Need For Speed: Most Wanted (PS2)

Need For Speed: Most wanted is a Ps2 Game that in my opinion betters any other Car Racing PS2 Game out, there is nothing that I could say that is negative about it. The devolpment in gameplay is so advanced, win races, earn money, modify your car. Simply but so cool and entertaining due to the range of races and range in modification's. Some of the cars are so fast it actually gets you really involved with the gameplay. I recommend Need For Speed: Most wanted to anyone!

Yes the game is cool and great the cop's are changing but all

well they are starting to look better but it will start to get hard

to get away from them even I have the faster car they still

can get me its not fare but all well when I bought the game it cost

$21.26 I had the money some people go to the pound shop

I go there some times but not all the time all the people go

there every day I can't afford it I guess they can well the game

is the best thing I have gotten people I hope you buy this game

I don't care if you don't like you can't say you don't like it

you properly haven't played it so give it a try its a good game

so try it please ok every one thank you for sharing my time

the game is great

Well the game is cool, it's just like my other's. I like racing and getting money to customise your car so yes I like the game. I give it 10 points, the graphics are good, I like some of those cars in the game. I bought the game 2 days ago and I have never played the game before.

When I played it I was good at it. I am really good at driving but the cops on the game are not.

10 points is what I give it, I hope every one buys it too and they are happy with it.

Good age limit only 3+ so everyone can play Need for Speed: Most Wanted, unlike Juiced which is 12+

The past two 'Need for Speed' games have been completely revolved around the underground tuner racing scene, and Need For Speed: Most Wanted does not detract from this in anyway.

Obviously, as the title suggests, the main feature of this game are the police pursuits. These are not only fun, but dangerously addictive, and in progressing through this game, you may find your way to the slammer numerous times. This is slightly let down by the fact that they have the intelligence of a waffle iron. They will drive into each other, whirl straight into such obvious hazards such as petrol station pumps and creaky water towers, and even turn around and drive in the opposite direction.

Despite some of the pitfalls, there are many positive elements. The car list has been expanded since the previous outing, with many exotic cars making an appearance, and the free-roam area has increased in size since Underground 2, and makes good use of different environments such as country roads, fishing villages and urban metropolises.

Back to the car front now, and some sad news to be had. The amount of modification available has been dramatically decreased since the last time, probably to help attract the likes of Lamborghini and Porsche, but nevertheless, it is still easy to create an individual looking set of wheels. I believe that the attraction of these exotic car companies is a bad thing though, as it takes away that shred of realism there was in the previous games. I mean, when was the last time you saw an illegal street racer driving a Murci lago?

You may also want to know that the URL, Drift, Street X and Outrun races have disappeared from this title, and two new race modes have appeared; Tollbooth and Speedtrap races (which are just Sprint races is disguise).

There is a 'story' in this game too. It may just be your run-of-the-mill revenge story, but it works. The game revolves around you arriving at 'Rockport City' in your BMW, but soon it is sabotaged and won in a race against an annoying fella called 'Razor'. He then becomes the highest ranked street racer in the city, and you slowly have to climb up the rankings and then take him out, with a lot of speed tickets on the way.

I get quite annoyed when I play this game, as the sheer amount of advertising in it is terrible. EA have no shame. Everywhere you find the corporate logos of companies that have no connection to racing whatsoever, companies like Axe (Lynx), Burger King and Cingular. Shape up men, it's not a billboard!

Finally, the most frustrating part of this game is the develish catch-up. You can be tens of seconds ahead, when magically your competitors speed catapults into unbelievably realms, with them passing you on the final turn. You may find this a cause of broken joysticks and PlayStation's, as it is that horrible.

Overall, I do recommend this game, though you should accept that nothing's perfect.

Need for Speed: Most Wanted is for me a great racing game, helped by the police presence. A good balance between racing and tuning!

I think Need for Speed: Most Wanted is ok but seriously would add more performance parts to the next game. It is really upseting to know that you cannot make the car look even better on the inside. The only good part is the presence of the cops. It gives it more challenging races and runs.

Need for Speed: Most Wanted is an amazing game, and it has good graphics!

The Need for Speed: Most Wanted PS2 game is amazing because it has a wide selection of top-of-the-range cars to choose from, and the speed, controls and noises are all perfectly realistic.

The police chases are also cool when you go through the "Pursuit Breakers".

Need for Speed is now even better because they included some of the best super cars (my favourite is the Lamborghini Murcielago!)

I love everything about the Need For Speed: Most Wanted PS2 game! I like the way that you can go in slow motion and get chased by the cops. I like the 30+ cars that are available for it, and the amount of different races that can be done. I totally recommend this game!