There is no replayability to this game, and it is absolutely not worth the $49.99 price tag. In the paint job portion of the game, you have to use the Wii icon to aim and every time you press the A button, it hits right below the place where you want to click (because when you hit the A button, the Wii remote goes down a little because you are pressing a button) so it totally screws you over. The whole customization feature is a train wreck the reason being is that the rims all suck and you have one choice of body kit so basically the choice is take it or leave it (and anyone who's not brain dead would leave it), and the paint job was not thought out very well and not at all user friendly. The graphics would be amazing if it were Nintendo Entertainment System game, but for a Nintendo Wii game, they are disgusting. Second, the negative aspects of the game. Also, a variety of cars was offered making it a sensation to any particular car buff.
It had fresh ideas that no other Need for Speed game has like power-ups, a Bentley, a McLaren, a Maserati, numerous police car models, and a close relation to the originals. Being that it is a remake, it has to compete with its much more classic brother, and I think it did well. Being that it is a remake, it has to compete with its much Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit is a remake of another great game of the same name. Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit is a remake of another great game of the same name.
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