Though your first mission (one of only two I know of) is to go steal a car, this sounds awesome as you pull up to a Porsche 911, but quickly becomes depressing as you just hit “E” and steal the car, with only a loading screen and a yellow paint-job to show for it. The first vehicle you’re dropped into is a Aston Martin V12 Vantage, which is fairly regular for a Need for Speed game, give you a great car, then drop you into junk. The physics seem to have been messed around with as well, and not for the better. The game overall looks fantastic before you purchase it, the engine seems to have been pulled from NFS: The Run and the graphics are… Well, just below the quality of The Run.
Need For Speed: Most Wanted (2012) has the distinct pleasure of being the first NFS game that, although stickered with EA Games’ logo, is made by Criterion Games (makers of Burnout: Paradise). I’ve played almost every NFS game and I must say that this one dropped the ball. The reason I’m writing this? People need to be warned. Let me start off by saying that this is the first time I’ve written a review, a friend ( ed Wulf: that would be me) is putting it on his blog for me. PPS! The game version tested is the PC one, but the game is also out on PS3, XBox 360, PS Vita, Android and iOS. PS! The alt-text for the images is still me, I’m afraid. So I said he could put it up on my blog! As for why he felt the urge to do this review, I’ll let him explain that. Wulfy foreword: I have a special treat for you boys and girls today! My very first guest post! My friend Lykos wanted to do a review for Need For Speed: Most Wanted (2012), but had nowhere to put it.
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