Gamespot hit this one out of the park. Thought it was pretty nice the first time i beat it, but it does kind of get boring after awhile doing like 5 different maps over and over and backwards, and oposite. Exspevially when there is 120 different races which seems to be the right amount of races, but not enough maps in my opinon.The Drag and Drift modes are just fantastic. Dragging consists in just going as fast as you can in a mile long straight road, with traffic. The whole pint of dragging is so that you learn to shift gears right on time to gain more speed, but the best thing that NFS Underground has unlike Underground 2 and Most Wanted.In Need For Speed Underground you start off as a nobody in the world of street racing. You buy a car and then the fun begins, but before you engage in high speed racing you have to tune your car, to make it more beautiful and most importantly to make it extremely fast.