Video Gaming News - November 2005
Redwood City, CA (November 15, 2005) - Electronic Arts announced today
that Need for Speed Most Wanted has shipped to retail outlets nationwide.
From EA:
In stores on November 17, the game challenges players to become the most
notorious street racer by going up against the top racers on the Blacklist as
well as numerous police that patrol the city of Rockport. Need for Speed Most
Wanted is available for the PlayStation 2, Xbox 360, Xbox, GameCube, DS, Game
Boy Advance, PSP, and PC.
Combining the thrill of illicit street racing and tuner customization with
over-the-top strategic police pursuits, players can customize their rides that
include a wide range of vehicles from the BMW M3, Porsche Cayman S and
Lamborghini Gallardo to Mazda RX-8, Ford Mustang GT and Mitsubishi Eclipse. Need
for Speed Most Wanted features more than 36 of the hottest cars so that gamers
can race in style. Players also will have to master the art of strategic cop
evasion to make it to the top of the Blacklist.
This year marks more than a decade for the Need for Speed franchise. In
celebration of this milestone, EA also has shipped a collector’s edition called
Need for Speed Most Wanted Black Edition that features exclusive cars and races
as well as a bonus DVD with concept art, exclusive videos and behind the scenes
footage of actress, model and star of the game, Josie Maran. The Need for Speed
Most Wanted Black Edition is available for the PlayStation 2 console, Xbox and
PC.
In addition, Need for Speed Most Wanted leads the pack for racing games on
the Xbox 360. From dynamic time of day changing from sunrise to sunset, down to
the paint flecks on the vehicles, players will live, breath and race through a
highly detailed world only made possible in Need for Speed Most Wanted for the
Xbox 360. The infinite detail truly delivers on the emotional build-up of cop
pursuits and real-life racing experiences.
The PSP system version titled, Need for Speed Most Wanted 5-1-0, features
exclusive content including a Tuner Takedown mode, where gamers can jump into
the driver seat of a police vehicle to hunt down street racers.
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