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Need For Speed Most Wanted Gets Trio Of DLC
Need for Speed Most Wanted is giving fans all the RPMs they can handle with three DLC packs.
Terminal Velocity ($14.99 or 1,200 MS)
New area Hughes International Airport hosts new single player modes, new cars (including the Porsche 918 Spyder 2013), 136 multiplayer milestones, 10 new multiplayer speedlists, 40 billboards, and more.
Movie Legends ($9.99 or 800 MS)
Check out five classic cars from the movies, including James Bond's Aston Martin (above) and the Firebird Trans-Am SE 1977 from Smokey and the Bandit. This DLC pack also comes with eight single-player sprint events, 50 new license plates, and more.
Heroes ($9.99 or 800 MS)
This pack features five famous cars from the NFS franchise. NFS III Hot Pursuit's Lamborghini Diablo SV is here, as is the Nissan 350Z from NFS: Underground 2. Heroes has eight races and speed runs, 25 new liveries, 136 multiplayer milestones, and other new features.
These packs can be bought individually or in a Deluxe DLC Bundle for $24.99.
For more on the game, check out our review.
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