The only thing that is the same on Wii and PC is the cutscenes, while Carbon and Pro Street are exact copies of PC version! | ||
| Konkordski wrote i dunno if this has been discussed before, but since i just noticed there are cars listed here from the PS2/Wii version of the game; shouldn't the PS2/Wii version of NFS Undercover be in a separate entry? it is a very different game from the original PS3/XBOX/PC version, and made by different developers too. No. Prostreet wasn't split, Carbon wasn't split. Heck even the older games like High Stakes weren't split. The PS2 and Wii versions share basically the same list apart from a few exceptions so apart from the exceptions there's no need for them to have a separate entry. In any case the PS2/Wii version only have a few exclusive cars and otherwise share the same list so creating an entirely separate entry is unnecessary. -- Last edit: 2021-10-08 14:37:24 | ||
| i dunno if this has been discussed before, but since i just noticed there are cars listed here from the PS2/Wii version of the game; shouldn't the PS2/Wii version of NFS Undercover be in a separate entry? it is a very different game from the original PS3/XBOX/PC version, and made by different developers too. |
