IGN AU: So you want to reflect where street racing is heading, as opposed to giving racing fans a window into the illegal scene. What they're doing is they're moving to tracks to remove those penalties. So these are pretty astronomical penalties, just for getting caught street racing. Your car is automatically impounded, you're automatically given a $10,000 fine, and you can face a two year suspension on your license. In Vancouver, Canada, where the game's developed, being caught street racing - which is considered 50 kilometres above the posted speed limit - actually is quite a hefty penalty. There's been a lot of crackdown by the cops. The reason for that, from what we've been told, is mainly because of the penalties for street racing. They're moving away from the streets and on to tracks. Need For Speed has always been on the cutting edge of the car and street racing culture and this year's no different, so when we set out to make ProStreet, we spent a lot of time at the beginning of the project talking with the people that were racing, talking with the people that were putting on the races, and we were getting very clear and very consistent messaging back from them, and that is that the street racing culture is getting organised. IGN AU: And this is no longer the illegal street racing scene. It's not enough any more to just dominate your local neighbourhood, now you're going to compete on an international stage, and compete in multi-disciplinary race showdowns.
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