Need for Speed Most Wanted (PS3)
- Open world action: Lose the cops - your way. Hit jumps and shortcuts, lay low, or shake the cops in surroundings that play to your car's unique strengths. Freedom is everything. Drive anywhere with your friends, discover hidden gameplay or utilize your knowledge of the city to beat them in a never-ending supply of challenges.
- Non-stop multiplayer: Pick a car, hook up with friends and jump into a non-stop playlist of tight, competitive events. No lobby screens means the action never stops. Score big, rank up and earn endless rewards and upgrades. Keep the fierce rivalries going between events with endless opportunities to race, battle and explore in a huge open world.
- Beat your friends: Autolog 2 ratchets up the intense competition with personalized race recommendations and feeds broadcasting all of your most newsworthy scores, speeds and times to your friends. Earn Need for Speed points at all times on any system as you try to outdrive your friends and become the Most Wanted.
- Racing without rules: It's survival of the fastest as Need For Speed: Most Wanted fuses the franchise's, authentic "real car" feel with the intense speed and aggression of Burnout. Power down, slide out, and battle your way past cops and rivals using pure driving skill, and heavy doses of nitrous.
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Platform:PlayStation 3 | Edition:Standard Edition- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Rated : Ages 7 and Over
- Product Dimensions : 13.49 x 1.4 x 17.2 cm; 99.79 Grams
- Release date : 2 Nov. 2012
- ASIN : B009WNVARI
- Item model number : PS3-NFSMW
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- 128 in PlayStation 3 Games
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Product description
To be Most Wanted, you’ll need to outrun the cops, outdrive your friends, and outsmart your rivals. With a relentless police force gunning to take you down, you’ll need to make split second decisions. Use the open world to your advantage to find hiding spots, hit jumps and earn new vehicles to keep you one step ahead.
In true Criterion Games fashion, your friends are at the heart of your experience. In an open world with no menus or lobbies, you’ll be able to instantly challenge your friends and prove your driving skill in a variety of seamless multiplayer events. Your rivals will do everything they can to stop you from getting to the top. In this world, there can only be one Most Wanted.
KEY FEATURES
- Open World Action - Lose the cops – your way. Hit jumps and shortcuts, lay low, or shake the cops in surroundings that play to your car's unique strengths. Freedom is everything. Drive anywhere with your friends, discover hidden gameplay or utilize your knowledge of the city to beat them in a never-ending supply of challenges.
- Non-Stop Multiplayer - Pick a car, hook up with friends and jump into a non-stop playlist of tight, competitive events. No lobby screens means the action never stops. Score big, rank up and earn endless rewards and upgrades. Keep the fierce rivalries going between events with endless opportunities to race, battle and explore in a huge open world.
- Beat Your Friends - Autolog 2 ratchets up the intense competition with personalized race recommendations and feeds broadcasting all of your most newsworthy scores, speeds and times to your friends. Earn Need for Speed points at all times on any system as you try to outdrive your friends and become the Most Wanted.
- Racing Without Rules - It’s survival of the fastest as Need for Speed Most Wanted fuses the franchise’s, authentic “real car” feel with the intense speed and aggression of Burnout. Power down, slide out, and battle your way past cops and rivals using pure driving skill, and heavy doses of nitrous.
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Come down in price now, however we don't have the cash no longer. Not sure where this ended up. We were both sadden about the fact it went missing by "magic" from the rented property.
Though, do recommend this game for PS3. Would even recommend the PS3 to purchase now. We have the Wii and happy with this here.
He has the other at dad's. In time we may get something here for his room, maybe?
Here is hoping ...
I can say categorically that this game plays better with a wheel than a controller. No contest and, perhaps more importantly, no compromises either. There's nothing you can't do with the wheel, yet there is certainly more enjoyment to be had with one. I held off buying this for a very long time, now I wish I'd put my foot down.
See what I did there? :)
I could go on about the inability to adjust the steering sensitivity and upgrade this or that or the other but, seriously, what's the point? The game is quite old now and Criterion aren't going to put any time or effort into development, so I'm enjoying it as it is :-)
Quick delivery and the disc was in good condition, as described.
Progress is measured in points earned by winning races and hitting key milestones with each of the 40-odd cars available and the Autolog system which tracks these points compares them to those of your friends along with other in-game statistics, keeping everything closely competitive even when you're giving the computer-controleld opponents a trouncing.
Online, 'Speedlists' make up the entire experience rather than simple point-to-point races and include everything from the aforementioned to speed trap tests and team challenges, each with their own rewards to reap. Each is equally suited to a quick blast or a drawn-out play session, and with each vehicle open to numerous upgrades the rewards can continue rolling in to an innumerable quantity.
However, compared to Criterion's Burnout baby, Most Wanted can feel a little diluted. It's grown up, picked up some real cars - Porsches, Paganis and the like - in place of caricatured speed machines and done away with mid-air spins and barrel rolls in favour of straight-faced high-speed racing. But that doesn't mean it's any less fun, or the presentation any less slick: Most Wanted is one of the defining racers of this generation, and deserves a place in every gamer's collection.
Online game is also boring. There is no fun at all playing that game.
NFS is getting worst with every part lunched. Probably soon I will stop buying this games, no point to waste a money for the game made quickly without thinking from the ready made models.
There is also another annoying feature of this game. To play all races in this game you will need to spend some more money for buying extra packs.
This game is made simple for drayning your pocket (it is made in very primitive way).
TThere are few more car games you can enjoy much more
I bought this game as it was ranked in the top ten best racing games if you owning a steering wheel. How wrong they are. Firstly I'm used to some realism and this game is so far fetched it's hard to get in to any form of rhythm. Breaking is terrible, steering unrealistic with no option to change sensitivity for steering wheel use. And the viewing options is poor. Two options available the floor or from a far. No manual transmission option for steering wheel either.
I used to love the original N4S games on the ps2, I remember the last need for speed I purchased a few years back was a tad unrealistic so I sold it after a few goes, but this was Just terrible and frustrating.


