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jdmpal wrote:ganito kaya yung gameplay tsaka itsura nya?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NV4hBVGwvm0

what do you think?

jdmpal wrote:nabasa ko na yun bossing....gusto ko kasi makita para maniwala ako hehehe.

NFS Most Wanted: an uncompromising version of Vita
Still in the shadow versions of PC and home consoles, Need for Speed: Most Wanted on PlayStation Vita was still entitled to some information. Unsurprisingly, the game will resume most of the other editions, whether the playing field, cars, content ... In short, no compromise apparently, according to Alex Ward (Vice President of Criterion) the best racing game on Vita. For this year 2012 in any case. It is a pity that despite the presence of Autolog, developers do not support cross-play option, to begin his part of the Vita and continue on PS3 (or inverserment ). Same thing on the Cross Buy, noting that nothing is final yet about this. Finally, side features unique to the console, EA will in simplicity, leaving aside the gyroscope (useless anyway) and a Driving to the touch screen, our little fingers on the screen using the HUD to change. To wait for a first trailer.

Criterion's plan was to develop the PlayStation Vita version of Need for Speed: Most Wanted in-house and make it nearly identical to the console version of the EA racer.

And with few exceptions, that appears to be what the developers have done.

"Everything is the same," said executive producer Matt Webster. "It's the same size, open world, has the same cars, same features. That's why we wanted to make this version internally."

While the game's frame rate is floating at just under 30 frames a second, the same as the console version, Webster is sure they'll nail the rate and eliminate any slow down issues before the game hits.

The two major differences on the Vita are the 4-person mulitplayer cap, and the game's graphics, which required some "shortcuts" to land at the frame rate they were shooting for, Webster said.

"The (Vita) isn't quite as powerful as we were led to believe, but you only get to know that when you get down and dirty with it," he said.

An early build of the game I tried showed an impressive range of options, the same sizable world, and tight controls, the latter helped a great deal by the Vita's dual thumbsticks.

The game did chug a few times when the speeds increased and the screen started to fill with vehicles and buildings, but Webster said those issues were set to be fixed pre launch.

The game's Autolog is also identical, allowing players to rack up high scores on everything from high speeds to races to jump distances. Those scores will then be shared out among a player's friend list on the Vita.

The game's Most Wanted high score list is the only Autolog feature that jumps across platforms to find the best scores on any platform.

As with the home console versions, all 40 or so cars will be unlocked when the game starts, though players will still have to find them to drive around in them. The one exception, both for home console and Vita, are the ten additional cars driven by the game's Most Wanted. Those cars can only be unlocked by winning a challenge race.

Webster says the plan is for Need for Speed: Most Wanted for Vita to hit around the same time as the other versions, which come out on October 30th.

parokyano wrote:kaso ang cross buy yata nangyayari lang sa 1st party games..