History VideoGame / NeedForSpeedUnderground

** There are several Best Buy stores in the City Core and Coal Harbor areas.

[[JustForFun/TheOneWith The ones]] with [[PimpedOutCar extensive vehicle customization]]. Alternately, [[JustForFun/TheOneWith the ones]] that became ''Film/{{The Fast and the Furious|2001}}''.

[[JustForFun/TheOneWith The ones]] with vehicle customization. Alternately, [[JustForFun/TheOneWith the ones]] that became ''Film/{{The Fast and the Furious|2001}}''.

* EveryoneHasStandards: Played with in ''Underground 2''. Nikki initially refuses to play dirty against the player in the belief that she can beat him fair and square. When this proves not to be the case, however, she continues to refuse to cheat, insisting, "I race straight-up". The resulting argument between her and Caleb cements her HeelFaceTurn.

[[JustForFun/TheOneWith The ones]] that became ''Film/{{The Fast and the Furious|2001}}''.

''Need for Speed: Underground'' is a sub-series of Creator/ElectronicArts's ''VideoGame/NeedForSpeed'' franchise developed by [[Creator/BlackBox EA Black Box]]. Consisting of the titular first game in 2003, the [[WideOpenSandbox open world]] ''Underground 2'' in 2004, and the [[UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable portable]] ''Underground Rivals'' in 2005, these games drastically changed the focus and identity of ''NFS'' from racing exotic cars in various scenic tracks while being chased by the cops to racing heavily-customized import tuners in urban environments [[AlwaysNight at night]] when there are no cops around. In addition, ''Underground'' introduced an actual plot to the series for the first time.

* AndKnowingIsHalfTheBattle: One of the intro videos for ''Underground 2'' is from a Brooke Burke (voice actor for Rachel Teller), saying that the racing is fun, but should only be done in the streets of Underground. The player should drive safely and responsibly, wear a seatbelt and obey the laws of the road.