Need for Speed™ Most Wanted

Such a load of trash... bought it thinking it was the 2005 versions, i mean its called exactly the same thing, not in anyway even remotely like the original, police are almost impossible to escape and the story is almost non existent, not even worth the $3 i paid for it.

muy mala (es mucho mejor el antiguo)

Bought this game thinking I was going to become a professional street racer. Instead, I spent 20 minutes crashing into traffic and blaming the police. “Okay, this race I’ll drive carefully.” 5 seconds later: “FULL SPEED. NO BRAKES.” The cars are fast, the police are everywhere, and apparently every civilian car exists solely to ruin my race. 10/10. Would crash into the same traffic again.

EA, please, for the love of everything that is good: Stop breaking Proton compatibility with every single update of your horrendous EA launcher. And if you can't do it, remove it entirely !

No controller support. No quick mapping to objective. No pursuit enders. No climbing to the top from the bottom feeling. Crash cutscene into everything. This isn't my Most Wanted. This is goy slop.

This is good arcade racing game but it has some flaws, so you should go in with your eyes open. You will like the generous selection of real cars, from pickups to sedans to supercars. Your favourite car is probably there. This is very much an arcade style racer, so expect highly responsive, grippy handling. Once you learn to drift reliably around corners it is very fun, and the progression system is great. Placing well in races gives you access to upgrades, which can be upgraded further by completing fun in-game challenges, such as driving the wrong way, drifting, and doing jumps. I was not so happy about the rubberbanding on the police pursuits. It is almost impossible to get away with the worst car in the game (a Ford pickup), and it breaks the immersion when a random cop car can outrun your supercar. And while the game's leaderboards (inexplicably called the 'speedwall') add a surprising amount of competitive fun, you have to add your friends on EA, which can be like herding cats. Things go from bad to worse with the soundtrack. Several of the songs contain references to cars and to driving, so from Green Day you get "Stop When the Red Lights Flash" rather than anything of theirs you would actually want to listen to. For some reason, the two tracks by The Who are remixes, a dance remix of "Baba O'Riley", and the outro from "Won't Get Fooled Again" which has been chopped up a bit. This is basically sacrilege. And it's all padded out with shouty tracks from random bands you've never heard of. Ultimately, the driving and the progression are fun enough to warrant purchasing at a deep discount, just be prepared to bring your own tunes.

Çok iyi amınoğlu :)