Just like in previous Need for Speed games, winning races in the career mode unlocks more vehicles and enhancements to existing cars. What we have is a basic set of races using a line-up of licensed cars.

And though Most Wanted is a huge step up from what the team did with the absolutely awful Marvel Nemesis, it isn't much of a redemption because this game just doesn't play all that well, either. This game has its occasional moments but they're way few and hugely far between - just go with the previous Need for Speed game because you won't be missing much with Most Wanted DS.įor this version of Need for Speed, Electronic Arts dumped the UK Pocketeers team in favor of Sensory Sweep, the studio the company went with for its DS versions of Tiger Woods and, more recently, Marvel Nemesis. Even more awkward is that the DS version of Need for Speed Most Wanted is an enormous step backwards in quality from the portable version of Underground 2. Actually, it was only a few months ago, which is why it seems a little awkward to see another game in the Need for Speed series hit the system so soon after the first one. It seemed like only yesterday Electronic Arts dropped a decent-but-bland conversion of Need for Speed Underground 2 on the Nintendo DS.

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