Need for Speed: Most Wanted (2012 remake)

[ColeMaGrath]

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Need for Speed

a Criterion game

watch trailer here:


Connected Open World
Leave Your Mark: blaze a high score trail through your friends’ connected game world.

The next generation of Autolog lets you leave your mark across Fairhaven City, displaying record speeds, times, pursuits and jump distances. Cruise past any speed camera, Jack Spot or jump to view its unique leaderboard, and then take a run up, hit the gas and see if you can top it. Hit the biggest air off any billboard jump, and we’ll even display your face on the billboard in their game! – a constant reminder to your friends that you are Most Wanted.


Find it. Drive it.
Pick a Car. Make it Your Own. Earn the right to be Most Wanted.

For too long you’ve had to wait to drive the cars you love. Not anymore. In Most Wanted, “Open” means more than just open world. Practically every car’s available from the start. Explore the world. If you can find it, you can drive it. Each car has a series of events, designed to showcase its unique qualities. Master each car in your own time, in any order to earn Speed Points and rank up. Score enough and you’ll earn the right to take on 10 of the hottest cars in the game - the Most Wanted Racers. Beat them all one-on-one to become Fairhaven’s Most Wanted. Swing the odds in your favor by modifying your car with such pursuit-busting delights as: Reinforced Chassis, Reinflating Tires, Impact Protection, Powershot Nitrous or Track Tires. Customization in Most Wanted is about gameplay. Every mod changes what you can do with the car. Get the drop on your friends, your rivals and The Law by experimenting with different cars and combinations.



Modifications
Modify your car. Play to your strengths.

Everything you do in Most Wanted earns you Speed Points, increases your Speed Level and unlocks Modifications. Upgrade your tires, chassis, body and suspension. Switch colours. Add license plates. Rollout in style. Enhance your car’s natural strengths, whether that’s straight-line speed, off-road performance or strength and durability. Or address its weaknesses. Improve the F-150 Raptor’s top speed, get the Corvette driving well off-road or add strength to the Arial Atom. This is just the start, you can expect to see even more modifications in the full game.


Make Trouble
For the cops. For your friends. For fun.

Buckle up, hit the gas and hold on tight; you’re in for the ride of your life. In Most Wanted, you’ll experience dream cars, the way you always wanted them. No tracks and no simulation. It’s about taking your ride to the limit and beyond, nailing perfect 200 mile-an-hour drifts, slamming your friends off the road, outsmarting the cops and getting away with it in style.



Nonstop Multiplayer
No menus. No lobbies. Nonstop competition.

Our online play is about intense competition, rank and vehicle modification. We’re into team games, variety, persistent scoring and endless rewards. Pick a car, meet up with your friends and enjoy a nonstop Playlist of competitive events. Fight for position on the start line or turn around to take out oncoming rivals at the finish. It’s online driving, as you’ve never seen it.

[ColeMaGrath]

Released Last October 30, 2012.

[jay52969]

just bought it..ehehehe

[aj_se7en]

^^Sweet..!

[ColeMaGrath]

just bought it..ehehehe

waah limited edition man! nice pick bro. enjoy the game, nindot gyud kaau ang game, graphics, gameplay, sound, you name it!

edit: pero walay storyline

[X]

wow. naa diay remake ani hehe. nice baya kaau ni. adik kaau ko ani last 2005.

[ColeMaGrath]

suwayi lang ug duwa. it is awwesome~

[ColeMaGrath]

Drive your rank to the top and be the Most WANTED

[aj_se7en]

i've read online reviews nga ang single player campaign is not as awesome as the 2005 NFS MW (absolutely loved this game). below is a user review (Praxiss) taken from metacritic:

"Been playing this for a few hours now and I like the vast majority of the game thus far. The graphics are very nice and the cars look perfect. Most Wanted 2.0 also has many more cars and a more interesting variety, which is awesome. The take-down system from the Burnout games is well implemented and makes racing much more interesting. The streamlined menus are easily accessed from the D-Pad for swapping cars, parts, and managing events. However, Criterion's makeover falls short in a few disappointing ways for me, in no particular order: 1) No manual transmission!?!?! That was one of the few pieces of enjoyment I got from racing games, being able to downshift in anticipation of turns and having the added challenge keeps every race fresh; not in this game though. 2) No customization. Basically a cornerstone of NFS was the customization. You can't even pick the color you want it in this one... (aside from zipping through a drivethrough to repair and recolor it randomly). You unlock part upgrades by getting 2nd or 1st in a race and there's basically 2 options per part and allow you to tweak the stats slightly and get a pro-version of that part for completing certain challenges. That's it. No performance dymo, no tuning, just plug and play. 3) No car progression. What I mean by this is you don't save up for that special car you've had your eye on and then make it your own in this game. (In fact there's no currency at all.) You get 5 events to do with each car and then its essentially done, and you move onto the next car and rinse and repeat. That was something I (and I think a lot of people) really enjoyed doing in NFS games was building your baby from the beginning. Sure you might go through 3 or 4 cars on a play-through but you always had that goal to go for. Without being able to progress a car like in NFS Underground 1 and 2 and Most Wanted 1.0 it really takes away from the game by making it too much like the Burnout's. 4) There is no consequence for getting Busted. As you may remember from NFS Most Wanted 1.0, if you go busted you had some options. Using the tokens you got from Blacklist members to get out of jail free or add impound strikes could save you from paying those hefty fines which increased the more mayhem you caused. In this, you go back to the police station. That's it. No money in the game for them to take away, no way to lose your car. Just go back three spaces. Really makes pursuits completely pointless by doing it this way. Just finish a race with cops on you? Just stop and save yourself 5 minutes of trying to evade, it doesn't make a difference if you evade or get caught; sad but true. 5) In NFS: MW 1.0 they had a plot for us for why we were trying to go back up the Blacklist and had some little plot twists and deception going on which was a nice touch. Here in 2.0, the nice lady voice tells you about the list and that you should be #1 and to have fun. I'm not sure what I would ask from Criterion in this department...but it just feels like they should have done...something. *** IN SUMMARY, this doesn't feel like a NFS game as much it feels like a Burnout game and while the game does a lot of things right and it would play fine for a game on its own merits, this just doesn't live up to the original. If anything I just want to play the first one more now, but give it a go and try it for yourself. It's not a bad game by any means just not as good as it could have been by keeping the core and building around it, instead of trying to smash two franchises together in a somewhat disappointing way to both NFS and Burnout fans.… "

sa mga nka palit of nka duwa nah sa game, what can you say about the game?

[ColeMaGrath]

Need For Speed: Most Wanted (2005) - Awesome Storyline, Fair Graphics
Need For Speed: Most Wanted (2012) - No Storyline, Incredible Visual Graphics and Gameplay

for those who played the 2005 edition: there were bosses known as "blacklists", the most wanted persons of Fairview. You can see clearly the Story of your character climbing to the top of the most wanted list with a diversity of boss fight races. As i repeat, there are people dialogues in the game

the 2012 edition: Storyline not quite made but Great Graphics, Which gives you a thrilling sensation. The Most Wanted list is represented by car names and not their drivers. There is no dialogue between characters. just pure racing

verdict: 2005 and 2012 editions are very different. Play these games to find out yourself