Need For Speed: Prostreet ps3

Pros: Support for G25 racing wheel
You can get it now for less than $20
Good Arcade racing

Cons: Wasn't worth $50
Can get repetitive
Just racing events

The Bottom Line: I paid $9.99 for this game locally on special, and for that is worth having a fun, cheap racing game which can be surprisingly fun in your game collection.

Review: Ok, this game does get some bad reviews and if I had paid full price for it I may have somewhat agreed. The career mode is lame in story line (i.e. it basically doesn't have one). The cars sound a lot alike and maybe some of the background ...

Pros: Long Career mode, blueprint and Race Day sharing is cool

Cons: Lacking challenge until jarring late-game transition, lifeless visuals

The Bottom Line: It's probably more like 3.5 stars but I don't feel it's worthy of 4 so here we are with a 3. Yay.

Review: Since the explosion of Need for Speed Underground, EA has kept its signature racing franchise stuck in Fast & The Furious hell, relying on the tuner scene with a few nods to those who miss the exotic days, but never actually bringing back the days ...

Pros: Passable graphics and car customization, drag races and online play are decent.

Cons: Subpar damage modeling, very poor physics, game modes are lacking, gameplay is rough.

The Bottom Line: The played-out Need for Speed series lets out another stinker. The cars still handle like bricks, the framerate is awful, and the entertainment fades away quickly.

Review: Introduction After seeing the new EA Games commercial for Need for Speed Pro Street, the graphics and new game modes instantly got me hooked to purchase the game. After further research, EA Games has turned to Porsche to help revamp their ...