Midnight Club certainly conveyed the illicit nature of street racing, but NFS: Most Wanted 5-1-0 is really all about running from John E. I also would have liked a more robust tool within the game to manage music during play. NFS: Most Wanted manages to include some good tunes and a neat track browser that is separate from the game, but was low on the number of tracks available and the styles represented. Where I did feel nostalgic for Midnight Club was in the musical offering. The interface is good and loads fast, which was my pet peeve in Midnight Club. From skid marks on the road to sparks that fly and destructible elements along the track, the immersion factor for graphics is high. But, NFS: Most Wanted manages to create a very fast, track-racing feel in urban and outdoor settings that are credible. There isn't a fair comparison with Midnight Club, in terms of having photorealistic environments to drive in, or cities modeled down to the streetcorner level.
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Great graphics have always been a part of the franchise, and NFS: Most Wanted on PSP is no exception. NFS: Most Wanted 5-1-0 is definitely a move forward in the game's evolution, without sacrificing the qualities gamers enjoy. Need For Speed is a mature franchise, with several good titles under its brand over almost every platform.
As a contrast - and some may disagree, but I welcome the debate - I think the gaming industry has done a better job of mastering the art of the follow-up. Hollywood has failed the sequel test on so many occasions that I think we all come to a sequel fairly jaded.
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