Yep, another Need for Speed console game pretty much guarantees a rendition for the Nintendo DS. Need for Speed Undercover, however, feels a lot more phoned in than past console-to-DS ports from ...

We got behind the wheel of Need for Speed's latest instalment. Find out if Undercover is looking ready to race in our hands-on look. By on October 8, 2008 at 10:31AM PDT ...

We’ve got a confession to make that goes against most critical response: we quite liked Need for Speed: ProStreet (at least on consoles). It was a ...

Concept: Need for Speed: Undercover returns the series back to its Most Wanted evolution, as opposed to 2006's Carbon, whose story was more about pure street racing. Most Wanted was excellent ...

As Good Queen Bess noted in her review of the original Need for Speed in 1601, in-between denouncing its vinyl-clad car ... Need for Speed Undercover. Always crashing in the same car.

The story behind Need for Speed: Undercover is you're a cop working the corrupt streets of the Tri-City area who goes undercover (get it?) to bring the crime syndicates of the streets to justice.

Need For Speed has some of the best graphics I’ve seen on the iPhone. The 3D cityscapes look great—as they whiz by at more than 100 miles-per-hour, you really feel like you’re flying.

Need For Speed Undercover encompasses 4 separate areas. The first three areas offer your standard high speed racing fare, as well as some gameplay modes in which you are attempting to establish ...

Need For Speed: Undercover Review (Wii) Need For Speed is back with its latest career adventure, it's time to go Undercover. Version Reviewed: European. review by Anthony Dickens Mon 24th Nov 2008 ...

Verdict. Need for Speed Undercover is a poor game with a ton of problems, both technically and in terms of design. The open world design is completely lost as you can't actually drive to any event ...

Need for Speed Undercover is a lightning-fast arcade racer that doesn't stray far from its console heritage. But fortunately, the gameplay has been adjusted for the more-casual nature of the ...