Need for Speed Most Wanted - Xbox 360

“Most Wanted is great fun on the Xbox 360, from its hysterical cutscenes to its extremely tense police chases.

The Good

Mind-blowing full-motion video cutscenes

Outrunning the cops is extremely exciting

Outstanding sound effects

Tones down some of the over-the-top product placement found in the previous NFS games

360 version looks good in standard resolutions, much better in HD.

The Bad

Racer AI isn't too bright at first, gets wicked smart later on

Not enough mind-blowing full-motion video cutscenes

Occasional skipping and stuttering from the graphics.

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" Platform - PlayStation 2 One of the only 3 NFS title in this list and you might be wondering what's it doing all the way down here? I'll tell you: Prior-Most Wanted, and bar the Underground titles, the games had no storyline, no characters and none of the customization features and that's exactly what made those games unique and fun to play. Not to say I didn't like the customization feature but it made the NFS series stray too far from its original roots. Frankly speaking, post-Undergroun"

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"Sales: 1.59 million Release: 2005 Genre: Racing Developer: EA Black Box Publisher: Electronic Arts"

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"In NFS: Most Wanted, police chases make a comeback and represent a significant body of the gameplay, and includes the Grand Theft Auto-like free-roaming of Underground 2, but with less extensive vehicle customization features than in the Underground series. The story mode is presented in a significantly different style from Underground, with CGI effects mixed with live action. The mode also features a blacklist, consisting of 15 racers that the player must beat one-by-one to unlock parts, cars a"