- Publisher: Electronic Arts
- Release Date: Nov 15, 2004
- Also On: DS, Mobile, PC, PlayStation 2
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You can do all that fancy car customization in the GBA version too, and the racing action is quite good too, just like it is on the GameCube.
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80This game makes for a great purchase both as a solid racer and as a tech demo.
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80This is definitely one of the best racers available for the Game Boy Advance, and includes enough unlockable content to challenge some console games.
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80Improvements have been made to such an extent that this latest release stacks up well against the pedigree established by the console versions of the franchise.
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With tons of courses, races, upgrades and modes including a multi-player mode, if you get bored with this game you better increase your Ritalin dosage.
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72A definitive version of Need For Speed Lite; fewer upgrade calories and less fatty visuals to chew on. What the game picks up on, though, is a key element of racing fun, with its unpretentious (if a bit ambitious) presentation of a glamorous racing sub-culture that fits in the palm of your hand.
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The frame-rate is smooth and the environments far nicely detailed, but, as was the case in previous GBA NFS incarnations, it's hard to discern the legitimate path from the dead ends. [Jan 2005, p.140]
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This weird ass-end swing out makes circuit racing all but impossible until you re-learn the concepts of physics, weight distribution, and even gravity. [Feb 2005, p.125]
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User score distribution:
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Positive: 4 out of 5
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Negative: 1 out of 5
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TomD.10Great race game best ever.
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Driver10This game is a MAJOR improvement over the first NFSU. its much better in every way and is probably the best looking 3d game on the gba. get it!
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SimonC.1It's just sh.t!!!!!!