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This page details one or more prototype versions of Need for Speed: Most Wanted (2005).

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Need For Speed Most Wanted 2005 Game

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PS2 Demo

A demo version of 2005's Need for Speed: Most Wanted was featured in the Official PlayStation 2 Magazine Europe Demo 65. This demo features a build from earlier in development, likely from around July to August 2005.

Map Differences

• Tollbooths in the demo version featured barriers that would span both lanes of a road and raise at the beginning of a Tollbooth event.
• The prison in Camden previously had a brick wall and a securely placed fence that would prevent the player from driving through it.
• Rockport was instead called Rapid City.
• A billboard advertising the fictional KNFS 101.9 radio station was cut.
• A set of tollbooths at the entrance of Thrilltown in Point Camden was removed from the final game.
• Joyce's Pizza Fast Food restaurant was in-game before the Burger King.
• You can go to a car wash in Grey Point.
• The Robo's Health & Hip Hop Centres billboard had a different design.
• A yacht model could be seen sailing near the Grey Point coast, but is not present in the final game outside of its usage in Pursuit Breakers.
• A Power Company sign was removed from the final game.
• The Ironworks Co. sign had a different look.
• Parked cars had a different mesh.
• The parking lot adjacent to the Point Camden police station was fenced off.
• Traffic lights emitted a yellow caution light.
• The garage doors in the south section of Thrilltown had a different look

Removed/Changed Features

• Slightly different intro FMV.
• The HUD was different from the final.
• Cop cars would explode if hit hard enough.
• There is a busted scene where the player slowly walks away from the cop (male model) and the cop chokes the player until he knees. Then, he is bending him over the trunk. This scene was cut from the final.
• The bar for getting busted filled much quicker.
• The physics were slightly altered.
• An unused game mode, Multipoint, was cut during development.
• There were supposed to be 8-player races as seen on an NIS. Carbon's Race Wars mode supports more than four players, but only in ProStreet fully working 8 player races appeared, and even then it was still absent from the PS2/Wii versions!

• The fire truck has a different paint scheme. This can be seen on the PS2 demo.
• The Lexus IS300's original stock color was black.
• Jade's Mustang had a completely different vinyl and color on the PS2 demo.
• Rog's car was originally a Mustang instead of a GTO.
• Cross' Corvette was based on the C6.R (the racing model) before being changed to the C6 (street-legal model).
• Cross had two early vinyls. The first one had a yellow scheme to it. This version was used in the game's intro. The next one was an equivalent to the final game's vinyl *[COP_CROSS]*, but with minor differences. This version was used at the end of the PlayStation 2 demo.
• Bull's SLR had a body vinyl.
• Police cars were based on the Ford Crown Victoria, instead of the generic design seen in the final. The earlier model can still be seen in cutscenes in the final.

• The police speech was different, as well.
• Speedtraps had a different icon.
• On the PS2 demo, you had the option to add police on races with lives.
• Four songs were cut from the final game. They were This Blood by Black Lab, Supercharger Heaven and More Human Than Human (both by White Zombie) and Weapons of Mad Distortion by The Crystal Method.
• The police helicopter had a different model.
• Mia had different versions of her RX-8.
• Blacklist Menu was different.
• Barriers were different.
• A 4th safehouse was deleted.
• The Blacklist concepts were different.
• The decimals in the complete sign were removed in the final game. Only can be seen in the PS2 Demo.

• Rog's photo only appears on the PS2 and PC demos.

• Only appears on PS2 demo.

• Only appears on PS2 demo.

• Only appears on PS2 demo and PC demo movies.

• Red Pickup, worth 100 points.

• Pink Pickup, worth 500 points.

• Grey Pickup, worth 1000 points.

• Sudden Death!

• Only available on PS2 demo.

• In the PlayStation 2 demo, the car was available to be driven by the player.

• In the PlayStation 2 demo, the preset was used as a opponent in the 20_2_1 rival race event.

• In the PlayStation 2 demo, the car was available to be driven by the player.

• In the PlayStation 2 demo, the preset was used as a opponent in the 20_2_1 rival race event.

• In the PlayStation 2 demo, the preset was used as a opponent in the 20_2_1 rival race event.

• Unused Subaru Impreza WRX STi preset, which can be found only in the PlayStation 2 demo.

• In the PlayStation 2 demo, the car was available to be driven by the player.

• Unused Porsche Carrera GT preset. The mesh is not present in the PlayStation 2 demo, which makes it impossible to know its visual. However, it is known that the car features a red gloss paint with a white stripe vinyl, 5Zigen Gravis 1 20' rims, and a Northeast roof scoop.

• Unused icon.

• Unused BMW preset, which it was used only on a Xbox tournament

• Beta Rog's car which only appeared on PS2 demo.

• Beta Jewels preset which appeared on PS2 demo.

• PlayStation 2 Demo Safehouse.

• Only appears in PS2 demo.

Removed Game Modes

• Multipoint
  • Cops in Pursuit - Get the determined amount of cops currently engaged during a pursuit.
  • Helis in Pursuit - Get the determined amount of helicopters engaged during a pursuit.
  • Heat Meter - Survive a pursuit until a certain Heat Level is reached.
  • Insurance Claims - Hit a determined number of traffic vehicles.
  • Total Cops in Pursuit - Reach a total amount of cops engaged during a single pursuit.
  • Cops Destroyed in Pursuit - Disable an amount of cops in a single pursuit.
  • Cops Destroyed - Alternate goal description to 'Cops Destroyed in Pursuit'.
  • Cost to State - Alternate goal description to 'Cost to State in Pursuit'.
  • 911 Calls
  • Margin of Victory
  • Opponents Damaged
  • Outrun Pursuits Won
  • Outrun Races Won
  • Pursuits in a Row
  • Racing Ticket
  • Reckless Ticket
  • Speeding Ticket
  • Hit and Run Ticket
  • Damage Property Ticket
  • Driving Sidewalk Ticket
  • Fleeing Ticket
  • Speedtrap Speed

PS2 Preview Build

A later build, known as 'Alpha 124' dated September 20th, 2005. Clearly much closer to the final game than the PS2 demo, but it still has differences worth noting.

• The loading screen was different. It had graffiti stains in the background, which were removed.
• The clicking sound was different.
• With the use of a debug menu, menus for online multiplayer, which was cut from the console versions, can be seen.
• The story intro used the cooldown music, probably as a placeholder.
• The sequence when a cop is seen is different, the world doesn't pause for a second like in the final version.
• Rog's intro in the story didn't have dialogue, again possibly because it was still work-in-progress, although by this point he drives a Pontiac GTO, rather than the Mustang used in the PS2 demo.
• Webster's Blacklist picture was different.
• You could originally encounter cops during drag races and during boss races.
• All of the event and place markers were different.
• The engine sound of the Aston Martin DB9 was different.

The Need for Speed: Most Wanted demo lets you try out one of the hottest action games before you commit to buy. If you're like most gamers, you know that some computer games look great in the trailers but don't deliver on the promises of those trailers. Instead of wasting your money on a game you may only play once or twice, you can download a demo to get a feel for the game and try it out for free.

Electronic Arts is one of the top game design companies around, but despite releasing some hit games over the years, many fans know it for its Need for Speed games. Originally released in 2005, Need for Speed: Most Wanted quickly became one of the top games among racing fans. Electronic Arts and Criteria Games released a brand new version of this classic game in 2012 that combines modern elements with the game that so many loved.

Unlike other demos that limit what you can do and tell you little about the actual game, this demo puts you right in the driver's seat. You can pick from four different amazing cars to play in the demo, and you can pick a new car each time you play. The demo even lets you make some of the modifications that you would in the full game, including swapping out the tires, changing the engine and buying aftermarket parts with in-game money.

Once you select a car and make your changes, you can take it out for a spin. The Need for Speed: Most Wanted demo features two impressive tracks. Select one of those tracks to race against competitors created by the game itself. You'll even have the chance to hit the road and take off on a chase across the city with the police hot on your tail.

As the 10th game in the Need for Speed franchise, Most Wanted delivers all the high-paced action and fun that you crave. Set in Rockport City, the game includes both traditional races and police chases that will leave you on the edge of your seat. Electronic Arts even included a short trailer that shows you some of the scenes and action you can expect to see in the full game. If you're on the fence about buying Need for Speed: Most Wanted, download the demo to give the game a try before you buy.

Pros:

Need For Speed Most Wanted 2005 Download

• Four cars and two tracks to choose from
• High-speed police chase races
• Access to the same modifications found in the full game
• Interesting story that pulls you into the action
• Fun and action-packed trailer for the full game

Need For Speed Most Wanted 2005 Exe

Cons:

Need For Speed Most Wanted 2005 Game Overall

• Computerized racers are tough competitors
• Has a slight lag that some won't like
• Older graphics don't deliver the pop of newer Need for Speed games