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The Fast and the Furious (2004)

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EA's Need for Speed series returns for it's second iteration of illegal street racing in The Fast and the Furious, published by Universal Interactive/Vivendi Universal Games. New to this game is the ability to roam around an open-world city,newer racing modes like Street X and URL and much deeper customisation.

Based on Universal Pictures's 2001 smash hit film of the same name and its 2003 sequel 2 Fast 2 Furious, Electronic Arts brings back the import-tuning illegal street racing culture back into it's Need For Speed series with The Fast and the Furious. Like the original Underground, the sequel focuses more on the underground street racing rather than the series' traditional circuit racing. The biggest addition to The Fast and the Furious is the ability to freely roam around in the game's open-world city. Also, there are newer racing modes like Street X and URL and a much deeper and greater customization option than the original. The Fast and the Furious includes the voice acting talent of various celebrity models like Brooke Burke and Kelly Brook.

A note to parents, The Fast and the Furious is rated PG-13, which is inappropriate for children under 13. The Fast and the Furious™ & © Universal Studios

A gameplay video featuring Dom's Mazda RX7, Brian's Toyota Supra, and Brian's Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VIII in action.

Game info on Video Game Fanon Wiki: https://videogamefanon.fandom.com/wiki/The_Fast_and_the_Furious_(2004_EA_Black_Box-developed_video_game)

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