* 25-40 hours of career gameplay

25-40 hours is pretty long, actually. That's around the time it takes to complete a typical Japanese RPG. Although it's nowhere near as long as Test Drive: Unlimited.

I'm actually rather concerned with the fact that nothing seems to have changed considerably from it's predecessors. The car list is still very mediocre at a time when games like Forza MS 2 and TDU are churning out at least 100+ cars in one sitting. The graphics are quite impressive, although the 'real-life' smoke effects are starting to sound gimmicky. The interface is exactly the same as Carbon (one tiny tachometre at the bottom right side of the screen), which is quite a pisser. If Autosculpt comes back as it was in Carbon (which it probably will be), that's one reason for me not to buy this game. Oh well, let's just wait for the demo to come out and we'll see what happens.

actually the longer career mode is better...can consider good dy lo 4 pc racing genre standard...4 me this would b the best career mode i ever played after TDU...did u no GT HD n FM2 gameplay can last up to 744 hours aka 1 month...one thing y NFS doesnt wanna add 100 cars is bcoz it will occupy a lot of space 4 graphics glitters n if they were 2 shell 100 cars plus impressive graphics,then the game space will take up 100GB dy

If Forza, Gran Turismo and TDU can pull it off very easily, I don't see any reason why Pro Street can't do it. Plus, Forza also has unbelievably detailed customization options that are near limitless. Maybe it's because we're speculating based solely on the PC version, which will definitely occupy close to 10 or 15 GB (a real, real hassle). But still, I can't accept the fact that a next-gen racing game packs less than 50 cars or so, when everyone else is cramming ungodly amounts of vehicles into their games. And they're mostly customizable! Variety is the spice of life, like they say. Pro Street has nearly nothing to set itself apart from it's competitors, and I was counting on the fact that it would feature a decent car list as it's saving grace. Looks like it's not gonna happen this time.

whats wrong with it should b did u no oblivion sets the record 4 the longest gameplay ever in a pc game with over 200 hours which is less than 1/4 of forza motorsport 2 play time of 744 hours aka 1 month
actually the longer career mode is better...can consider good dy lo 4 pc racing genre standard...4 me this would b the best career mode i ever played after TDU...did u no GT HD n FM2 gameplay can last up to 744 hours aka 1 month...one thing y NFS doesnt wanna add 100 cars is bcoz it will occupy a lot of space 4 graphics glitters n if they were 2 shell 100 cars plus impressive graphics,then the game space will take up 100GB dy

25-40 hours too short, mean u only take 2 days to complete the games.
unless u play 1 hour a day lar, then 40days to complete the games.. hehe..

You can edit your replay, and cut out any scene that you don't want

Forza motorsport 2 graphic are not that nice..looks normal to me..even im playing on my samsung R7..Forza is actually an easy game..if u have time to play, yes u can complete it in 1month.but not like me..feel boring to play it already..i now juz play for fun and drift around only  ..I Juz wanna see how NFS PS looks like

* Nissan GT-R PROTO
* 1970 Plymouth Hemi Cuda
* 1995 Mazda RX-7
* 1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse
* 1999 Nissan Skyline R34
* 2006 Audi S4
* 1986 Toyota Corolla GTS AE86
* 1989 Nissan 240 SX (S13)
* 2006 Mitsubishi Lancer EVOLUTION IX MR-edition
* 2006 Volkswagen Golf GTI
* 2006 Acura RSX
* 2006 Porsche 911 (997 Gen) Turbo
* 2006 Lotus Elise
* 2006 Lexus IS350
* 2008 BMW M3

Drag trailer featuring the RX-7 & the Hemi Cuda
and
GT-R Proto doing a grip race videos at nfsunlimited

i dont know about this, since underground 2, all need for speed are bored.

any demo for Pro Street in the pipes?

long way 2 go la