All thing considered, I don't find that a fatal flaw. Interface Typically EA, the interface is slick and attractive. Entirely mouse-driven, with cascading menus, everything is simple to find. NFS3 offers a myriad of options, from controller and graphics settings to custon colors on the cars, and thanks to the easy navigation it all is very accessible. Main menu choices include single player, two player, and network, and the game type and options are accessed from within each menu.
Controls are easy to remap, and force feedback is supported.
Gameplay Fans of the series will know what to expect from NFS3, and I'll venture that they won't be disappointed. All the flat out speed limit breaking fun is here, and is wrapped in a prettier and more efficient package. The latter allows you to either try to evade arrest, making the Ten Most Wanted list and earning a bonus car, or try to meet your quota of ticketed speeders, thus enabling the Diablo Pursuit car. It's tremendous fun racing around with the siren wailing and lights flashing, especially when it' s a friend you're chasing. As the trooper, you can also lay down a spike strip to slow any speeders.