Need for Speed II Special Edition
Need for Speed II has a list of exotic cars including the Ford Indigo are only ever made two times. This game introduces a new mode called Knockout. In that mode, the player who last crossed the finish line on each lapnya will be eliminated. This elimination will continue until only one racer left alone.
Many fans of The Need for Speed disappointed in Need for Speed II, this happens because Need for Speed II arcade rather than simulation using the genre such as The Need for Speed. Virtually every track on the Need for Speed II is designed very nicely, even the cars we drive now be out of line and use the shortcut provided.
Playstation version of NFS II is the first NFS that utilizes a dual function and dual shock analog of the Playstation controller. Namco output rotary controllers even named neGcon can we use to play NFS II.
Special edition of Need for Speed II, entitled Need for Speed II: Special Edition, provides an update in the form of a trajectory and a new car as well as support for the API (application programming interface) output 3dfx Glide.
A tournament race involves playing all tracks in order with the starting track able to be selected. Only after successfully completing a tournament in first place can knockout races can be played. Knockout races involve racing two laps over each of the six tracks with a number of opponents. These disqualification races always start on the easiest circuit and continue through each map, with the player who finishes last being eliminated after each race. After advancing through all the tracks another circuit is revealed. Monolithic Studios can then only be played by completing all knockout races first.
