Street Racing Syndicate

I’ve been playing racing games forever, but honestly, I kinda drifted off the track a bit. Then one day, I’m scrolling through JDM stuff, and I’m like, “Wait… what happened to Drift City? Haven’t played that or any racing game in forever.” So I go on this mini racing spree, digging around for something good. Drift City? Not the Drift City I remembered. Not the remaster I hoped for, but hey, it still scratched the itch. Then I found SRS. And damn. I didn’t know I’d been missing out this hard. This game hits different. Like, you really gotta try it yourself to get why it’s got that spark. Its giving "why are you so cheesy and cute???". Will I be crushing hours on this? Hell yeah. It’s exactly the kind of game I can lose myself in while chilling, playlist on shuffle, high as hell, late at night or early morning. Its absolute fuckin cinema.

NFS: Underground 2 from Temu But they have : + 40 cars. +3 smaller cities - Los Angeles, Philadelphia and Miami +Night and day maps +Plenty of tuning options ( But not too much customization of the car) +Nice damage to the car, if you must repair it with in-game currency +You can get a girlfriends and then they dance to the song. (A real woman dances in a video) +The police 's there. - Some maps are boring, they have drag or sprint, but only minimally, most of them are 3-lap circuits. - Car handling - Little effect, like driving through puddles, rain, etc. - Not enough sounds - Right from the start, you can tune your car almost to the max. - 1v1 races for money, but you don't know how fast he is or how difficult it is, so you usually lose. - Some reflections are of poor quality and you can see pixels. - U need widescreen fix, they cant update the game ( ThirteenAG Google it :) - Locked to 60 FPS. A good game to play when bored

SRS is like an illegal street racing simulator. Buy cars, modify them rides, race, earn money, impress girls and of course be ready to pay for all the damage done to the cars. Car handling is realistically simulated, car customisation is mediocre, graphics is great, but the soundtrack is meh. Overall experience is like 7.5 out of 10.

In 2025, I not only played but also enjoyed this old game. Actually, I ever had it when I was a student in junior high school. Then, I played it on PS2

Street Racing Syndicate speeds in with a strong nostalgic vibe. I played mostly on the Steam Deck and it felt incredible on the go. There aren’t many racing games these days that scratch this specific itch, so having one that’s quick, arcade-style, and exciting on handheld is a treat. Car visual customization is limited, but the part modifications are interesting, letting you experiment with different setups beyond just looks. The menus for upgrades are clunky and confusing, though, which drags the fun down a notch. The world itself isn’t very active, but it’s still surprisingly fun to cruise around in. The girlfriend or cargirl feature is a quirky time capsule, it doesn’t really add much to gameplay, but hey, it’s a snapshot of the early 2000s and yes, young Tila Tequila shows up before things went off the rails (っ´ཀ`)っ For a game that wasn’t well received back in the day, it actually holds up better now. The physics lean a little more realistic than old-school...

As many people say NFS UG with boobs)) Fun racing with lots of girls! Very old game but its good. Sometimes physics goes shit but its fun neverthless. You either race to get the girls or you race to play the game. I did everything now Im happy.

cars and women what more could u want

Im playing this for the nostalgia and its not bad actually.

It has the vibe of Need for Speed Underground 1 and 2, but quite a bit worse. Many of the cars handle horribly and ultra sensitively if you choose the tires that give you the best stats, plus if you use keyboard it, so cars become uncontrollable and spin out. It has its pros like the upgrade system is quite unique where you can't just buy every part, you have to think and see which ones give you better stats, but after your first time you kinda do the same for all cars so that pro becomes quite boring. The grind to 100% is unreal. You got 18 girlfriends and you need to "equip" them each and dominate races to unlock additional videos. 52 videos in total, extremely cringe, no point in doing it. The game is 20 years old and extremely cheap, it is quite enjoyable, but the cop chases are ultra boring, the AI racers are either too slow or too fast. But everything you can ignore considering age and price. HOWEVER the giant problem that pissed me off: You need to grind Respect points, ea...

Better physics than nfs at the time.