About the Game

Outdrive your friends, outrace your rivals and take down a city full of cops to become Most Wanted.

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OPEN WORLD ACTION

Freedom is everything.

Lose the cops – your way. Hit jumps and shortcuts, switch cars, hide out or play to your car's unique strengths by driving off-road, hitting straights or diving into back alleys.

Drive anywhere, explore the world, hang out with your friends or toy with the cops.

It's about you, your friends and the wildest selection of cars in a heavily policed, urban landscape. What would you do?

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NONSTOP MULTIPLAYER

No menus. No lobbies. No restrictions.

Our online play's about intense competition, team games, massive variety, persistent scoring, deep ranking and endless rewards and Modifications.

Pick a car, meet up with your friends and enjoy a nonstop PlayList of competitive events.

Influence the PlayList by voting with your car. Fight for position on the start line or turn around to take out oncoming rivals at the finish. It’s online driving, as you’ve never seen it.

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BEAT YOUR FRIENDS

Beat your friends to become the Most Wanted. Anytime. Anywhere.

Intense competition is at the heart of Most Wanted. Autolog™ 2.0 records everything you do in the game, broadcasting your most newsworthy scores, speeds and times to your friends.

Personalization is key. Teach Autolog™ 2.0 who you really want to beat, and it'll customize the Recommendations it makes.

Earn Speed Points (SP) and rank up for everything you do in the game. Outdrive your friends to become Most Wanted.

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RACING WITHOUT RULES

There's a start and a finish; the rest is up to you.

Fans of Hot Pursuit and the Burnout series will be familiar with Criterion Games’ driving style. We’re all about insane speed, spectacular crashes, amazing action and huge drifts.

For Most Wanted, we've evolved our handling to suit an open, city location and to deliver a deeper, more physical feel that showcases the personalities of some truly incredible cars.

Autolog™ 2.0



Become Most Wanted among your friends: anytime, anywhere.

Autolog™ 2.0 records everything you do in the game and broadcasts your best scores, record times and fastest speeds to your friends as challenges.

Autolog™ 2.0 for Most Wanted puts your friends at the heart of every aspect of the experience.

Autolog Feed

At the heart of your Autolog™ experience is “Autolog Recommends”, a Live Feed that pulls all the biggest news from your friends’ games and invites you to do better. Pick off play recommendations one-by-one and Autolog 2.0 automatically brags about your greatest victories on your friends' Walls and lets you comment to rub it in.

Personalization

Teach Autolog 2.0 who you really want to beat, and it'll customize the Recommendations it makes. Rivalry is personal, so Autolog™ 2.0 lets you customize Recommendations. Turn down the volume on a particular friend and focus the action on someone you absolutely must beat.

Autolog™ in an Open World

Autolog™ calls out your friends’ records as you drive the city, hitting jumps, speeding through streets, blasting past speed cameras…everything. If there’s something to do, there’s someone to beat.

The Most Wanted List

Your ultimate goal in the game is to be the Most Wanted. You earn Need for Speed Points and rank up for everything you do in the game. Outdrive your friends to move up the list and be Most Wanted.

Dreamshots

The Dreamshot system lets you share beautiful pictures from the game. Instant Snapshots let you capture the moment you beat your friends.

needforspeed.com

And this time, you can experience the whole thing right here on needforspeed.com.

You’ll be able to check your Autolog™ Feed, browse Recommendations, comment, share pictures and tag events ready for when you next play the game.

And there won't be a story in the Game ?

I mean , it's pretty cool to become Most Wanted of your Friends .
But if that's the only thing the game is about , it's kinda boring


btw , looks amazing

xShivoo wrote:And there won't be a story in the Game ?

I mean , it's pretty cool to become Most Wanted of your Friends .
But if that's the only thing the game is about , it's kinda boring


btw , looks amazing

Probably there is a storyline. I remember they said about 10 Blacklist racers.

I don't know how much story there will be or will it be like HP was and just have cut scenes going into races. I assume there will some story line as it seems to be the way all games are headed these days.

Looks great but I think if Criterion was given more time I think they could have thrown in more good stuff like a storyline.

The more details I read the more I am coming to understand that I see as a multiplayer game only. From what I see and read I do not believe there will be any sort of SP mode in this game. So this is basically going to be for the high end game player. This will be the NFSW some have been wanting for a long time. It eliminates the people who do not/cannot pay, the people with low end computers/graphics, will be secured on a better server than NFSW, will have anti-cheat installed as it will most definitely be locked into Origin.

I have the Laptop to play this game no questions at all, but my PC falls short in the GPU. I will not spend $200+ to get an upgraded graphics card for this game, so if I get it I will be limited to my Laptop like some others are. It is a big IF I get it.

Yea, thanks for saying that Dan because if u think its not worth me paying $230 for a new processor for this game only, then i wont do it, am just so mad they made the requirements that harsh, am buying Dirt 3 today so i hope i can not be as bored as i have been for the last 3 days because no one is on NFSW and everyone else is playing games i dont have or have no interest in.

I have been on NFSW all week

Don't go spending money to upgrade for this game. I don't think it is worth it.

DogManDan wrote:I have been on NFSW all week

Don't go spending money to upgrade for this game. I don't think it is worth it.

See what am looking at is, if i wanted to spend that much money, well lets see here, $52 for the game, $200 for a sandy bringe i5 and i would have to get a new motherboard too so like around $350, mite as well get a PS3 and get Grand Turismo 5.

Not a bad idea when you look at the numbers. I know more games are going to demand more in terms of hardware and that is OK, but knowing the recent history of EA/ NFS series I don't think it would justify upgrading. I think also EA is once again forgetting their core playerbase is not the same type of men/women who play real simulation games and/or FPS games. Most are in the teens to low 20's and not with a huge amount of cash in their pockets.

DogManDan wrote:Not a bad idea when you look at the numbers. I know more games are going to demand more in terms of hardware and that is OK, but knowing the recent history of EA/ NFS series I don't think it would justify upgrading. I think also EA is once again forgetting their core playerbase is not the same type of men/women who play real simulation games and/or FPS games. Most are in the teens to low 20's and not with a huge amount of cash in their pockets.

Yea i mean i have played NFS since i was 3 and before that i would watch my Dad play, Need For Speed's age market is people between 10 and 20 and if u want 10 and 20 year olds to play the game then they need a little bit less specs, as some of u know, am a business guy and am going to become an accountant and CFO when i get older, with a business u need to make your market happy to make revenue, the market is 10 - 20 year olds, if they were smart, they would go and get a survey done of what specs do people the age of 10 to 20, but of course, EA is not smart, i mean people voted on The Consumerist that EA is the worst company.