Most Wanted opens with an extremely brief tutorial. You'll get control over your car and drive a short distance to a Jack Spot, where you can add your current vehicle to your collection of cars. While you can switch at physical locations, simply pausing for a second adds the car to your Easy Drive menu. Easy Drive is accessed by the directional pad and allows you to set waypoints, customize your current vehicle, change cars, or find friends online.
Fans can rest easy as Criterion repeats their command over speed and handling, once again knocking out the competition with amazing effects, an endlessly smooth frame rate, and a heaping helping of debris that shatters and sprays at 150 mph. Fairhaven has tons and twists and turns, but the one thing it doesn't have is pedestrians, and thank God for that. The way I drive, I'm surprised anyone "lives" in Fairhaven, much less decides to drive to the grocery store.
Still, wouldn't it be sad if all those skyscrapers were empty? Who would be there to see me careen towards 1st place after smashing the lead car into a barrier? Who could have caught that amazing jump through the Electronic Arts billboard and salied 170 feet? Who… okay, you get the idea.
Well, the answer is all those people currently sitting under my name on the Speed Wall, which represents next-generation Autolog… bragging, if you will. In Hot Pursuit, you could compare times and scores on individual races. Most Wanted compares you (and your virutal penis) against your friends in every possible way. How far you jumped, how fast you were going on that straightaway, how many cars you've found, your race times, your overall point total—the list seems endless.
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