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Need for Speed Most Wanted
Criterion's Need for Speed: Most Wanted is filled with improvements over past installments, such as the ability to access every car from the start, and fluid open-world gameplay that Burnout: Paradise City veterans will find familiar. EA's latest look at the game shows some of those features and more in action.
The video below shows off a tantalizing sample of cars, as well as glimpses of some of Fairhaven City's varied locations. The Most Wanted tag isn't just there out of tradition, either. There are 10 most-wanted drivers out there, and you can take them out one by one -- provided you're skilled enough.
The game is racing to shelves October 30 for the Xbox 360, PC, PlayStation 3, iOS, Vita, and Android.
Click here to get a better look at the game's updated Autolog system.
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