: Introduced the Knockout mode , where the last-place racer is eliminated each lap, and showcased tracks set in global locations like Norway, Nepal, and Australia.

The title typically refers to the 1997 racing game, though it can also point to the fan-favorite Underground 2 or upcoming film rumors. Need for Speed II (1997)

: Featured legendary 90s supercars like the McLaren F1 , Ferrari F50 , and the futuristic Ford GT90 concept.

: A later re-release added support for 3D hardware acceleration (Glide), extra tracks like "Last Resort," and bonus cars such as the Italdesign Nazca C2. Need for Speed: Underground 2 (2004)

Often called "NFS 2" by fans of the street racing era, this game redefined the series with its focus on the "tuner" subculture.

The second installment in the franchise shifted the focus from realistic road racing to high-speed exotic supercars and concept vehicles.

Last updated June 26th, 2020

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