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In fact, one could call it Burnout Paradise with licensed cars and police chases (it even has Takedowns). Yeah, not much to work with really Need for Speed: Most Wanted - A Criterion Game is really a Spiritual Successor to the also storyless and nonlinear Burnout Paradise.

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After beating it (hopefully considering it's an easy race), the woman explains about mods, EasyDrive, Speed Points, billboards, speed cameras, smash gates, the police, and the Most Wanted List (this game's version of the Blacklist), you are then free to do whatever you want to go up the ranks to beat and earn the 'Most Wanted' cars. Coming up to your first Jack Spot, you quickly switch over to a Porsche 911 Carrera S and have a duel with the Aston Martin that you just arrived in. After a woman's voice welcomes you to the city of Fairhaven and tells you a bit about how things work there, you drive your Aston Martin V12 Vantage over Connors Bridge, past an inactive toll booth, through a pair of tunnels, and arrive in Downtown Fairhaven. The 2012 game's plot, on the other hand, is way more bare-bones by comparison.

The 2005 game's setting of Rockport would be reused and modified in 2010's Need for Speed: World, along with Carbon's Palmont City. Cross has you listed on the FBI's Most Wanted list soon after, setting up the events of Need for Speed: Carbon. You thus race your car over to the road, jump over the gap, and leave Rockport for good. A few minutes into the pursuit, Mia then calls you to escape the city by jumping over a Broken Bridge near the baseball stadium in Rosewood that has been closed off for the entire game.

However, he calls for the entire police force to come down on you at Heat Level 6, and soon you are swarmed with cops with nowhere to hide. Feeling sorry for stabbing you in the back, she throws you the keys to your BMW (after taking them from Razor, who refused to do so), allowing you to escape from Cross trying to arrest you on-the-spot. It's you against the entire city, racers, police and civilians alike.ДЄfter rising through the ranks and finally beating Razor, you get back your BMW as a reward, then Mia reveals herself to be an undercover cop working for the Rockport Police Department and has the street racers under arrest, having used you as an Unwitting Pawn to help bring down the Blacklist. You're going to need all that to beat the odds. All you have are your skills, your Speedbreaker ability, your car, Rog, and Mia.

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However, you can get your first car and have a crack at defeating the Blacklist and evading the police. Later on, Mia comes to pick you up from the police station after you're released due to lack of evidence, note You don't have a car anymore, how could Cross prove that you're a street racer? but of course, not before Razor skyrockets to the top of the Blacklist with your car. There was also a mobile version of that game developed by Firemonkeys Studios.

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(with Kinect voice support), Windows (mainly via the Origin service), and PlayStation Vita on October 30, 2012, with a Wii U version entitled Most Wanted U released in 2013.

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It was released on PlayStation 3 (with PlayStation Move support), Xbox 360 note The only non-PC platform to have received both Most Wanted games, not counting the release of the 2005 game's PS2 version on PS3. The second Most Wanted, a more socially-focused, much less story-driven reinterpretation of the 2005 game, was developed by Criterion Games.

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There was also a PlayStation Portable release called 5-1-0. It gained fame for being the first tuner culture game by EA that lets the player drive during daytime and to be chased by the police, as well as for its infamously cheesy storyline. The first Most Wanted was developed by then-main NFS developer EA Black Box and released on Novemfor Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 2, Nintendo GameCube, Xbox, and Xbox 360, the last of which had this game as one of its launch titles. Need for Speed: Most Wanted is the name of two street Racing Games that are part the overall Need for Speed franchise published by Electronic Arts.

Need for speed most wanted car locations