need speed most wanted xbox 1 compatible

This game was graphically awesome, with a speed and fluidity to the driving that was breathtaking at the time. The exact opposite could be said of the second game, Hot Pursuit, from the year 2010. Once the choppers appeared, that was the time to start putting the pedal to the metal. The difficulty I had though, especially in the faster cars, was keeping a chase going long enough to rack the heat up, as the first few levels could be easily outrun in my fave Lambo, and I would constantly have to remind myself to slow down. The police chases were always a high point, and they could be started by sitting outside a police station, doing burnouts – something that was endlessly amusing. The journey from fresh-out-of-prison jail scum to top of the Blacklist was certainly a tough one, and with each member of the Blacklist having a series of challenges to be met before they could be challenged, Most Wanted came with a hell of a lot of content. Anyways, the story was a bit of humdinger, featuring double crosses, undercover police, car sabotage and a culmination that saw us having to flee the city by flying across a derelict bridge in an ending that was as memorable as it was difficult to pull off, with everything the police had at their disposal seemingly thrown at you.

Need speed most wanted xbox 1 compatible