AI coding is a bit of a weird one because, while the technology is clearly going to be an overall net negative in many respects, it has enabled individuals to produce some fun projects that otherwise wouldn't have been possible. Most obviously, recent months have seen a ton of classic games brought back in a whole new format, which is actually quite a good thing for those titles that are hard to play in 2026.
Now, beloved racer Need for Speed Underground 2 is the next target in their sights, and a new release allows players to enjoy it from the comfort of their chosen browser. The fun doesn't stop there, though, so here's everything you need to know about why the 2004 release is retruning in a big way.
As first reported by Tech PowerUp, a new fan project called Underground 2 Revived lets you play Need for Speed: Underground 2 in a web browser. While it is obviously going to be vibe coded in many instances, the game seems to be running well for players at the time of writing, and its nice to see the classic release return to the fore once again.
Not only that, the...
