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Need for Speed: Most Wanted is a social game. But not as you know it. Forget Farmville or any of those other games that annoyingly spam your Facebook inbox. This is something different. Social integration underpins every aspect of Most Wanted. Along every stretch of road is a challenge that’s been high scored by a friend, a speed camera that’s been flashed at a more reckless speed or a billboard that’s been crashed through by someone on your contacts list. New races suggested for you through the Easy Drive menu are the ones your mates have just scored in. It’s pretty much impossible to play Most Wanted without competing against your friends.
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“The company’s values are based around fun, accessible, social, connected games,” says Hamish Young, creative producer at Criterion. “A lot of people think that socials games are something you find on Facebook, and are about spamming your wall or whatever. We feel we make some of the most genuinely social games in the industry and we work really hard to make it very friend-centric, make it fun to play, make it very accessible. We have a bit of competition in there, but we push hard to make that competition more fun and friendly.”
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Criterion has experience with this sort of thing, of course. Two years ago it crafted Auto-Log for its first Need For Speed game: Hot Pursuit. It allowed you to compare your race times with those of your friends. And it was born out of something that arose naturally in the office. “We were playing other games, and so like Top Gear, we’d write it up on a board – top race times,” says Craig Sullivan, Criterion’s creative director. “We were doing that in the office and we just thought, ‘wouldn’t it be cool if the game automatically did this?’”
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But it isn’t just about comparing you against the best in the world, and making the average gamer feel insecure – it’s about comparing you against your friends. That way, it means more. “Everybody likes to win at something or be compared to their friends at something," says Sullivan. "I would much rather be compared to people around this table at how fast we can run the 100 metres than Usain Bolt.” Ultimately, beating a friend is so much sweeter, and attainable, and opportunities to do just that are scattered throughout Most Wanted.
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I would much rather be compared to people around this table at how fast we can run the 100 metres than Usain Bolt.
Criterion is attempting to harness the power of your contacts list on Xbox Live and PSN like no other game. “The social networks on gaming machines have existed for six or seven years, even longer, and they’re essentially social networks but fairly mature ones when compared with LinkedIn and Facebook.” And Young says, “There’s missed a opportunity there, and we really want to push that as hard as we can.”
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So many aspects to the game that are measured and compared, yet it’s never intrusive nor repetitive. Playing Most Wanted against friends and entering into these challenges can’t get in the way of the game because it is the game. You crash through high scores before you even know that you’ve entered into a challenge. Even when you’re playing by yourself, the times to beat hovering above speed cameras and obstacles in the city remind you that you’re in a multiplayer game.
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‘Social gaming’ may strike terror into the hearts of those who know only too well the dreaded Mum-needs-more- hay-bale-for-her-barn-raising notification for Farmville. But Most Wanted is careful to bring multiplayer-enhancing social features to the table, rather than those annoying ones. Interestingly for such a networked game – especially when other EA IPs, such as The Sims have launched Facebook-only social games – Most Wanted has foregone any sort of Facebook integration. “Strangely, it’s less social to try and do that,”says Young. “The fact is that people who play the game care about the game and therefore the game is telling them what is going on, so when you boot up the game it gives you an update of what’s happened. So I think that’s better than trying to use another social network for that purpose or spamming a Facebook wall because that’s not really social; it feels very impersonal. Some games have tried to do it, and I don’t think any have successfully, especially in the console space.”
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Argh! Look, I’m eating steak now! Do you want some steak!?' and it’s like, 'I’m happy with my cornflakes, tell me about the steaks later.
Sullivan obviously feels more passionately about it: “It drives me mad when I’m on Facebook and I’m constantly being invited to games that I don’t want to play anyway. And even if I did want to play them, when I’m on Facebook, I’m doing something else. It’s like you’re having breakfast in the morning and someone runs up to you and says, 'Argh! Look, I’m eating steak now! Do you want some steak!?' and it’s like, 'I’m happy with my cornflakes. Tell me about the steaks later.' So there’s a time and a place for everything. If you’re playing a game, then you’re playing a game; guess what you’re interested in doing at that point? Playing the game and competing with friends. So yes, we could spam people, but we don’t think that’s the way forward."
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That sensitivity to what players want from a game extends to another aspect of contemporary games that has irritated the hardcore in recent years: motion controls. Like its approach to social connectivity, Criterion is using Microsoft’s Kinect to enhance the Most Wanted experience, not undermine it. Refreshingly, it doesn’t see you using motion control, arms outstretched, steering an invisible car – but rather, only uses the voice recognition capabilities of the hardware. It’s by no means an earth-shattering revelation, but it is a subtle, smart use of the device, and though its only real purpose is to navigate through menus via speech whilst still playing the game, it does work to make modification-on-the-move far more easy (a fiddly task to do simultaneously when using the regular controller alone). With Kinect, modding your car on the run has never been easier.
And it’s that intelligent approach to making games, knowing what its audience wants, that has seen Criterion appointed as the custodian of the Need For Speed franchise. So what does the future hold for the series in the hands of one of the best racing game developers in the world? Unsurprisingly, Young and Sullivan wouldn’t be drawn. However, Sullivan tantalisingly speculated about the freedom the brand gives. “Need For Speed can cover lots of different things,” he says. “We always look to make a game fun first regardless of what it’s about. NFS, I think. is a big enough umbrella you can do anything with it. I think it’s got an exciting future ahead of it; we said we were only just getting started with Hot Pursuit and we generally meant that. We’re bringing new things and pushing the boundaries like having all the cars available at the start. There are things that we want to do at Criterion that haven’t been done before for NFS, and gaming in general, that we’re really excited to explore in the future so… let’s see what’s around the corner.”
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