You can make the game as real as you like, or just tear up the road without worrying about accidents. Three realism settings exist for your convenience - arcade, wild style, and simulation. Take off on the road by yourself, or bring along a full grid of racers along for the ride. You'll have a ton of setup options with this game - choose your car, track, opponents, degree of realism, detail level, etc. The music is fantastic, the tracks having great background tunes playing, and even the music playing between races is excellent. Each car has it's own distinctive sounding horn as well. Sound effects in the game are also wonderful, you'll hear your tires squeal as you tear up the track. You may choose any of four views as you race around the roads: internal, external behind, external above, and bumper view.

The cars themselves also look fantastic, from the interior views with highly designed instrument panels, to the external views of the cars as they zoom around the roads. The level of detail present in the locations is just incredible, everything looks quite realistic. Every one of the tracks is translated beautifully for the game, each turn takes you through one incredible view after another. Tool around the Proving Grounds in Norway, the Mediterraneo island of Greece, the Pacific Spirit in Canada, and the Outback of Sydney - just make sure you stay on the left side of the road there. You'll have seven tracks to test these babies out on. The special edition includes four new cars, the Ferrari 355 F1, Italdesign Nazca C2, Ford Mustang Mach III, and the Ford Indigo. Take off in the likes of the Ferrari F50, Ford GT90, Lotus GT1, JaguarXJ220, and the McLaren F1 - currently the fastest production car built, to name a few. EA has continued their excellent Need for Speed series with The Need for Speed 2 Special Edition, featuring no less than 12 of the most exotic production cars ever built. The distinction between arcade and simulation mode has also been made and the game is filled with graphical, sound, and gameplay options to tune around with.Įlectronics Arts have also played close attention to presentation with top class visuals, menus and sound as well as up to eight player action with modem, IPX and split screen options.Įver wanted to drive an exotic car really fast with no fear of reprisal? Thanks to Electronic Arts, now you can. Need For Speed II features eight new vehicles (Ferrari F50, McLaren F1, Jaguar, Lotus etc.) and eight new tracks set right across the world.

Now a number of years later, Need For Speed II has finally hit the PC with some noticeable changes. Electronic Arts struck gold with Need For Speed as it became the most popular racing game on the PC to date (1998).

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