If there's a particularly annoying bit in a game, I might use cheats to get through it, but in most racing games, I play it through legitimately the first time. Though, don't be ashamed of using some cheats. I'm glad you can go back to previous races and earn the same amount of money as you did when you first beat them.īut seriously, I'm the kind of guy that hordes healing items in action RPGs because I never know when I'll really need them. I don't think this game has the post-game money drought that Carbon did. Though if I haven't beaten a game before, I'm hesitant to spend money, because I'm not sure how easily it's going to come, and how much I'll need if I have to buy something very important. The only money I've spent is to buy my starter car. My effort to not spend any money so far has also become a "beat each blacklist racer with the previous racer's car". Well, if you like the challenge aspect of it, you could also do some self-imposed challenges.
#All cars in nfs most wanted 2005 ps2
Note: The methods of getting on the PS2 version are not AUP friendly, so do not PM asking how please. Thinking about adding this to my new profile whenever I create it and using it on my second time through the career for the heck of it. I have driven this car on the PS2 version and it's a fine car. You're probably thinking, "It's fake" or "It's a mod", it's not. The only way to get it is through hacking. It's believed to be a speed test vehicle. The car is very light weight, seems to have the best acceleration in the entire game, goes at least 258 MPH and has a different engine sound. However, when you look at it the top speed, acceleration and handling stats, it's as low as possible, but when you start driving it, you will realize that's not the case. The car has the same car model as the street variant from the collectors edition, but it's specs are off the charts. Fact: Their is another street variant of the BMW M3 GTR in the game that is ultra fast.
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