Ok I didn't know that, it's odd that they included that car in the game, maybe it's one of the starter carsNissan Versa and Nissan Tida are the same cars! Depends on the country
Looks really good and smooth. Better than I expected.Small footage on the PS Vita.
Small footage on the PS Vita.
Here's a new interview with producer Matt Webster. He confirms there will be over 50 cars in the game (listen to that, wicken).
and the only thing you had to do was make others crash
There are "pro" versions. I wounder how you get them and what advantages would you have over non-pro users.
I actually dislike HP2010. It has great visuals, but you can super easily drift. through every corner and the only thing you had to do was make others crash and avoid crashing yourself... So much for variety... Probably won't buy the game, even though I liked the old Most Wanted a lot.
I imagine they won't be, going by Burnout Paradise's pro cars.
Also in HP it came down to what car you was driving, whether the traffic was advantageous towards you or if you opponent was sandbagging just to slipstream past you.
2. How do I get the Most Wanted Cars?
You must earn the right to race the Most Wanted Cars (from #10 to #1). You can do this by earning enough SP (Speed Points) to unlock each of the Most Wanted cars.
For example, there are 31 cars to find in the world from the start of the game (known as Jackspots). Each car has 5 events tied to it that you can complete. Completing these events will earn you SP which will help you unlock the Most Wanted Cars.
The drifting was easy to do but hard to do right. AOS & me would always beat everyone by like 20 seconds because we knew how to get the most out of drifting. It made for very fun battles which came down to whomever screwed up first or whomever drifted better. HP3 required a degree of skill not many people had.