For Criterion, fun is everything. Huge crashes, epic jumps and intense bumper-to-bumper racing combine to make up the hallmarks of each of the studio's racers. But in spite of the focus on playability for its upcoming open-world racer Need For Speed: Most Wanted, Criterion has still managed to craft one of the slickest looking racers on console.
Here, VideoGamer talks to producer Matt Webster about the technical side of Need For Speed: Most Wanted, starting with the advances the developer has made on PlayStation Vita.
A replica of Most Wanted’s famed M3 GTR is on display at the BMW Welt exhibition until 6th January.
The YouTuber NostalgiaNexus is working on a Need for Speed: Most Wanted remake in Unreal Engine 5, featuring improved textures and police AI.
Wish Ea would connect with Nostalgia nexus create Fan loved Mostwanted instead of online multi-player crap been out since 2012
Need for Speed: Most Wanted is still iconic mainly due to its corny storyline, its superb gameplay, and the unforgettable BMW M3 GTR.
Looks like Call of Duty's 8 person multiplayer isn't so bad after all. Vita's a quad-core system, but runs at 800 Mhz. It's probably the best Criterion could do.
they should like use that engine and somehow make BLACK 2 with it.... like now...... right now..... do it.... please..... lol
"Q: Is there a story mode in the game?
MW: No. Ten most wanted cars. There can be only one. Games are way too serious. We just want to get back to the fun. There's too much shooting."
Thank you, Criterion!
Sorry i think it's crap only 4 player mp.
I just hope killzone M can do better than that!
atleast 12 players i hope