The cops are also fun and bring another level of excitement that Burnout Paradise never quite had. Beating the 'most wanted' cars and taking ownership of them feels rewarding and makes you want to keep going so you can acquire the next one on the list. Overall, this is one of the most addicting arcade racers I've played in quite some time. The only real complaint I have is with the performance of the game, since the framerate stutters on occasion, even with high-end systems and/or lowered graphics settings. Navigation was the greatest issue in Paradise, but Most Wanted has a much better mini-map and you're far less likely to make a wrong turn. However, the game still feels unique and the setting feels very nice to drive around in. The actual gameplay is a mix between NFS Hot Pursuit (2010) and Burnout Paradise. I know it seems contrary to what EA/Criterion have claimed, but you do actually have to earn these cars. First off, the 10 'most wanted' cars are NOT available immediately.

I There seems to some confusion and misinformation regarding this game. There seems to some confusion and misinformation regarding this game.

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