Need For Speed Most Wanted marks the second Need For Speed developed by Criterion. Most Wanted is a re-imaging of one the best received entry in the long running series. How does the new game hold up? Find out in my review. Hated: Perhaps what I hated most about Most Wanted is the fact that it just does not feel like Need For Speed anymore. Most Wanted resembles Burnout more then Need For Speed. I felt like they just took Need For Speed and just turned it into a Burnout Paradise sequel with cops. Read More...

Criterion released a new game play trailer this week showcasing some new single player features in Need For Speed Most Wanted. One feature that really stood out was the ability to modify your car’s performance parts on the fly. Some of the modifications that can be made to your car include a reinforced chaise to help you take down your rivals and a nitrous boost to leave other racers in the dust. If the cops are on your tail you can foil their tactics by equipping re-inflating tires to be able to run over spike strips or equip impact protection to your car to blast through their roadblocks. Unlike many other racing games all cars will be unlocked from the start of the game. Read More...

EA has released the single player footage from Gamescom to the public. The footage is five minutes and shows off some white knuckle racing and new features such as the new Autolog and the new Jack Spot feature. The Jack Spot feature is simple if you find a parked car just press Y to jump right in and add it to your collection of cars. The trailer also shows that the customization from 2005’s Most Wanted may be coming back. Note the side bar after selecting your car. Read More...

Criterion has released the full multiplayer trailer for Need For Speed Most Wanted at Gamescom. The trailer shows that the multiplayer will be filled with multiple challenges that you can face your friends with. The challenges include jump, takedown and drift. Most Wanted’s multiplayer will support up to 12 players and will feature free roam. Just as Criterion has said in the past the game will have no lobbies and will have players meet up between events. This feature will eliminate any waiting and will always have you driving and exploring Fairhaven City. Read More...

If you are anticipating the release of Need For Speed Most Wanted you are in luck. If you are attending Gamecom next week you will be able to get some hands on time with the game. Criterion announced that they will be in attendance to give people an early look at the game. If you can't make it we will keep you updated on any new released information. To get you ready I have compiled a list of confirmed cars that will be in the game. Criterion also released a teaser for a new multiplayer trailer that you can see below. Read More...

This October if you are a fan of racing there are two great franchises set to duke it out Need For Speed Most Wanted and Forza Horizon. Not sure which one is for you? I got you covered here I will break down the features of both to help you decide. Hold on as we race into these previews. Need For Speed Most Wanted Developed by Criterion Games Need For Speed Most Wanted seems to be the spiritual successor to Burnout Paradise. Criterion stated that this is a reboot of 2005's Most Wanted and not a sequel. Most Wanted takes place in fictional Fairhaven City, which was filled with jumps and personality. Read More...