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merbentan wrote:also, when come racing time, the traffic tends to go up. dumadami ang kotse, tuloy puro bangga ang inaabot. haha!

merbentan wrote:

frankie88 wrote:ano kaya mas ok na version bilhin? wala ng ibang differences other than graphics, online players and traffic density? because im leaning towards the vita version since kahit sa pwede laruin.

if on the go ka mas okey kapag vita. pero if you want best graphics and performance, PC all the way

jdmpal wrote:Sana may r1 na nito.

jdmpal wrote:Pahiram nalang ng account para makalaro ako hehe.

Ultimately, this Need for Speed is an example of style over substance, but that’s not to say there isn’t fun here. If you stick to the online mode, have a good group of friends to share the road with, and love fast, sexy cars, you’ll probably enjoy the game. It’s not incredibly deep, so look elsewhere to scratch that driving itch, but it works for a quick, pulse-pounding hit of action and adrenaline.

It’s a shame the poor design that plagues the offline mode is so ingrained into the fundamental fabric of the gameplay, but if you’re already a Criterion fan, you’ll know what you’re getting here. I can’t give Most Wanted my unconditional recommendation, but you will find pieces to enjoy if you want to take the chance.

Even with the bugs and the odd design choices, Need For Speed: Most Wanted is a good racing experience. The odd design choices and lacklustre single player keep it from being great. The expansive open world is nice, and the selection of cars is refreshing but if it were not for the multiplayer it would be hard to recommend this title. For the online racer fan this is a must own, for everyone else I would say look elsewhere.

New Need For Speed ​​is just another part of Burnout with licensed cars, police chases and autologiem. The game is great, even great, but completely lost the magic of the old NFSa.

darkpaladin wrote:may pinagkaiba ba ito dun sa naunang Most Wanted na NFS? Same kasi nung title..