The game's plot revolved around Mark Cooper, who arrives in Rockport on board his BMW M3, where he loses his car in an ambush set up by a member of the Blacklist, the list of the most wanted drivers.

Well, this was the start of the racing video game series that landed on Windows after the death of MS-DOS and that would also conquer the rest of video consoles and operating systems (PS2, PS3, PS4, Xbox, Nintendo, Android APKs, iPhone.) and that in 2003, thanks to NFS: Underground, started its adventure mode, which would become even more sophisticated with the development of Need for Speed Most Wanted. The game was a real revolution because it offered as a rather realistic car simulator for back then with real-life recreations of cars such as the Dodge Viper, Lamborghini Diablo, Porsche 911, Acura NSX, etc., as well as races among the traffic and police chases just like in Test Drive. The Need for Speed was the first installment of this car racing game saga that was published on PC DOS, Sony PlayStation, SEGA Saturn, and 3DO, the video console designed by EA that was made by Panasonic, Sanyo, and LG. Back in 1994, Electronic Arts released what was possibly the first racing game that made the most of what Pentiums were capable of offering.

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