It's Burnout Paradise with Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit's Autolog system. That's the simplest way to explain why you should care about Criterion's reboot of Need for Speed: Most Wanted, down for release on 2nd November.
Having sampled the multiplayer - read our latest issue, out 4th September, for more - I sat down with executive producer Matt Webster and creative director Craig Sullivan for a chat about the science of rebooting, next gen transitions and the franchise's future.
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.
6 pages is too much work.. im too hung over to click n read all that... Hot pursuit was my fav tho i dont care for racing games too much.. I want to be able to trick out my car with body kits, rims, carbon hoods, etc.. i bet nx gen is going to be as real looking as it gets
criterion games FK NEED FOR SPEED UP worse than BLACKBOX studio in my own opinion. at lease BBS need for speed was no damn clone or wanna-be burnout they also had no damn auto-log crap.what killed NFS for me criterion base it on BURNOUT engine and lost NFS identity as a seperate racing game from all others.last need for speed i've bought was HOTPURSUIT 2 and UNDERGROUND
wake me up when a NEW developer bring need for speed back to its glory days.
I'd love to play an HD remake of NFS Hot Pursuit 2 (PS2 version)