- Publisher: Electronic Arts
- Release Date: Nov 17, 2008
- Also On: iPhone/iPad, PC, PlayStation 3
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Mixed or average reviews- based on 132 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 49 out of 132
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Mixed: 34 out of 132
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Negative: 49 out of 132
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[Anonymous]Nov 22, 2008
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TimNov 23, 2008
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DazDec 19, 2008it's a LONG time since i've disagreed so strongly with the proffessional reviews, but i really do with this game. i think this is ace and am realy enjoying it. it has a gentle learning curve and exciting races. It does suffer from slowdown but i can put up with that for a game this enjoyable. the prof. reviews are wrong in my opinion.
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TANKJan 19, 2009
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JohnWisemanNov 18, 2008The driving physics are actually very good once you learn how to use its full potential. The new highway races offer a great sense of speed and fun by weaving through traffic. If you loved NFS: Most Wanted, then you will definately enjoy Undercover. Don't listen to the harsh reviews - this game is definately worth playing for fans before ProStreet.
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JimRandalNov 19, 2008Honestly, I don't know what the people doing the reviews are looking at. I have been a fan of the series since the old days and this NFS is a definite improvement. Having scores come in below 50 for an NFS title is just plain politics and this type of stuff just kills the video game culture. Rate the game for what it is and in saying that, i give this NFS a 9.
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AndymanNov 22, 2008
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TabithaDec 29, 2008
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AnonymousMCNov 26, 2008
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AnonymousMCNov 28, 2008
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AnonymousMCNov 30, 2008
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Aug 19, 2021Much better than Carbon and it brought a Most Wanted/Hot Pursuit aspect to it.
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Official Xbox MagazineA good time can be had, but only if you're patient...and a really big fan of Most Wanted. [Holiday 2008, p.68]
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NFS of old was about hot cars, hot pursuits and miles and miles of open road, and Undercover make a semi-successful fist of recapturing some of this magic. Looks great, plays fine. There’s no getting around the fact, however, that Undercover is basically Most Wanted with a new lick of paint. Can somebody please green-light Hot Pursuit 3? Surely the open-world horse has been well-and-truly flogged?
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It's clear that the Need For Speed series is in need of a GPS unit so it can get back on track.