Need For Speed ​​ProStreet PS2

Need for Speed: ProStreet" is a racing video game developed by EA Black Box and published by Electronic Arts. It was released for several platforms, including PlayStation 2, in 2007. This title in the popular "Need for Speed" series was notable for moving away from away from the traditional illegal street racing setting, focusing instead on legal, organized racing events.

The game features a career mode structured around events called "Street King Showdowns." These events include drag racing, drift, grip (circuit racing) and speed challenge. The objective is to compete and win events to advance in Career mode and face the Street Kings, the best racers in each discipline.

"Need for Speed: ProStreet" introduced a more realistic approach compared to previous installments in the series. Vehicles suffer visual and mechanical damage, which directly affects the car's performance during races. Additionally, the game incorporates a more detailed physics system, taking into account factors such as aerodynamics and suspension.

Vehicle customization remains an essential element in the game. Players can modify and tune their cars to optimize their performance in different types of racing. From aerodynamic tweaks to engine upgrades, there are a wide variety of customization options.

In terms of graphics, "Need for Speed: ProStreet" features a detailed visual design with well-rendered car models and realistic scenarios. The game's soundtrack accompanies the action with a selection of music that suits the racing style and competitive atmosphere.

Although "ProStreet" departed from the freer, late-night approach of previous installments in the "Need for Speed" series, its shift to organized racing events and focus on realistic simulation made it unique at the time, offering players a different experience within the racing genre.