Need for Speed in Your Browser: Most Wanted, Underground 2 and Online Editions
Choose the game and the implementation before comparing controls, multiplayer and memory cards.
Choose the original game first
The Need for Speed is the 1995 game. Most Wanted is the separate 2005 Rockport racer; Underground 2 is the Bayview street-racing game. Start with the related game links below rather than treating these names as interchangeable.
Most Wanted: this entry uses the PS2 build
Our Most Wanted entry links Lauta’s PS2 runtime, which uses WebGPU. Open Play, then check Controls for that build’s input mapping. Its browser memory card can be backed up through Settings → Saves → Export card.
A PC port or a project called Most Wanted Online is a different implementation. Do not assume the same rooms, menus or save format. A multiplayer label elsewhere does not add multiplayer to the linked PS2 entry.
Underground 2: identify which Online project
The linked nfsunderground2.site project runs the PS2 game and documents experimental two-player rooms. Its creator controls the menus as Player 1; a guest joins as Player 2. The separate nfsu2.xyz project identifies a PC implementation. The word Online alone does not tell you which one you opened.
For the linked PS2 host, Partidas provides .ps2 memory-card export/import. Online sessions use another empty card. Back up solo progress before changing browser data; a file extension alone does not prove cross-project compatibility.
Match the guide to your session
Keep the exact host and edition in your bookmark. Check graphics support, inputs, save backup and the specific room instructions on that host. Keep your existing card until you have successfully resumed from the backup; invite a friend only after both devices have loaded the same project.