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Released in 1997, NFS2 was the first revision of the Need For Speed series. While it lacked cops - EA said they ran out of time and never finished the Hot Pursuit mode - point to point tracks, and had more arcadish physics, it featured more cars, more tracks and much better graphics than the original.
As with TNFS, a mild revision on NFS2 was released in 1998 as NFS2 SE. Unfortunently, it did not fix the most glarring problem with NFS2, the lack of cops, though it did featured 3D acceleration with the 3dfx chip, one more track, and four more cars.
System Requirements:
Operating System: Windows 95/98
CPU Type & Speed: 90 MHz Pentium class processor or compatible
Hard Drive Space: 10MB free space for game plus space for saved games (additional space required for DirectX installation)
Memory: 16MB Ram
CD-Rom Speed: 4x CD-ROM drive (600KB/second transfer rate)
As with TNFS, a mild revision on NFS2 was released in 1998 as NFS2 SE. Unfortunently, it did not fix the most glarring problem with NFS2, the lack of cops, though it did featured 3D acceleration with the 3dfx chip, one more track, and four more cars.
System Requirements:
Operating System: Windows 95/98
CPU Type & Speed: 90 MHz Pentium class processor or compatible
Hard Drive Space: 10MB free space for game plus space for saved games (additional space required for DirectX installation)
Memory: 16MB Ram
CD-Rom Speed: 4x CD-ROM drive (600KB/second transfer rate)