Need for Speed: Pro Street - A journey to past
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Need for Speed: ProStreet is a game that brings racing excitement to your screen, offering a mix of fast-paced action and car customization. This Windows game differs from others in the series because it focuses on legal races on actual tracks. Players get to be Ryan Cooper, a racer who works his way up by competing in various events, aiming to beat the top racers and become the ultimate Street King.
Need for Speed: Pro Street gameplay
In Need for Speed: ProStreet, players dive into the world of professional racing. The game is packed with challenges across different types of races:
- Grip races are all about racing on tracks and beating others by being the fastest or having the best lap times.
- Drag races require you to shift gears perfectly and speed to the finish line first on a straight path.
- Drift races are about sliding your car around corners to score points.
Speed races challenge you to keep your speed as high as possible across long stretches.
The game does a great job of making the cars feel real and fun to drive, with tracks set in places that exist in the real world. Customizing your car is a big part of the game, allowing you to tweak how it looks and drives to suit different races. You need to think about how to fix your car when it gets damaged, adding another layer to the strategy of racing.
Is NFS Pro Street realistic?
When it came out in 2007, "Need for Speed: ProStreet" was quite advanced in making the game feel realistic within what was possible at the time. It found a middle ground between being an easy arcade game and a true-to-life racing simulator. Although newer games have since set higher standards for realism, ProStreet is remembered fondly for its approach to combining exciting gameplay with elements that mimic real racing.
How long is Need for Speed Pro Street?
If you're focusing on just the game's main goals, you'll spend about 10½ hours playing. But if you're the type who wants to see and do everything the game has to offer, you're looking at around 16 hours to get everything done. This time commitment means players can dive deep into the game's racing world, experiment with car customization, and enjoy various racing events.
Need for Speed: ProStreet offers a solid racing experience that balances the thrill of arcade racing with a touch of realism.
