Need for Speed : Most Wanted

Game Overview
I picked up Need for Speed: Most Wanted on the Game Boy Advance back in 2005, a time when handheld racing games were either top-down racers or scaled-back 3D efforts. This one was developed by EA Canada, and it tried to bring a piece of the console street racing vibe to the small screen. It wasn't trying to be a graphical powerhouse; it was just a solid, focused racing game for on-the-go play.You control a street racer trying to climb the Blacklist by beating rivals one by one. The main objective is to win races, earn cash, and upgrade your car to take on faster opponents. Signature mechanics include tight, drift-heavy handling that requires careful throttle control, and a pursuit system where police cars will try to ram you off the road if you draw too much attention. The pacing is quick, with short races that suit portable play, though the rubber-band AI can make some events frustratingly difficult. It feels satisfying to finally master a course and leave the cops eating your dust.