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Overall 8
Need For Speed: Most Wanted PS3 Review
About.com
4 March 2013
Conclusion: I approached "Need For Speed: Most Wanted" with a heavy dose of skepticism. As more and more race games hit the market in recent years like " Blur ," " Split/Second ,"...
Excerpt: There’s something about cars. There’s something about “going for a drive”; something about the entrancing hum of a long trip, through the trees and all that; something...
Pros: Open-ended, vibrant world, Library of beautiful, readily available cars, Accesibility
Excerpt: There are a number of terrible puns that could open this review. Is there really more Need for Speed? Is another annually-updated franchise your Most Wanted?
Summary: Need for Speed: Most Wanted begs you to play it, to explore Fairhaven, to take your skills online, and to become the best racer in this open-world setting.
Pros: Great open-world city to explore, Intense, fun gameplay, Always focused on driving without the fluff
Cons: Mediocre police pursuits, Limited events for each car, Some confusion for online play
Conclusion: The latest Need for Speed release has its share of slip-ups, but it’s mostly able to sideline them and deliver a fast, fun open world racing game very much like
Conclusion: Need for Speed Most Wanted does a great job at what it's supposed to - the cars feel good, the game looks pretty and the multiplayer is phenomenal.
Summary: Need For Speed: Most Wanted doesn't quite live up to its potential, because despite being heaps of fun for a while, it's short, lacks challenge, and the multiplayer game