Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaA lone street racer must use his talents to rise to the top of the Blacklist, comprised of the 15 most elite drivers in the city of Rockport.A lone street racer must use his talents to rise to the top of the Blacklist, comprised of the 15 most elite drivers in the city of Rockport.A lone street racer must use his talents to rise to the top of the Blacklist, comprised of the 15 most elite drivers in the city of Rockport.
- Premi
- 2 vittorie e 2 candidature
- Ronnie
- (voce)
- Mia
- (voce)
- Sergeant Cross
- (voce)
- (as Dean M. McKenzie)
- Razor
- (voce)
- Toru
- (voce)
- (as Kevin Ohstji)
- Additional Voices
- (voce)
- (as Kaze)
- Additional Voices
- (voce)
- (as Milena Roucka)
Trama
Lo sapevi?
- QuizNear the end of the game, when Sergeant Cross is ordering his partner to get everyone after the player character, the scene is reminiscent of Gary Oldman in Leon: the Professional
- BlooperIn the cut scene where Mia shows the player how to use the Rap Sheet, the device she's holding changes position between shots.
- Citazioni
[Police Sergeant Cross and his female partner approach Mia]
Sgt Cross: Where's the other guy?
Mia: He got away.
Sgt Cross: You mean to tell me the Most Wanted street racer happened to get away? What about the Blacklist?
Mia: Forget the Blacklist. They're through.
[Mia walks away]
Sgt Cross: [to his partner] I want every single unit after the guy.
Female Officer: Everyone?
Sgt Cross: [Screaming] EVERYONE!
- Colonne sonoreNine Thou (Superstars Remix)
Written by Ryan Maginn, Jason Rabinowitz, Takbir Bashir, Cheapshot and Grant Mohrman
Performed by Styles of Beyond
Remix by Superstars
I ended up getting Most Wanted and I don't even remember quite why and being frankly blown away. Fine, put aside the street racing "Isn't it cool to be a criminal" childishness and all the customization (Which actually I enjoyed to an extent) and you've got the police evasion addition and I really quite liked it.
Generic racing is a plenty sure, but it looked good for its time and had a killer soundtrack. These types of games usually have nothing but moronic dance "Music" sided with rap but here there was lots of rock/metal including Bullet For My Valentine and Static X.
So racing around this impressive city, with those tracks blasting and the adrenaline of evading the army of police cars behind me while at the same time dodging sets of spikes tossed across my path?! Great stuff.
Truth be told there hasn't been another Need For Speed game I've enjoyed since, not even the reboot of this very title from 2012. But we'll always have this wonderful little gem.
The Good:
Great soundtrack
Looks great
Police evasion is a lot of fun
The Bad:
Still just a Need For Speed game at its core
I feel chavvy just playing it
- Platypuschow
- 19 feb 2019
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