
Need for Speed Underground 2 Gets an Unofficial Browser Port With Online Free Roam
A fan project called Underground 2 Revived runs the 2004 racer in Chrome and Firefox, with online multiplayer that several reports say has drawn thousands of simultaneous players.
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A fan-made project named Underground 2 Revived allows players to run the 2004 racing game Need for Speed: Underground 2 directly inside a web browser, including an online free-roam mode, according to TechPowerUp.
The port was released in late October and works in Chrome and Firefox. It uses WebAssembly and WebGPU, so users can open the website and begin playing without a separate installation. The project page lists support for up to 120 FPS in widescreen, controller input, and the option to race with friends. It is free to play.
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