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* InfinityPlusOneSword: The Chevrolet Corvette [=Z06=] (or Dodge Viper SRT-10) for the Muscle class, the Lamborghini Murciélago for the Exotics, and the Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX MR-edition for the Tuner class. The Corvette in particular is the fastest car in the game when fully upgraded, as with enough skill and perseverance, it can overtake Darius' [=LeMans=] Quattro as soon as the Duel begins.
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* InfinityPlusOneSword: The Chevrolet Corvette [=Z06=] (or Dodge Viper SRT-10) for the Muscle class, the Lamborghini Murciélago Porsche Carrera GT for the Exotics, and the Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX MR-edition for the Tuner class. The Corvette in particular is the fastest car in the game when fully upgraded, as with enough skill and perseverance, it can overtake Darius' [=LeMans=] Quattro as soon as the Duel begins.
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* InfinityPlusOneSword: The Chevrolet Corvette [=Z06=] (or Dodge Viper SRT-10) for the Muscle class, the Lamborghini Murciélago for the Exotics, and the Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX MR-edition for the Tuner class. The Corvette in particular is the fastest car in the game when fully upgraded, as with enough skill and perseverance, it can overtake Darius' [=LeMans=] Quattro as soon as the Duel begins.
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** The game's car classification system, which divides cars into "Tuners", "Muscles", and "Exotics", is a gross oversimplification of car types, as in real life vehicles have wider and more specific classifications than just "tuner", "muscle" and "exotic"; this system being clearly based on the distinct vehicle subcultures of the time. Vehicle tiering is this as well, as you'll never see, in stock at least, a Lancer Evolution IX being in the same performance category as the Lamborghini Murciélago.
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** The game's car classification system, which divides cars into "Tuners", "Muscles", and "Exotics", is a gross oversimplification of car types, as in real life vehicles have wider and more specific classifications than just "tuner", "muscle" and "exotic"; this system being clearly based on the distinct vehicle car subcultures of the time. Vehicle tiering is this as well, as you'll never see, in stock at least, a Lancer Evolution IX being in the same performance category as the Lamborghini Murciélago.
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** Darius drives an Audi Le Mans quattro, which is basically the 2003 concept of the Audi R8. However, the car doesn't look like its concept model, as the front, back and exhaust pipes look more like those of the Audi R8 production model, production of which started in June of the same year as the game's release.
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** Darius drives an Audi Le Mans quattro, Quattro, which is basically the 2003 concept of the Audi R8. However, the car doesn't look like its concept model, as the front, back and exhaust pipes look more like those of the Audi R8 production model, production of which started in June of the same year as the game's release.
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* BrandX: Not done directly, but similar to ''Most Wanted'', cars which aren't sold in North America (like Alfa Romeo) are simply referred to as "sports cars" over police radio chatter, where as others are called out by their manufacturer or at least the specified model to a few cars like the Camaro or the Corvette... otherwise they will say that they can't have a confirmed description about the car.
** Note that since the game reuses the police chatter audio from ''Most Wanted'', cars that didn't appear or weren't intended to do so in the previous game have their brand calls missing or are just referred as "sports cars".
* BrokenBridge: Unlike in ''Underground 2'' and ''Most Wanted'', Palmont City is almost entirely drivable except for Silverton area which is blocked behind holographic barriers and the player must defeat all three bosses to unlock access to Silverton.
** Note that since the game reuses the police chatter audio from ''Most Wanted'', cars that didn't appear or weren't intended to do so in the previous game have their brand calls missing or are just referred as "sports cars".
* BrokenBridge: Unlike in ''Underground 2'' and ''Most Wanted'', Palmont City is almost entirely drivable except for Silverton area which is blocked behind holographic barriers and the player must defeat all three bosses to unlock access to Silverton.
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* BrandX: Not done directly, but similar to ''Most Wanted'', cars which that aren't sold in North America (like Alfa Romeo) are simply referred to as "sports cars" over police radio chatter, where as whereas others are called out by their manufacturer or at least the specified model to a few cars like the Camaro or the Corvette... otherwise they will say that they can't have a confirmed description about the car.
** Note that since the game reuses the police chatter audio from ''Most Wanted'', cars that didn't appear or weren't intended to do so in the previous game have their brand calls missing or are just referred to as "sports cars".
* BrokenBridge: Unlike in ''Underground 2'' and ''Most Wanted'', Palmont City is almost entirely drivable except for the Silvertonarea area, which is blocked behind holographic barriers and the barriers. The player must defeat all three bosses to unlock access to Silverton.
** Note that since the game reuses the police chatter audio from ''Most Wanted'', cars that didn't appear or weren't intended to do so in the previous game have their brand calls missing or are just referred to as "sports cars".
* BrokenBridge: Unlike in ''Underground 2'' and ''Most Wanted'', Palmont City is almost entirely drivable except for the Silverton
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** Drift Events, last seen in ''Underground 2'' return after being absent from ''Most Wanted''. It comes in a stadium drift (akin to ''Underground'' series) or in the grueling canyons alone.
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** In the main game, the crews of Palmont City are represented in different colors: green for Bushido, blue for T.F.K., yellow for 21st Street Crew and red for Stacked Deck.
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** In the main game, the crews of Palmont City are represented in different colors: green for Bushido, blue for T.F.K., yellow for 21st Street Crew Crew, and red for Stacked Deck.
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** Amongst the bonus cars, you get to drive some of the iconic exotics of its time. Cars like the Porsche 911 [=GT3=] RS (997), the Koenigsegg CCX and the Pagani Zonda F, all three making its debut.
** Pretty much any car can be this, regardless of it car class or tier. If you modify them, the later ones can be awesome even when stock!
** Pretty much any car can be this, regardless of it car class or tier. If you modify them, the later ones can be awesome even when stock!
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** Amongst the bonus cars, you get to drive some of the iconic exotics of its time. Cars like the Porsche 911 [=GT3=] RS (997), the Koenigsegg CCX CCX, and the Pagani Zonda F, all three making its their debut.
** Pretty much any car can be this, regardless ofit its car class or tier. If you modify them, the later ones can be awesome even when in stock!
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** The game features the Porsche 911 [=GT3=] RS (997) as an unlockable car both through gameplay and via purchasing the ''Custom Car Bundle 1'' DLC pack. Problem is, to unlock the car via gameplay, the player has to complete the "Porsche 911 [=GT3=] RS" Reward Card, which among its requirements includes [[BeatThemAtTheirOwnGame beating an EA Moderator in a ranked online game]]. With online game having shut down (and online purchases also being shut down not long afterwards), this means that the car now remains permanently locked (outside of mods).
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** The game features the Porsche 911 [=GT3=] RS (997) as an unlockable car both through gameplay and via purchasing the ''Custom Car Bundle 1'' DLC pack. Problem is, to unlock the car via gameplay, the player has to complete the "Porsche 911 [=GT3=] RS" Reward Card, which among its requirements includes [[BeatThemAtTheirOwnGame beating an EA Moderator in a ranked online game]]. With online game having shut down (and online purchases also being shut down not long afterwards), this means that the car now remains permanently locked (outside of mods).
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*** "Career Mogul" requires you to have at least $1,000,000 in Career Mode. Winning again the same race you won rewards you with a measly 500 or 550 with crew bonus. Completing every race means that you must grind for a lot of days or even months just to get millions. It is required to unlock the Chevrolet Chevelle SS 1970.
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*** "Career Mogul" requires you to have at least $1,000,000 in Career Mode. Winning again the same race you won rewards you with a measly 500 or 550 with crew bonus.bonus (750 if you win with Samson as your active Crew Member whenever available). Completing every race means that you must grind for a lot of days or even months just to get millions. It is required to unlock the Chevrolet Chevelle SS 1970.
* PowerUpLetdown:
** Unlike in the previous game with the M3 GTR, Darius' fabled Le Mans Quattro can only be used in Quick Race - you can't use it during Career races or in Free Roam. You also don't get any Boss Bonus Cards from Darius like you do with the other Crew Bosses either, for that matter.
** The Lamborghini Murcielago in ''Own the City'' is unlocked upon beating the game (for free, no less), leaving you little reason to actually use it for races if you reached OneHundredPercentCompletion on everything. {{Downplayed}}, however, in that you ''can'' still use it for any races you didn't finish, or take it on a leisurely drive in Free Roam.
** Unlike in the previous game with the M3 GTR, Darius' fabled Le Mans Quattro can only be used in Quick Race - you can't use it during Career races or in Free Roam. You also don't get any Boss Bonus Cards from Darius like you do with the other Crew Bosses either, for that matter.
** The Lamborghini Murcielago in ''Own the City'' is unlocked upon beating the game (for free, no less), leaving you little reason to actually use it for races if you reached OneHundredPercentCompletion on everything. {{Downplayed}}, however, in that you ''can'' still use it for any races you didn't finish, or take it on a leisurely drive in Free Roam.
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** Free Roam Challenges. Expect a rival crew who will run across you during your session and will challenge the you to a race.
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** Free Roam Challenges. Expect a rival crew who will run across you during your session and will challenge the you to a race.
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* RedemptionPromotion: As an enemy driver for Kenji's gang, Yumi is usually one of the better AI drivers, but still nothing special. Once she joins your crew? It's likely she'll win every race she enters. This is likely due to ''Carbon''[='s=] wingman abilities; Yumi is a scout, meaning she will not only show you where the shortcuts are, she'll also make use of them herself, when most enemy AI do not.
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* RedemptionPromotion: As an enemy driver for Kenji's gang, Yumi is usually one of the better AI drivers, but still nothing special. Once she joins your crew? It's She'll likely she'll win every race she enters. This is likely due to ''Carbon''[='s=] wingman abilities; Yumi is a scout, meaning she will not only show you where the shortcuts are, but she'll also make use of them herself, herself when most enemy AI do not.don't.
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** Downplayed with the sixth-gen console versions, which are for all intents and purposes the same game as the PC and seventh-gen releases, except that, apart from graphical downgrades, it has a cap of four cars in a race instead of eight and lacks facial motion capture cutscenes. The [[Platform/NintendoGameCube GameCube]] version in particular suffered the most as it notoriously compressed the textures to a muddied, Vaseline-smeared mess due to storage limitations.
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** Downplayed with the sixth-gen console versions, which are for all intents and purposes the same game as the PC and seventh-gen releases, except that, apart from graphical downgrades, it has a cap of four cars in a race instead of eight and lacks facial motion capture cutscenes. The [[Platform/NintendoGameCube GameCube]] version in particular suffered the most as it notoriously compressed the textures to a muddied, Vaseline-smeared mess due to storage limitations.
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* DoWellButNotPerfect: As long as your crewmate is leading in a race, if they cross the finish in first, it's still counts as a win, even if you're dead last.
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* ScoreMultiplier:
** In drift events, your score multiplies by chaining drifts from the opposite direction. If it's a canyon drift, it multiplies for every clean section.
** For canyon events, your score multiplies the closer you are to your opponent. Just don't brush off paint or you lose 5,000 points per collision.
** In drift events, your score multiplies by chaining drifts from the opposite direction. If it's a canyon drift, it multiplies for every clean section.
** For canyon events, your score multiplies the closer you are to your opponent. Just don't brush off paint or you lose 5,000 points per collision.
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* DifficultButAwesome: Muscle cars in the console versions have some of the best acceleration in the game, being able to go from 0-60 in a matter of seconds, and their top speed is nothing to scoff at, either. The catch? Their handling. Better get used to your car fishtailing or worse, rolling over if you don't get used to their subpar handling when compared to Exotics or especially Tuners.
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* DifficultButAwesome: Muscle cars in the console versions have some of the best acceleration in the game, being able to go from 0-60 in a matter of seconds, and their top speed is nothing to scoff at, either. The catch? Their handling. Better get used to your car fishtailing or worse, rolling over if you don't get used to their subpar handling when compared to Exotics or especially Tuners. The [[GameBreaker Corvette Z06]] is a shining example as it has acceleration that is outright ''better'' than Darius' signature [[InfinityPlusOneSword Audi LeMans Quattro]]. And even with stock performance, it can still carry you through your journey through Silverton to get to Darius.
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* DifficultButAwesome: Muscle cars in the console versions have some of the best acceleration in the game, being able to go from 0-60 in a matter of seconds, and their top speed is nothing to scoff at, either. The catch? Their handling. Better get used to your car fishtailing or worse, rolling over if you don't get used to their subpar handling when compared to Exotics or especially Tuners.
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** In ''Own the City'', some of the bosses you beat will choose to join your crew and help you uncover the truth behind the fateful crash that killed Mick.
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** The game's car paint system takes further strides, as it now offers a larger color spectrum, as well as choosing the brightness and saturation level. Pearlescent, Candy, Iridescent, Chrome and Matte (which were under the "Custom" category in ''Most Wanted'' with limited choices'') now has its own categories.
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** The game's car paint system takes further strides, as it now offers a larger color spectrum, as well as choosing the brightness and saturation level. Pearlescent, Candy, Iridescent, Chrome and Matte (which were under the "Custom" category in ''Most Wanted'' with limited choices'') choices) now has its own categories.
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* AntiGrinding: In Career mode, playing any of the races you already completed will only net you 500 cash.
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** Your Crew Members provide you with a solid cushion on many fronts whenever available - not only will they always keep up with you regardless of what you're driving (in the console games, they level with you in car tiers[[note]] Save for Nikki, who always drives her signature Ford GT regardless of what tier car you're driving. [[/note]]), but if they cross the finish line before you do, it still counts as a win for you as well.
* AntiGrinding: In Career mode, playing any of the races you already completed will only net you 500 cash. Averted in ''Own the City'', however, where you earn the same amount of money as you did before their completion.
* AntiGrinding: In Career mode, playing any of the races you already completed will only net you 500 cash. Averted in ''Own the City'', however, where you earn the same amount of money as you did before their completion.
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** In ''Own the City'', some bosses you beat will choose to join your crew and hoping to help you [[spoiler: discover the truth of that past fateful race that took the life of Mick]].
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** In ''Own the City'', some of the bosses you beat will choose to join your crew and hoping to help you [[spoiler: discover uncover the truth of that past behind the fateful race crash that took the life of Mick]].killed Mick.
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* SettleForSibling: [[spoiler:After Sara lost her boyfriend Mick in the car crash, whom she had an abusive relationship with, she ends up settling for the player by the end of ''Own the City'' knowing that they've arranged their brother's death to save her from him.]]
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* SettleForSibling: [[spoiler:After Sara lost her boyfriend Mick in the a car crash, whom she had an abusive relationship with, she ends up settling for the player by at the end of ''Own the City'' knowing that they've arranged their older brother's death to save her from him.]]
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* BadGuysDoTheDirtyWork: [[spoiler:The ending to ''Own the City'' reveals that the player hired EX to cause the crash that killed their brother Mick, all because of how badly he treated them and Sara. But unbeknownst to them at that time, EX later on decided to hire Buddy to do the dirty work for him instead because the latter was desperate for some quick cash.]]
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* BadGuysDoTheDirtyWork: [[spoiler:The ending to ''Own the City'' reveals that the player hired EX to cause the crash that killed their brother Mick, all because of how badly he treated them and Sara. But unbeknownst to them at that time, EX later on decided to hire Buddy to do the dirty work for him instead because the latter was desperate for some quick cash.]]
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* BountyHunter: ''Carbon'' reveals that, following the events of ''Most Wanted'' (2005), Sergeant Cross left the Rockport Police Department in order to become a bounty hunter and goes on [[ItsPersonal a vendetta towards the player]].
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* BountyHunter: ''Carbon'' reveals that, following the events of ''Most Wanted'' (2005), Wanted (2005)'', Sergeant Cross left the Rockport Police Department in order to become a bounty hunter and goes on [[ItsPersonal a vendetta towards the player]].
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* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: In ''Own the City'', the protagonist's motivation for carving his way through the street-racing scene is to find the man who caused a crash that killed their brother and left them with amnesia. Subverted at the end when they discover [[spoiler:''they'' had caused it themselves]].
* SatchelSwitcheroo: When Colin asks the player to join his crew, he says that he saw Nikki knocked over by some stranger, and reveals that the stranger had an identical bag, confirming that the bag with the money was switched with one with papers.
* SatchelSwitcheroo: When Colin asks the player to join his crew, he says that he saw Nikki knocked over by some stranger, and reveals that the stranger had an identical bag, confirming that the bag with the money was switched with one with papers.
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* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: In ''Own the City'', the protagonist's motivation for carving his way through the street-racing street racing scene is to find the man who caused a the crash that killed their brother and left them with amnesia. Subverted at the end when they discover [[spoiler:''they'' had caused it themselves]].
* SatchelSwitcheroo: When Colin asks the player to joinhis their crew, he says that he saw Nikki knocked over by some stranger, and reveals that the stranger had an identical bag, confirming that the bag with the money was switched with one with papers.
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* SettleForSibling: [[spoiler:After Sara lost her boyfriend Mick in the car crash, whom she had an abusive relationship with, she ends up settling for the player by the end of ''Own the City'' knowing that they've arranged their brother's death to save her from him.]]
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* ColorMotif: The crews of Palmont City are represented in different colors: green for Bushido, blue for T.F.K., yellow for 21st Street Crew and red for Stacked Deck.
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* ColorMotif: The ColorMotif:
** In the main game, the crews of Palmont City are represented in different colors: green for Bushido, blue for T.F.K., yellow for 21st Street Crew and red for StackedDeck.Deck.
** For ''Own the City'': light blue for the Berserkers, orange for the Eastsiders, pink for the Syrens, purple for Team Mega, green for the Corps, and red for the Krimson Crew.
** In the main game, the crews of Palmont City are represented in different colors: green for Bushido, blue for T.F.K., yellow for 21st Street Crew and red for Stacked
** For ''Own the City'': light blue for the Berserkers, orange for the Eastsiders, pink for the Syrens, purple for Team Mega, green for the Corps, and red for the Krimson Crew.
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* AllStereotypeCast: The "Tuner", "Muscle" and "Exotic" vehicle classes, which are more or less a stereotyped portrayal of vehicle subcultures prevalent at the time of the game's release.
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* BadGuysDoTheDirtyWork: [[spoiler:The ending to ''Own the City'' reveals that you hired EX to cause the crash that killed your brother Mick, all because of how badly he treated you and Sara. But unbeknownst to you at that time, EX later on decided to hire Buddy to do the dirty work for him instead because the latter was desperate for some quick cash.]]
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* BadGuysDoTheDirtyWork: [[spoiler:The ending to ''Own the City'' reveals that you the player hired EX to cause the crash that killed your their brother Mick, all because of how badly he treated you them and Sara. But unbeknownst to you them at that time, EX later on decided to hire Buddy to do the dirty work for him instead because the latter was desperate for some quick cash.]]
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** Blockers like Neville or Samson can take down an opponent down and force them to a stop. Same goes for Brawlers and Attackers for ''Own the City'' as their purpose is as similar as Blockers.
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** Blockers like Neville or Samson can take down an opponent down and force them to a stop. Same goes for Brawlers and Attackers Assassins for ''Own the City'' as their purpose is as similar as Blockers.
* DubNameChange: The Japanese release refer to the "Tuner" and "Exotic" car classes as "Standard" and "High-End", respectively, though the "Muscle" designation is retained. This may be chalked up to cultural differences particularly within Japanese car culture especially with the JDM scene which the Tuner class portrays.
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** Drafters like Colin and Nikki specialize in giving you a sizable speed boost by simply drafting behind them; this makes them your best choices as crewmates for Speedtrap events, as you can activate their ability right before a speed trap to reach far higher speeds than your opponents. If Colin or Nikki in that case crosses the finish line first, you as a crew still win the race.
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** Drafters like Colin and Nikki specialize in giving you a sizable sizeable speed boost by simply drafting behind them; this makes them your best choices as crewmates for Speedtrap events, as you can activate their ability right before a speed trap to reach far higher speeds than your opponents. If Colin or Nikki in that case crosses the finish line first, you as a crew still win the race.
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* HollywoodCalifornia: Palmont City is based on random areas of California (except San Juan, a small borough which is inaccessible in Career mode, and Silverton, which appears to be more of [[VivaLasVegas a stereotypical depiction of Las Vegas]]). Kempton for the real-life Compton is perhaps the most obviuous, being a stand-in for South Central's {{Gangsterland}} reputation, while Fortuna, which appears to be the city's high-end residential area, appears to be a stand-in for Orange County or Beverly Hills.
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* HollywoodCalifornia: Palmont City is based on random areas of California (except San Juan, a small borough which is inaccessible in Career mode, and Silverton, which appears to be more of [[VivaLasVegas a stereotypical depiction of Las Vegas]]). Kempton for the real-life Compton is perhaps the most obviuous, obvious, being a stand-in for South Central's {{Gangsterland}} reputation, while Fortuna, which appears to be the city's high-end residential area, appears to be a stand-in for Orange County or Beverly Hills.Hills.
* HufflepuffHouse: The minor street racing crews, of whom Nikki remark as those who "push and pull". They're in the game for variety, but the game's lore barely even explore them if at all.
* HufflepuffHouse: The minor street racing crews, of whom Nikki remark as those who "push and pull". They're in the game for variety, but the game's lore barely even explore them if at all.
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* TechDemoGame: The seventh-generation versions as well as the Windows and OS X releases showcased the [[https://youtu.be/JqE0yhVirA8?feature=shared&t=287 facial motion capture system]] which EA flirted with at the time, years before it was further popularised by ''VideoGame/LANoire''.
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* LockedOutOfTheLoop: The player in ''Own the City'' spends the entire game searching across Coast City for the racer responsible for the crash that killed their brother, unaware that [[spoiler:''they'' had caused it themselves but didn't knew because the same crash also left them with amnesia. Meanwhile, Sara knew the truth behind the crash the entire time and tried to dissuade the player from finding it out, out of fear that they would somehow end up becoming just as bad as Mick.]]
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* LockedOutOfTheLoop: The player in ''Own the City'' spends the entire game searching across Coast City for the racer responsible for the crash that killed their brother, unaware that [[spoiler:''they'' had caused it themselves but didn't knew because the same crash also left them with amnesia. Meanwhile, Sara knew the truth behind the crash the entire time and tried to dissuade the player from finding it out, out of fear that [[IfYouKillHimYouWillBeJustLikeHim they would somehow end up becoming just as bad as Mick.]]]]]]
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--->'''Sara:''' [[spoiler:I know you think I killed your brother, but I didn’t. ''[[TheKillerInMe You did.]]'' [[BigBrotherBully He bossed you around all your life.]] To him, you were always his idiot younger brother. [[DomesticAbuse He even treated me like crap.]] Sometimes, he can be brutal. He had contempt for everything and everyone. [[CompetitionFreak The more he raced, the better he got, and the more of a monster he became]] [...] Everyone hated your brother, ''[[CainAndAbel you just hated him more.]]'']]
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--->'''Sara:''' [[spoiler:I know you think I killed your brother, but I didn’t. ''[[TheKillerInMe You did.]]'' [[BigBrotherBully He bossed you around all your life.]] To him, you were always his idiot younger brother. [[DomesticAbuse He even treated me like crap.]] Sometimes, he can be brutal. He had contempt for everything and everyone. [[CompetitionFreak The more he raced, the better he got, and the more of a monster he became]] [...] [[BadGuysDoTheDirtyWork You hired EX to kill Mick. You didn't know he was going to hire Buddy to do his dirty work]] [...] Everyone hated your brother, ''[[CainAndAbel you just hated him more.]]'']]
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Alongside console, home computer, and arcade versions, the game also received portable editions for the Platform/PlayStationPortable, Platform/GameBoyAdvance, Platform/NintendoDS, and Zeebo (a short-lived console produced domestically in Brazil), titled ''Need for Speed: Carbon – Own the City''. While the portable games featured similar gameplay to the console version, they included new and modified gameplay elements, a different setting and storyline, and a different selection of AI teammates. The portable edition's story follows the player recovering from a disastrous crash during a high-stakes race that left them with amnesia and killed their brother Michael "Mick" Rogers, leader of the Lucky 7's. With the help of Sara, Mick's former girlfriend, as well as Carter and a couple other surviving members of the now-disbanded Lucky 7's serving as their starting crew members, the player races across Coast City and takes down rival street racing crews in search of the racer responsible for the crash.
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Alongside console, home computer, and arcade versions, the game also received portable editions for the Platform/PlayStationPortable, Platform/GameBoyAdvance, Platform/NintendoDS, and Zeebo (a short-lived console produced domestically in Brazil), titled ''Need for Speed: Carbon – Own the City''. While the portable games featured similar gameplay to the console version, they included new and modified gameplay elements, a different setting and storyline, and a different selection of AI teammates. The portable edition's story follows the player recovering from a disastrous crash during a high-stakes race that left them with amnesia and killed their brother Michael "Mick" Rogers, leader of the Lucky 7's. Sevens. With the help of Sara, Mick's former girlfriend, as well as Carter and a couple other surviving members of the now-disbanded Lucky 7's Sevens serving as their starting crew members, the player races across Coast City and takes down rival street racing crews in search of the racer responsible for the crash.
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** Neville is the first member to join your crew and he will often help you in the first 5 races until you unlock Sal, another starter crew member, if you choose to hire him of fire the former. In ''Own the City'', Lucky 7's Kita and Dylan are your starting crew members. Carter is also another of your starter crew members, but only for the PSP version.
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** Neville is the first member to join your crew and he will often help you in the first 5 races until you unlock Sal, another starter crew member, if you choose to hire him of fire the former. In ''Own the City'', Lucky 7's Sevens' Kita and Dylan are your starting crew members. Carter is also another of your starter crew members, but only for the PSP version.
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* HatedByAll: [[spoiler:Mick in ''Own the City''. Justified, since he was a total {{Jerkass}} to everyone, including his younger brother and his girlfriend.]]
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* HatedByAll: [[spoiler:Mick in ''Own the City''. Justified, since he was a total {{Jerkass}} to everyone, including his younger brother and his girlfriend.]] It's implied from Sara's dialogue at the end of the game that this is why [[KarmaHoudini the player ended up getting away with arranging Mick's death]] at the expense of [[FramingTheGuiltyParty letting EX take the fall.]]]]
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-->'''Sara:''' [[spoiler:[[BigBrotherBully He bossed you around all your life.]] To him, you were always his idiot younger brother. [[DomesticAbuse He even treated me like crap.]] Sometimes, he can be brutal. He had contempt for everything and everyone. [[CompetitionFreak The more he raced, the better he got, and the more of a monster he became]] [...] Everyone hated your brother, [[CainAndAbel you just hated him more.]]]]
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--->'''Sara:''' [[spoiler:I know you think I killed your brother, but I didn’t. ''[[TheKillerInMe You did.]]'']]
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--->'''Sara:''' [[spoiler:I know you think I killed your brother, but I didn’t. ''[[TheKillerInMe You did.]]'' [[BigBrotherBully He bossed you around all your life.]] To him, you were always his idiot younger brother. [[DomesticAbuse He even treated me like crap.]] Sometimes, he can be brutal. He had contempt for everything and everyone. [[CompetitionFreak The more he raced, the better he got, and the more of a monster he became]] [...] Everyone hated your brother, ''[[CainAndAbel you just hated him more.]]'']]
