Most Wanted Remastered Download

It seems like Criterion/Stellar/EA are working through Criterion's PS3 back catalog. First, Burnout Paradise was remastered in 2018, then Hot Pursuit Remastered came out this year, so it wouldn't be too surprising if Most Wanted came next.

I seriously think EA should start considering remastering games because everyone is realising that the new need for speed games are getting really bad we need our old school fun games to be recreated with no changes exept putting in an online feature to play with your friends. I really think that the old 2005 NFS Most Wanted is the best NFS game out there and if that game was remastered to the way it was people might actually start playing again and add an online feature so when you dont want to beat the blacklist you can just play with some friends some online races together am I right or wrong What do you think?

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Actually some players on here have made it quite obvious a game they want remastered. They want NFS World back. Personally I can get the same thing world had basically if I just play NFS 2015. But anyone who wants to can fill me in on what I forgot about World, that makes everyone wish it was remastered and brought back.

I would like a new most wanted instead of remastering the 2005 versions they could go a different route and make it a sequel to payback. have the main characters from payback work their way up a blacklist to beat the collector in the number 1 spot.

Nothing really gets remastered now, the trend is full remake. When they did it was ps2 games as you can retexture and upscale them.

Not much point remaking tomb raider as its already been done and it was a great game despite the short dev time and omitted sections

Need for Speed: Most Wanted was well-received when it launched back in 2005, with Eurogamer calling it "near enough an essential purchase" and awarding it an 8/10. EA's most recent Need for Speed entry, last year's Need for Speed Unbound, earned itself a Recommended badge from former Eurogamer editor-in-chief Martin Robinson, despite a general sense EA had shoved it out the door to die. e24fc04721