Overall, Need For Speed: Most Wanted is a visceral thrill. You can then challenge friends to games or a number of consecutive events, or compare your skills with others thanks to EA’s Autolog 2.0 technology that displays all of your stats - including times, record speeds, pursuits, jump distances, achievements, and more. It’s free, but mandatory, and some gamers aren’t thrilled about it (this is on top of the Xbox Live or PlayStation Network service). But be aware you need to sign up for Electronic Arts’ Origin game service to play against others. Along with the fast and furious single-player game modes - like Ambush, Sprint Race, Speed Run, and Circuit race - online multiplayer bumps up the fun even further. Need for Speed: Most Wanted is great fun for those old enough to understand that this isn't how car drivers should behave.

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