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To put things into perspective, during the following years after it came out, fans were begging EA for to go back to that style of NFS game because they were and still are widely considered to be the golden era of NFS and since then EA had been putting out a new NFS each year with the quality of each one ranging from miss to decent.
EA eventually announced this "Remake" or more appropriately, this "Reimagining" of Most Wanted 2005 in an effort to cash in on one of their most beloved titles and in hopes to capture the excitement of the Black Box Era fans and make them feel they were being heard, but this game plays far more like Burnout Paradise than it does NFS, especially when it comes to the game this one shares it's title with, which makes a lot of sense considering that this one was developed by Criterion, the team behind the Burnout games, because EA had already dissolved Blackbox and made them support other games instead of being able to create their own.
At the end of the day, they're both good games even though they couldn't be any more different from one another. MW 2005 had a heavy focus on illegal street racing, customization, progression and a cheesy but charming story mode while this one focuses far more on beating your friends in leaderboards and open world check listing with almost no story, a laughable excuse for car customization and almost no progression whatsoever.
I do wish that this one had it's own title and identity, like NFS: Fairhaven City for example rather than stealing another NFS game's title, because while it's very different, it's still worth enjoying for what it is: a Burnout Paradise spiritual successor and it deserves to be that without the obvious attempt to cash in on what the series once was and the comparisons and criticisms that inevitably came with it.
People to this day can be seen asking for Blackbox Era NFS Remakes or new games using their handling model and gameplay. Will it ever happen? Probably not because Blackbox no longer exists and even if a remake was greenlit for a different team to work on, it would probably just be more reimaginings like this rather than faithful remakes, which is pretty evident in both this title and the 2015 NFS game simply titled "Need For Speed" which was made in an attempt to recapture what people loved about the Blackbox era, but ultimately didn't deliver due to it being a different team, completely different handling model and an extremely unnecessary and egregious always online connection that didn't even allow you to pause single player gameplay, all but guaranteeing the game an expiry date and destruction unless EA will patch it when support ends (which they probably won't).
TLDR: They are both very different games, but both good. Try to play both, but if you can't then at the very least play the one from 2005.
I decided to buy the 2012 version as it was only $4.50 in the NFS Title sales this week. Cant go wrong for $4.
I want play the orginal and get this Version - no customs - no own car
What is with the orginal? the only luck is that i buy it on the day for 3 / 4 Euros .. but want give back the game...
Where is the car designs in this one? seems you cant add logos or vinyl in this its just race and off you go