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You’ll pass the occasional standard, non-racing vehicle, but they pop up so infrequently that they may as well not exist.

For a DS game it’s technically quite impressive, with the frame rate holding up well and the sense of speed being pretty good, but there simply isn’t enough going on, with the roads feeling sparse from a distinct lack of traffic. This is Undercover’s biggest problem on the DS. It’s here that your speed breaker ability (essentially slowing down time) and your car’s nitrous boost are most important, although considering there’s not that much traffic on the road the sense of danger is never that great. The goal, other than to eventually bring down the crime lords, is to earn money in order to buy better cars and purchase performance upgrades.Īlso carried over from the console versions are highway battles, which see you competing against another driver on a long stretch of road, travelling at high speed and trying to avoid other drivers. Still, this open city has allowed many of the game modes to be carried over from the ‘next-gen’ versions, including the cop chases that see you trying to outrun the Fuzz, the sprint events that see you racing from point to point and the more standard circuit races. For one, you get an open city to drive around in, controlling your car with the d-pad only, with a few view options, but the trade off seems to be that the graphics are simpler than they might have been if the game had been a straight up racer. On the road things are surprisingly decent. We probably shouldn’t have expected much more from the DS, but it’s fair to say that it doesn’t feel like nearly enough of a spectacle. Unfortunately, the cut scenes here are still images and voice work is simply on-screen text. Your handler, Chase Linh, is played by Hollywood actress Maggie Q, dressed quite provocatively in various outfits that probably aren’t standard issue for the police force.

In NFS: Undercover you play a cop who is asked to infiltrate a street racing crime syndicate.

Undercover on the DS tries its best to be all it can be, offering a free-roaming city, illegal street racing, Maggie Q and plenty of high speed cars, but it doesn’t manage to be any more entertaining than its next-gen bigger brothers. Need for Speed Undercover has been released on practically every format you can think of, despite the fact that the Xbox 360 is leagues apart from the humble DS in terms of processing power.

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