You do this by earning Speed Points and rising up the ranks for the ability to challenge the ten most wanted racers in the city. Sadly that is not present in this title, although they do offer a nice challenge, and a great way to earn points quickly when needed.Īs the title suggests, Need For Speed: Most Wanted is about becoming the most wanted racer in Fairhaven. In previous titles you could play the cops, allowing for variety.
Couple this with the repetitive police banter and you will soon find yourself avoiding the police like the plague. They show up on the map as blue arrows, but if you’re trying to make a race for the first time and lack the ability to fast travel, they grow tiresome. The police although adding some tension, will make the exploring of Fairhaven a chore at times. A successful evasion will lead to more points so the choice is ultimately up to you. Even after the race the cops don’t stop, leaving you to race ahead to either evade them or get caught. Squad cars, Setting up road blocks, spike strips and SUV’s all play a part in keeping you away from that all important finish line. Police play a large part in NFS: MW, with racing sometimes being interrupted cop cars chasing you in the middle of races. Criterion give you the tools to race but it is up to the player to find out how to turn the car into a finely tuned racing machine. That said, the skill of breaking and utilizing the cars weight for “take downs” is key. Weaving in and out of traffic with these cars is fluid and natural. Cars feel responsive, even down to the low level Ford Focus.
You will be racing with real world cars, but they are not realistic in the way they handle.
If you have played the previous Criterion developed Need for Speed title Hot Pursuit, the handling will feel instantly familiar.
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