Title

A Title is text and an image bar shown as part of a player's multiplayer banner or next to their name during a playlist in Need for Speed: Unbound.

Accessible through the garage in Lakeshore Online mode, they are used as descriptors or accolades of a player's achievements.

Titles[]

Changes[]

The unlock requirements for some titles have changed as part of some volumes.

Volume 6

"Chronos" - Achieve 30 seconds drafting in The Need for Speed playlist
"Funkn' Bubba" - Achieve 15 seconds oncoming in The Need for Speed playlist
"Over Drivin'" - Reach 150 mph (240 km/h) in The Need for Speed playlist
"Overheated" - Complete The Need for Speed playlist 10 times
"Rusty Springs" - Perform 10 Grip Turns in The Need for Speed playlist
"SCUD" - Perform 10 Near Misses in The Need for Speed playlist
"The Need for Speed" - Win The Need for Speed playlist 3 times
"Vertigo Ridge" - Spend 30 seconds airborne in The Need for Speed playlist
"X-Man" - Podium The Need for Speed playlist 5 times

Trivia[]

The "Spieler Des Tages" is German for "Player of the Day".
All of the titles added with Volume 6 and rewarded for The Need for Speed playlist are references to Road & Track Presents: The Need for Speed:
- "Chronos", "Funkn' Bubba", "Overheated", and "Scud" are all songs from the soundtrack for The Need for Speed.
- "Rusty Springs" and "Vertigo Ridge" are both circuits
- "Over Drivin'" is the name given to localised Japan releases of The Need for Speed.
- "X-Man" is the player's only opponent in the 3DO release of The Need for Speed.
Multiple titles added with Volume 7 reference Need for Speed: Underground and Need for Speed: Underground 2:
- "Get Low" by Lil Jon & the Eastside Boyz and "Supermoves" by Overseer are songs from the soundtrack for Need for Speed: Underground.
- "In My Head" by Queens of the Stone Age is a song from the soundtrack for Need for Speed: Underground 2.
- "Kindiak Air" refers to the Olympic City airport in Need for Speed: Underground 2, which in turn references a course in Need for Speed: High Stakes.
- "Street Reaper" references The Wraiths, a street racing crew in Need for Speed: Underground 2.
- "Speedway" refers to the Bayview Speedway in Need for Speed: Underground 2.
Multiple titles added with Volume 8 reference Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit:
- "Atlantica", "Hometown", "Redrock Racer" referring to Redrock Ridge, and "Scorpio" referring to Scorpio-7 refer to courses in Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit as well as Need for Speed: High Stakes.
- "Aquila" refers to "Aquila 303" by Rom Di Prisco, a song from the soundtrack for Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit.
- El Niño is a fictional bonus car in Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit.