I can't believe the old NFS had this...

Seeing a cop doing speed traps has me fully immersed...
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[rios]

can't believe 2015 nfs is now considered as old nfs...oh man time flies so fast

[cozyin]

"You really think you're gonna get away with stunting out here?"
_Proceeds to take a wrong turn_

[lonelydriver]

Man, you know a game is old when people are starting to appreciate it.

[abd-elrahmankhalifa]

This game has the most realistic graphics across all NFS games 😍😍

[Mazhura_B]

what I really liked about the police in this game(despite them being really slow) and MC LA is that they don't chase you right away. It goes into a "pull over" phase and if you continue evading arrest then they initiate a pursuit.

[elborracho]

8 years later and this game still looks amazing

[koreldro]

It's so cool to see how they stop you for speeding

[Anonymous-qvtm]

Man, even the cop's chatter is so realistic! I love the old Need For Speed games, not "Old is Gold", it's "Old is DIAMOND"!

[Efthious]

For those wondering why the cop went on the opposite direction, it's because he paid the fine. Just incase you didn't notice.

[darkonojic]

For me, THE BEST graphics to date. Simply photo realistic!

[Dyablo-]

The graphics in this game are insane. NFS Heat tried to reproduce them in night mode, but it never looked the same. When the hud is removed, the image looks like it was taken in real life at night.

[TheStnyni]

There's a reason I still come back to it, ghost absolutely nailed the graphics using the frostbite engine, released in 2015 and it looked this good 💙

[MashBro]

"The OLD Need For Speed" 🤣🤣🤣

[victorsilvey]

This nfs was amazing, so much effort went into it. It seems that after 2016 the quality of games when down a lot, just money making projects now.

[mindtreat]

If this is raw footage, then they were really clever with the slight green tint on the coloring. This is what our eyes also feel in real life. Green is the most received color in the spectrum of the human eye and adds more realism to a game. So many games go with 100% RGB in all spectrums, giving us a more "vibrant" feeling of the virtual world, but it doesn't feel realistic.
Edit: No, i'm not saying that you can add a green tint to anything and it becomes realistic... It works really well in this clip at most of the places. Some other spots it becomes a bit too much, but the whole clip generally gives a very natural color feeling because of the color grading choice, which happens to be a slight green towards blue tint in this case. This goes mostly for concrete cities with fluorescing lights and street lights with certain types of bulbs (which is pretty much the scenario in this clip). If you did the same to a forest scenario, it wouldn't be the same. But for street lights and nighttime in a city, this color grading looks excellent. Is it done perfect? Nope. Certain things should not be affected, like the sky (obviously), so you can't just "add green" to the whole picture. Lighting has been the biggest challenge in PC gaming for decades, just look how happy people are with ray tracing that basically does the work for them, and reason being that doing it manually takes a LOT of effort and work.

[Denkersis]

Saying "old NFS" like it was released in 1998

[calsas]

This looks amazing for an "old" game. Btw, 1999 Driver also had this feature.

[tetsmon]

they really perfected the looks by completely focusing on night lighting. it took until Unbound to get back to nearly the same level as 2015 while maintaining daytime. The handling was...interesting, but I personally liked how there were distinct characters each with their own storylines, which converged into one big racing party

[SlowVMustang]

8 years old and it still looks better than the ones that came after it, Ghost cooked with the visuals in this game

[yrrr]

I see you've gotten into this game lately