Need For Speed: Most Wanted

Everything about the ordering of the product was amazing! It came 3 days earlier than the minimum date and not only came with the game in great condition, but also came with a cute thank you mint! Thank you so much for such WONDERFUL service!!!

horible grafics suck worst game ever but if you woul like buy it it came it tackt and all so yea

The game sucks but that's my fault I got it on GBA but I not rating u just the game

I ordered Need for Speed: Most Wanted for the GBA... but I got Tekken 5 for the PS2. That would have been sort of OK if I owned a PS2 now, but I don't. I can't understand how they could mix the two games up being that they don't start with the same letter and they are on different systems! Other than that, if NFS: Underground is anything like this one then it is probably a good game.

awesome game loved playing it as a child and still love playing it am glad that I could find it on here.

my son got angry at the game 1 to many times and broke the game (and gameboy) because he couldent get to level 3. it was horible, it not only made my son angry beond belief, it cost me good money too. thanks need for speed.

Good

With far more advanced portables out there these days (Sony's PSP and Nintendo's own DS), there are fewer and fewer games being made for the GBA these days, particularly good racers. That's why any GBA owner would hope that EA's Need for Speed: Most Wanted for the GBA is something special indeed, but once you come back to earth you'll realize that it's only decent at best; like many racers for the GBA not named Mario Kart during it's life span. Surprisingly, the game doesn't look half bad most of the time, but the pixelated graphics can mar the tracks, especially when you have to make a sharp turn. The biggest feature of NFS on the console systems is running from the law, and surprisingly, the police AI is actually pretty well done here, even though there's only one police car per race. The career mode is long nicely done here, allowing you to win cash to get new cars and do some upgrades as well, and it's in this department that the game shines. The music is awful however; pretty much a recycled rock/techno mix that's in a repetitive loop, but that's why you have the ability to turn the volume on your GBA down. All in all, Need for Speed: Most Wanted isn't perfect, but for racing fans still holding on to their GBA's, this is worth a look.