Need For Speed Porsche 2000 (PC)

Need for speed porsche 2000 is probably the last game of it's kind in the need for speed series, it has a decent physic engine and a good graphic, even if it came out in the 2000 the game is really good and replayable, and especially playable with friends, the good part about the game is that you can take and decide wich cars to buy , it has incident like features, wich are especially nice, for example if you hit a wall frontally, tou will probably riun the front of the car and your car will be damaged for the rest of the run or till you decide to repair it, and especially on night run it will be for example very difficult to view. It has a nice evolution mode ...  Read the complete review

If your, like me , this is probably the only Porsche you are ever likely to own, partially because I don?t want a real one, and mostly because I can?t afford one. I don?t have a ?Need for Speed? in real life. I?ve had this game for a few years now, and although I? m not a computer game afficionado, I do like this one. The graphics are lush and the cars rendered in spectacular 3D, in a very realistic way. There are all manner of Porsche models represented in this game, and they are catalogued in chorological order, on a little potted history of Porsche and its cars on the disk. I?m no Jeremy Clarkson, and what I know about cars you can get on the back ...  Read the complete review

Electronic arts have really excelled themselves with this game. Nowadays many games have ‘official licenses’, but this one actually stands for something. There are and astounding eighty (that’s right 80) different cars from the first humble Porsche 356 to the present day GT1 GTS (it’s a beast, trust me). There are three modes to the game. The first is factory driver, where you play a test driver working for Porsche and you must do various errands for the company, such as delivering cars, rushing executives to the airport, filming adverts in industrial estates while dodging cement trucks, and doing daredevil stunts, like 180’s, 360’s ...  Read the complete review

Need For Speed: Porsche 2000 (Or Porsche Unleashed depending on whereabouts in the world you live) is the fifth game in the series of games that drives us petrol heads wild. This time round though, Electronic Arts went for something a bit different – something that put me off the game for ages. Rather than take a bunch of random cars and random tracks, group the cars according ability and the tracks according to difficulty, chucking a few different kinds of racing in and calling it a game as they have done previously. They instead took you on a fifty year journey through the history of one of the worlds most famous performance marques, Porsche in case you ...  Read the complete review

I have had NFS Porsche 2000 for about a month now, and I am just starting to perfect the skills to compete in the intermediate level. This game is by no means easy, but this just adds to it's longevity. After you have installed the game, you will be presented with a stunning introduction sequence where a Porsche test driver takes various models for a spin and shows off just some of the things you can do behind the wheel. The intro will get your adrenaline pumping in anticipation of what you are about to experience if you love porsches as much as I do. I guess you have to have some positive feelings towards Porsche to buy this game in the first place though. ...  Read the complete review