Need for speed underground 2 save game editor pc download

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You will find the rest of this information in: Trainers. Every time I try to move the new Speed2 file into the folder, it simply says "There is insufficient space.

I've tried everything I can think of and I'm just totally unsure what I'm doing wrong. I my guide I have included the key needed to get the game going,some useful spec info along info for getting the game working on Linux, another way of doing it in general, I take it your guide is soley for windows though. However I thank you for the very useful tip regarding the game crashing, wasn't too sure as to why that was :.

I'm not entirely sure if the controller fixes are enabled by default with the Widescreen Fix patch, so make sure to open the. Alright, here's the best, hopefully idiot-proof install guide for this classic.

Ignore BK's guide as it has some issues and is outdated. You can get a key for the game online or use a Keygen. Step 2: Install the 1. In most cases, it'll be a matter of just running the executable and the patch will install itself super-fast without having to do anything. Step 4: Install the Widescreen Fix for the game, which also fixes some issues and allows you to properly play with a controller.

It'll work on its own, but you can tinker with the settings, found in the 'scripts' folder, if you need to and know what you're doing. If you have issues with the game crashing when entering shops and stuff like that, open the. Step 6: Run the game. It should be at your desktop resolution by default, and if you plan on using a controller you really should change the controls. When rebinding them, don't be confused by the button that shows up; the inputs will be set to whatever you pressed, even if it displays a completely different button.

Step 7: Profit. Ideally you should be good to go. I recommend adding a couple more mods, particularly Extra Options, to fix up other problems the game has and get more out of the game. There you go! If the game still doesn't work for you, then pray to the old gods or do some ritualistic dance: there's no further help I can give you at this point.

Jimmy J 0 point. When I try to launch the game with the new speed2. I'm on Windows 10, what can I do to run the game? Even then, sometimes the game crashed while playing, but it happened rarely so i guess it's tolerable, just save after every race. Uhm so yeah i do not know why or how but the NOcD patch dose not work for me.

I did intaled as the comentator BK said, and the application just closes it's self in a second. Any help? If anyone is on low spec trying to run this and need more Frames per second, turn off High contrast and overbright settings, biggest fps killers, and to be honest the game looks better without them :.

Zephyr -2 points. Forget it, I have found da wae, follow BK instructions, I didn't try playing without the patch, but probably it will run without it. Zephyr 2 points. BK 22 points. Mount images 2. Install game 3. When asked for key enter eyyq-xenr-uy2L-cxzs-5dcc 4.

Copy the speed2. Launch, configure your graphics settings and enjoy the game Notes: If you want to put a copy of the game on another computer, simply copy the entire Need for speed Underground 2 folder after doing all the above onto a external USB, then you can simply copy to anywhere on the other computer or you can simply run the game from the USB stick. More notes: Game tested and works on Windows 7,also runs on Linux with wine but I recommend doing all the above and then simply copy the installation folder to USB, then in Linux change directory to the Game and simply run the speed2.

The car-racing genre is dead. A bold statement you might think, and perhaps a trifle premature, but the omens are definitely there. The list goes on, and now the world's biggest publisher has weighed in with its newest offering. Need For Speed Underground 2 takes the formula of the first game illegal street racing and boy racer-ish car tuning , and adds a drive-anywhere city, resulting in a mixture of freeform exploration and non-linear racing that's sure to get GTA fans thinking.

This is a significant shift from the original Underground, which presented the illusion of a coherent city but was really just a series of interconnecting tracks. NFSU2's go-anywhere urban sprawl is three times the size of the original, with five distinct neighbourhoods to unlock and a much wider variety of race types. The core aim of the game is to grow and develop your reputation as a street racer, earning new parts and upgrades along the way to hot up your ride and hopefully impress some chicks.

This time, the number of potential car modifications has been massively expanded, and now embraces performance tuning as well as visual changes. More licensed cars will be on offer, but the selection of car types has also been broadened far beyond the traditional Hondas and Toyotas.

New game modes are also promised, though these are being kept under wraps in case they're nicked by the competition. What Chuck can tell us is that the variety of driving styles is set to expand and change as the city opens up, with short, technical races in the inner areas making way for longer, open races in the surrounding hills. A freeway system run around the entire length of the world, and Chuck is particularly excited by the prospect of LA-style spaghetti junction; "I didn't think this was going to be very cool, but it's insane when you see it.

I about messed myself. With no pedestrians, cops or guns, NFSU2 is not out to beat GTA - but it is taking cues from it, as well as building on its own heritage. It's an intriguing prospect we're looking forward to. Until Tony Hawk's came along, extreme sports games were dull. We didn't realise it at the time, but looking back, how could we have wasted our time with games that didn't allow you to get vertical on a rocket-powered lawnmower, pull air off a steaming pile of bull manure and shoot fireballs out of your skateboard?

Indeed, it's hard to believe how much fun, stupidity and mayhem the Hawk series has managed to elicit from a four-wheeled plank, and THUG2 is the most comprehensive and inventive yet. For a start, the inclusion of Bam Margera of Jackass notoriety as guest star is a masterstroke. You may not be a fan of his puerile and malicious brand of humour, but it's a perfect fit for the game's anarchic ethos, and adds a strong sense of character where the clean-cut Hawk could not.

Ridiculous trick combos are still the order of the day, now bolstered with sticker slaps, post-crash tantrums and slow-mo 'focus' mode. Like THUG, you also spend a bit of time off your board, and there's a range of climbing and hanging and graffiti tagging actions to help you get around.

While THUG veterans might find it all a bit too familiar, it's still impossible not to enjoy - even disenchanted traditionalists are catered for with the return of Classic mode.