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Excuse Plot: While the game's plots since Underground are just there to get you on the road at extremely high speeds, usually being introduced at the beginning and quickly forgotten until the end (and sometimes not even then), the entire story of Rivals is perhaps the worst offender in the franchise.

Darker and Edgier: Compared to most of the series, Rivals is on the very serious, bleak side, with two sides of the law being Evil Versus Evil, and this is the only game where The Bad Guy Wins.

In addition, it is possible to get caught in a pileup at a roadblock with other drivers, leading to some hilarious, spectacular moments as one watches cars suddenly become wrecked by a fender bender.

Critical Existence Failure: The damage modeling usually means that cars on the verge of being wrecked look the part - but they're still perfectly capable of driving like new until that last sliver of health is gone.

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They have been reused by Ghost Games for all subsequent titles beginning from the Showcase Update of the 2015 reboot.

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Call-Back: Many of the Vanity License Plate designs are for locations from previous games, including Olympic City ( Underground), Bayview ( Underground 2), Rockport ( Most Wanted 2005 and World), Palmont City ( Carbon and World), Tri-City Bay ( Undercover), Seacrest County ( Hot Pursuit 2010), and Fairhaven City ( Most Wanted 2012).

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In perhaps the biggest example across the Need for Speed franchise, after appearing in all but Porsche Unleashed in the First Era, due to licensing issues, Ferrari missed the entire Second Era, and appeared only as a console-exclusive DLC pack in Shift before returning in full force in this game. After those are completed however, the whole of Redview County can be accessed.

Broken Bridge: The game does this at the beginning of the game during the tutorial missions.

Brand X: The game features a YouTube-like social media called MyRedview, in which Zephyr uploads all of his street racing videos that garnered thousands, if not millions of views worldwide.

The former has the highest acceleration, the middle has more strength and durability, and the latter has the max control, being these three cars the speed (Patrol), the strength (Enforcer), and the balance (Undercover).

Balance, Speed, Strength Trio: In the Cop storyline, you can choose every mission by choosing one of the three kinds of police vehicles: Patrol, Enforcer, and Undercover.

May also count as Evil Versus Evil since both are Villain Protagonists on different sides.

Arch-Enemy: 'Zephyr' and 'F-8' (pronounced 'Fate'), the racer and the cop the player plays as respectively.

Need for Speed Rivals features examples of: From here, the ending splits into two, depending on whether the player took the role of a Racer or a Cop. The increase in police activity, as well as civil unrest due to claims of police brutality while busting racers, causes Zephyr to openly challenge F-8 and the rest of the RCPD, claiming they are the ones who cause the damage in the community and that it would be better if the Racers were allowed to race unimpeded. F-8 gives up his vigilante persona, receiving an invitation to join the VRT instead of returning to regular duty. Zephyr sees that F-8 really is a cop and retaliates, stealing an unused police Koenigsegg Agera and respraying it in his own livery, before causing chaos on the streets of Redview.Īs a result of Zephyr's actions with the Agera, the mayor of Redview County puts all police back on active duty, as well as keeping the VRT. Angered by the lack of action against Zephyr's crimes, the officer decides to go rogue as a vigilante under the name F-8 (pronounced 'Fate'), commandeering an impounded Ferrari Enzo and taking racers down under the disguise of a fellow racer.