Need for Speed Carbon


When a sequel's not a sequel, the streets have no name, and the sun never shines - thank goodness the racing still kicks ass.

Available on: GameCube , PC , PSP , Xbox , DS , PS2 , Wii , Xbox 360, PS3 , GBA
Genre: Racing
Release date: October 31, 2006
Published by: EA GAMES 
Developed by: Electronic Arts EA Black Box 
Franchise: Need for Speed
Multiplayer Modes:
Online
8 player VS
8 Great
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Need for Speed Carbon
When a sequel's not a sequel, the streets have no name, and the sun never shines - thank goodness the racing still kicks ass
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[Multi] We let our lead foot loose on unsuspecting street racers
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ESRB Rating
Need for Speed Carbon is rated:
Everyone 10+
Violence