You don't earn new cars, they're given to you. Driving a 300bhp sports car feels like steering a garbage truck, while evading cops you will steer into a wall 80% of the time. Blacklist bosses are a breeze provided you google the location of a Bugatti. The graphics are next gen though, however it's a console port and is badly optimized for PC with framerate capped. This is definitely not a successor to the original NFS Most Wanted.
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This is a good overall game made by the guys who created the Burnout series. If you enjoyed Burnout Paradise you, will like this too! Its a lot the same just with cops and cars that are available in real life.
Lets face it, the Need for Speed franchise is declining and this title is another installment which I didn't enjoy. When I saw this title pop up, I was expecting a refreshment to the Most Wanted game which was amazing when it was released.
With Criterion's background, you'd expect this game to be nothing less than awesome. Yet, you're let down by the lack of creativity this game has to offer. Yeah, you might like showing off your top speed or quick time on an event – but where is the story, the real Most Wanted, the games that spent money to make money!
It is a cheap slapped together game which entertains the mass minds which only care about driving fast cars. Other than that, there is nothing else engaging about Need for Speed Most Wanted.
Play it for the cars, as the story isn't there and to be frank and earnest – I don't see a story being part of the Need for Speed series any more.
It is fun to play and has great graphics, but the only downside is that it is almost impossible to win a race without a controller. The arrow keys aren't easy to use and drive with unlike the older version of this game.