Unfortunately, the PC version only supports stereo, although if you upmix that into Dolby Pro Logic II or another format with your receiver it will still sound decent. GameCube and PlayStation 2 are pretty comparable in terms of both quality and surround separation, but Xbox has the best quality and surround via Dolby Digital. Stereo Only - No options for surround.Dolby Digital - More separation, more bass.For stereo television users, notes about the surround can usually be disregarded. GameCube/PlayStation 2/Xbox/PC (tie) Sound In this section we consider the differences in both the quality of the audio as well as the surround sound effectiveness. The Breakdown: None of the platforms really have any significant advantages or disadvantages over one another. *NOTE: PC version can be mapped in any way on a keyboard or with gamepad. Usually, this section is much more personal to the reader (you). To avoid bias of liking one controller over another, or preferring things like a D-pad over the analog sticks, we simply lay out what the controller map is and make a final recommendation if gameplay is at all affected. GCN Control Here, we examine the primary functions of a controller. For replay value, GameCube is the only version that lacks online and, the PC version is the only one that has LAN play available. The Breakdown: From the standpoint of customizing your ride and experiencing the thicket of the single-player and even split-screen multiplayer modes, NFSU 2 is the same game on all platforms. If there are no advantages in any specific area, it means both share the same content. Following, we have arranged a simple breakdown of the advantages and disadvantages between each system's gameplay features. Features In this section, we examine what relates to the main gameplay experience.
Are they very different from each other? Hop in as we put them each on the Dyno and see what the really have to offer. With an impressive list of cars and customization options, it's a solid sequel worth taking for a spin on GCN, PS2, Xbox, or PC. All of this takes place in the heart of a huge metropolis and, unlike the original NFSU, you'll be burning rubber anywhere you want to go, looking for challenges that appear on your map. Need for Speed Underground 2 builds on the millions of customizing options and adds the ability to tune and upgrade your car's performance as well.
Need for Speed Underground 2 (GCN, PS2, Xbox, PC) Only a year off of its blockbuster, mod-crazy hit and EA is already back with a sequel.
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