Need for Speed: Underground Street Revolution 2 (2008)

Multiplayer:LAN (2 to 6 players) (PC)Online (2 to 6 players) (PC, PS2, Xbox)Split-screen (2 players) (Console)

## Relases

### Platforms

* Wii
* PlayStation Portable
* PlayStation 3
* XBOX 360
* PC (XP, Vista, 7)

### Backwards Compatible Platforms

* PlayStation 5
* XBOX ONE

## Release Dates

### Wii

NA: March 14th, 2009
EU: May 1st, 2009

### Microsoft Windows

NA: April 2nd, 2009
EU: April 12th, 2009
AU: August 25th, 2009

### PlayStation 3

NA: November 9th, 2008
EU: November 19th, 2008
AU: July 27th, 2009

### PlayStation Portable

NA: March 14th, 2009
EU: May 1st, 2009

### XBOX 360

NA: November 9th, 2008
EU: November 19th, 2008
AU: July 27th, 2009

***Need for Speed: Underground Street Revolution 2*** is the 11th title in the *Need for Speed* Series and was released in 2008. It is a sequel to Need for Speed: Underground Street Revolution.

## Gameplay

Players are able to enter either the career mode or Quick Race mode in the game.

Career mode will see players completing races and tuning their vehicles as they advance through the game. Careers are split in five levels with each seeing an increase in difficulty. Players will be able to enter a new district of Bayview as they advance through the game alongside new parts and vehicles.

The Quick Race mode allows the player to create their own races with different options. Players can use vehicles they have created in My Cars as well as any vehicles from their career. More tracks, cars and parts will be unlocked in Quick Race Mode as the player progresses through the career mode.

### Free Roam

Players can drive around several world cities during day time or night time. Players can visit Tuning Shops, Car Lots, and race events seen around the entire city. Player can use a GPS to help navigate around the cities.

Players can find money rewards and unmarked race events in some areas of Bayview. Players will also compete in Outrun events with AI street racers that randomly appear on the streets of Bayview.

### Event Types

*Need for Speed: Underground Street Revolution 2* features a variety of different event types. Players can unlock upgrades and cars by winning events seen in the career mode.

* Circuit - Players compete against other racers in closed circuits with a set number of laps.
* Drag - Players compete against other racers along a closed straight road. The winner is the racer to complete the stretch of road in the shortest time.
* Drift - Players have to slide around corners in order to gain points along a closed circuit. Players earn more points depending on the speed and angle of their slide. The winner is the racer with the highest amount of points at the end.
* Outrun - The leader must overtake and reach a distance of 1000 feet (300 metres) from their rival racer. Winning enough Outrun races unlocks time trials for special parts.
* Special Event - The player must complete a closed Point A to Point B event before the time runs out.
* Sprint - Players compete against other racers along closed roads from Point A to Point B.
* Street X - Players compete against other racers in closed circuits along tight corner roads with a set number of laps.
* SUV/Truck Events - A selection of circuit and sprint events where only SUVs & Trucks can race. It is available in Career Mode if the player is driving an SUV or Truck. It is also available in Quick Race mode if the player chooses an SUV to race with.
* Underground Racing League - Players compete against other racers in a tournament on a closed race course. Racers get points after each race based on their position. The winner is the racer that has collected the most points after the final race. Each *URL* win unlocks a car in the car lots.

### Customization

*Underground Street Revolution 2* utilizes most of the customization options featured in *Need for Speed: Underground Street Revolution*. Players can modify almost any part of their vehicle such as lights, bumpers, side mirrors, stereo equipment and Spinners.

The Star Rating from *Need for Speed: Underground Street Revolution* is also used.

Performance customization is just as comprehensive as visual tuning. Players are allowed to install various performance modifications to their vehicle.

New additions in *Underground Street Revolution 2* include Fine-tuning and a Dyno Run for players to adjust their vehicles' performance abilities.

Players will be offered to appear on the cover of a magazine after reaching certain star rating levels. Players will be given a phone call from Rachel to tell them the location of the cover shoot, but the player has to reach it before the photographer leaves.

Players will enter photo mode upon reaching the photo shoot. The player can drive, show off their interior customizations and utilize different camera angles in order to find a good shot for the magazine cover.

Owned cars can be customized within the career mode by visiting any of the tuning shops around Bayview; Body Shop, Car Specialties Shop, Graphics Shop, and Performance Shop.

### Vehicles

*Main article: Need for Speed: Underground Street Revolution 2/Cars*

*Need for Speed: Underground Street Revolution 2* has a variety of vehicles related/not related to tuner culture, much like its predecessor.

### Soundtrack

*Main article: Need for Speed: Underground Street Revolution 2/Soundtrack*

### Cities

* New York, NY
* San Francisco, CA
* Las Vegas, NV
* Los Angeles, CA
* Honolulu, HI
* Chicago, IL
* Hong Kong, China
* Tokyo, Japan
* Osaka, Japan
* London, UK
* Paris, France