The PlayStation 2 and Xbox versions of the game also include an online mode, which allows up to four players to race against one another in exhibition races. Additional drivers, tracks, paint schemes, and street rides can be unlocked in the career mode. The race now and season modes let players participate in one race, or they can grind through a full season in any of the different racing series: the chase for the cup mode lets players skip ahead to the final 10 races of the Nextel Cup season the lightning challenge and Dodge SpeedZone modes let players test their driving skills in a number of actual and fictitious race situations and there's a career mode, called "fight to the top," which lets players participate in multiple seasons in any or all of the different racing series as both a driver and a team owner. There are loads of different play options. In all, there are 25 official tracks, 12 fantasy tracks, more than 130 different drivers, and hundreds of different events and paint schemes to pick from. It includes most of the tracks, drivers, cars, and events from the 2004 NASCAR Nextel Cup Series, the Busch Series (called NASCAR National Series in the game), and the Craftsman Truck Series, as well as a basic mock-up of NASCAR's regional Featherlite Modified Series (populated with fictional drivers and sponsors). NASCAR 2005: Chase for the Cup has almost everything a NASCAR fan could want. NASCAR 2005 includes the Nextel Series, the Busch Series, the Craftsman Truck Series, and the Featherlite Modified Series.
But, the problem with that subtitle is that it's too much of an understatement it doesn't even come close to tipping off potential buyers to all of the wonderful improvements and additions that EA Sports has made to this year's game. NASCAR is calling the last 10 races of the season the "Chase for the Cup," so a video game with that same slogan is sure to catch the attention of NASCAR fans. EA Sports' decision to coin the subtitle of its latest NASCAR game, NASCAR 2005: Chase for the Cup, after the new Nextel Cup championship eligibility rules, makes sense from a branding standpoint.
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