It is a long line of rotting corpses that have been mutilated and hanged. Martin lifts the tarpaulin and tells Cora that he wants her to see something. Cora feels like “a stray in every sense… the last of her tribe.” She hopes that he was taken with Meg, whom she assumes was his lover, so at least he is not alone. It is completely dark, but Cora cannot stop having visions of Caesar being captured. She curses herself for choosing to stay in South Carolina, thinking it was ludicrous to assume they would be safe there, still in the South and so close to Randall. The train is late, and she is too weak to walk to wherever the next station might be.
Cora is desperately hungry, and she doesn’t know when she will eat again. She tortures herself with thoughts of what has happened to Caesar and Sam and, while sleeping, she has nightmares about a twisted, violent version of her life in South Carolina. She remains alone, trapped on the underground railroad platform. The narrative then returns to Cora, who believes it has been one day since Sam’s house collapsed, though she isn’t sure. The community has requested a remaster of this magnificent game multiple times it would absolutely be a breath of fresh air in this specific genre that has moved more and more towards mobile gaming.This chapter is preceded by another runaway ad, this time for a 21-year-old called Martha. The video also features the Nissan Skyline GT-R from the original Need for Speed Underground, and the BMW M3 GTR from Most Wanted.
Need for a remaster?Ī group of Russian fans running the channel Odonata Cinema Youtube have created a spectacular fanmade trailer of the hypothetical remastered version of Need for Speed: Underground 2. Right now huge free-roaming maps are a trend between other genre games, just like Cyberpunk 2077. Free-roaming was what was missing from the previous chapter of the series, and is seamlessly integrated into the economy of the game. Not only in the modes, but also in the tracks, the game always tries to suggest different races, and clearly lives a unique relationship between the road, the music, and the player. This is really impressive considering Underground 2 is set entirely at night almost as if it always wanted to highlight the beauty of neon on the asphalt. It was not so much about doing something illegal but about belonging to a “tuning culture” that reflected a general interest dragged by the hip-hop world of that period think of the incredible version of Riders on the Stormby Snoop Dogg and The Doors.īayview is convoluted, highly developed, and varied. Underground 2 actually put the players right in the middle of a specific subculture, letting them live with few resources, simple but essential mechanics, a wonderful soundtrack, and a city to explore. More than Need for Speed ever had, and it did not need blacklists, rushes, or complicated plots. Nostalgia matters a lot, of course, but Need for Speed: Underground 2 had personality. Especially as EA abandoned the supercars to make way for more ordinary cars a Peugeot 206 could be more powerful than a high-alloy competitor. Unlike a normal driving game, the car was not just a means to an end the entire world revolved around finding hidden garages, racing on the streets, and random challenges against AI-controlled enemies.
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