14 DAY TRIAL // The Need for Speed franchise has been famous for allowing players to customize their cars to the maximum allowed, but even though you worked very hard to ensure that your vehicles were the best in the game, those of your opponents in the story mode of any NFS game would be just a bit better in order to give you a decent challenge.
Now, for Need for Speed Undercover, you will be able to drive the cars of the bosses in the game, thanks to a new pack of downloadable content, which contains all of the eight cars you battled with during the single player campaign. Here's what the executive producer of all NFS Undercover DLC, Marc DeVellis, revealed about this new pack.
“In any game, which user doesn’t want control of the Boss? We had the exact feeling and as gamers, we wanted to deliver this experience to our fans. The Boss Car Bundle features eight cars with a broad range of performance and speed… I expect these to jump to the top of the leaderboards very quickly.”
Players will get to control some of the fastest cars available in the game, completely customized by the developers of the title, which was released last year. Here are the vehicles that will delight players of EA's racing game:
Carmen’s Shelby GT500 – Tier 1 Chase’s M6 – Tier 2 Chau Wu’s CLS 63 AMG – Tier 2 G-Mac’s Gallardo LP560-4 – Tier 1 Hector’s 370Z (Z34) – Tier 3 Nickel’s Viper SRT10 – Tier 1 Rose’s 911 GT2 – Tier 1 Zack’s Scirocco – Tier 4
“These cars have been tuned out to the max of their designated tiers,” revealed De Vellis. “They should compete with the best of the best. We have seen exactly which cars people are using online and have dyno’d each of the Boss Cars to ensure their performance is maxed out and competition-ready. This brings huge value to our fans since they are able to drive something fresh and fast.”
All in all, this is certainly something that a lot of racing fans will look forward to. Don't forget that the Challenge Series free DLC was also announced a few days ago, making NFS Undercover a very attractive title for people who have postponed buying it or haven't really played it a lot after they bought it.