Maybe you recognize this cop car from a video we did 2 years ago.
That was because of a new Need for Speed game. Now it's back. And so is Need for Speed!
We are at RAUH-Welt Begriff Europe - a Porsche tuner that originates from Japan.
Maybe you don't like it, but take a close look - it's quite special really.
Inspired by classic racing Porsches, big wheel arches and spoilers. Proper car cult, well-known online!
Which is why it's on the cover of the new Need for Speed. Let's try that game now.
Need for Speed is far from a serious racing game. Controlling or drifting a car is so easy.
It's meant to be like that, it's about fun and just getting around at speed.
When you've just tuned a car, you can try it out straight away. It's accessible and easy-going.
There are lots of tuning options, both visually and performance-wise. That's it essence.
Drive around, win races and earn money to get new parts, like air filters or turbo's. Or a bodykit.
You can keep a car stock, but the focus is on tuning for sure.
Here's hardstyle DJ Darkraver playing Need for Speed too. What do you think?
I'm a hardcore gamer. So I had to be here! I played on Atari's, PlayStation 1 and Nintendo 64.
Sadly, I just lost a race. I only came fourth so no prizes for me...
Need for Speed is a cool game, it's not too hard and handles well. It's accessible.
Get it and play it! Seek me out online and we'll have a battle!
It's quite easy to get into. No endless menus and settings. Or hard realistic track racing.
It may appeal to you as fan of cars and driving. No silly stuff.
Need for Speed has always been about accessibility and fun. Also, it contains a lot of car culture as it's populair online these days.
YouTube stars such as Ken Block and Magnus Walker are in it. And you get to meet them in this game, too.
You can even build cars just like theirs.
It may be aimed more at younger players, considering use of slang and fist bumps. Stuff for youngsters.
They will certainly enjoy the story and the icons you meet in the fast nightlife of Need for Speed.
Typical question for you - which music suits this game best?
The Prodigy! Breakbeat, jungle, drum 'n' bass - that really works with fast cars!
Second, gabber hardcore! You grip the wheel, put the pedal to the metal and GO. Right?