It would have been if Need For Speed Carbon was a better game. It's so odd it became like a casual game it was so easy once you got the hang of it. But not a bad game necessarily and it had some good music, sometimes. Anyways, I have now beat the game with all three sides: exotic, muscle, and tuner. Therefore I have now played the game three times from beginning to end and have unlocked everything save for the online unlocks. Don't know what I'm going to do now to get my racing fix since Colin McRae still isn't working since I got the Mac Pro (very very very sad about that). Anyways I figure I would celebrate the occasion with posting the three highest tier cars I used.
My blue Nissan GTR R34 from my first time through the game under the tuner class.
Here's the good ole' red Ford GT from when I played the muscle class, very fun car with very nice engine sound.
Lastly we have my matte black Porsche Carrera GT which is the best sounding and fastest car of the whole bunch.
2 comments:
I disagree. NFS: Most Wanted has a better soundtrack.
You know why? Cause the songs are listen-able outside of the game. Carbon's music sound like background filler noise.
Now that I think about it, that's probably the reason I go back to MW rather than Carbon :P
The drifting challenges though, are a pain but really fun aspect of the game that I enjoyed. Kind of reminds me of NFS: Underground in that aspect.
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Damn you, GRID! WHY WON'T YOU RUN SMOOTHLY ON MY MACHINE!
I haven't played Most Wanted in years so don't remember the music and never said that NFSC had the best music. Not by far, just a few choice tracks here and there. The drifting challenges are a pain especially the ones where it's like here's a Corvette now go, wth? (and yes I know Conrad is driving one now for Nitto) That sucks about Grid man. You should pass it to me, I can play it ;-)
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