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Bank Of America Investment Today, Electronic Arts announced a new entry to the famed Need for Speed racing series: Need for Speed Most Wanted. Combining the thrills of illicit street racing and tuner customization from the Need for Speed Underground series with the intensity of strategic police pursuits from previous Need for Speed titles that would rival the best Hollywood chase scenes, Need for Speed Most Wanted will challenge players everywhere to become the most notorious and elusive street racer around.
Need for Speed Most Wanted will deliver a unique, fast-paced and gripping ride in the racing arena as players build up their Rap Sheet and Street Cred to move their way up the Black List and become the most wanted racer on the streets. With a new dynamic open racing world, gameplay and customization changes including tuners, supercars, muscle and sports cars, and the ability to compete head to head with the top drivers in the scene while evading half a dozen cops at one time - Need for Speed Most Wanted is sure to be on every gamers "must have" list.

"Out-race your opponents, evade cops and exploit the open world in Need for Speed Most Wanted; street racing doesn't get any better than this," said Larry LaPierre, senior producer, EA Canada. "Players instantly will feel the thrill of the ride as they hit the streets in an open world environment where drivers can tune their cars to compete against any class of vehicles or use their wits to out-fox the law to satisfy their need for speed."

Need for Speed Most Wanted is under development at EA Canada's Vancouver studio, and will be available for GameCube, PlayStation 2, Xbox, Nintendo DS, Game Boy Advance, PSP and PC in November 2005.

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