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EA Black Box opened a whole city for car customization in Need for Speed: Underground 2, the street-racing sequel from 2004 that lets you drive between shops. GameCube keeps that free-roam structure, while the Game Boy Advance cart is a separate racer.
You drive into shops, fit a body kit, and take races that sprawl across one connected map on the console. Sponsor offers and a garage full of parts are the night-to-night loop, not a menu of disconnected cups only.
Bayview is the city those free-roam nights are actually crossing, and a Nintendo DS listing sits beside the other editions. Players who describe free-roam nights and deep visual tuning mean the Black Box city, not the closed courses on the handheld cartridge.
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