While it's extremely accessible to new players and really easy to get into, The Fast and the Furious isn't leaving gearheads out of the equation. Players will have literally hundreds of options for customizing their rides, from fairly in-depth performance mods to cosmetic body kits (and yes, you can also buy those neon undercar lights, if that's your thing). More importantly, they're all licensed versions of real-world products, right down to the Pioneer heads-up display that's always superimposed over your view of the road.
From what we've seen so far, The Fast and the Furious is shaping up to be a unique take on street racing. We're not really sold on the whole freeway-only business, but it looks like there should be enough here to keep modders and casual movie fans happy when the game hits in August.
