For 14 years, flown from the output of the first part of Need For Speed, Electronic Arts has published more than 20 games under the brand NFS and run-in which a car gameplay concepts - from tuning up to the time dilation. The next fifteen years EA can easily spit at the ceiling, simply recombining previously used ideas in new, unexpected manner. Or, even easier to do - every three to four years' back to basics, doing a remake of one of the previous parts. That last recipe is made NFS: Undercover, similar to Most Wanted as identical twin sister.
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