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The game also features Miiverse integration which ties directly into Autolog, displaying Mii characters on billboards and letting players post messages in Paradise mode. When players are not making use of that feature, the touch screen allows for instant access to carselection, tracking records or finding secrets around the city. Off-TV Play is supported by the game, as well.

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A new mode, called Co-Op Driver, is included in this version and it supports asymmetric gameplay functions in that it has one player racing with the Wii Remote or Wii U Pro Controller and another assisting with the GamePad by distracting cops, activating boosts, controlling traffic or selecting the time of day. The Wii U version, Need for Speed: Most Wanted U, utilizes the console's unique features in various ways.

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All Speed Points for the player are shared between single-player and multiplayer, and as players win events and accumulate Speed Points, they unlock vehicle mods such as off-road tires, higher gears and other upgrades. The game does not incorporate a lobby, and each event is immediately followed by another with the occasional "intermission" of a few minutes in-between events.

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Players receive Speed Points for winning individual races, as well as for winning the full Speedlist. Event types are highly variable ranging from simple team-based checkpoint races, to things like all players meeting on top of a certain building, or collectively gathering a certain amount of "near misses" in a specific area. The multiplayer component of Most Wanted consists of up to eight players completing "Speedlists", which are sets of five events for players to compete in.

When a player sets a record for distance during a billboard-smashing jump, their photo will be displayed on it for all their friends to see. The game contains dozens of collectibles in the form of billboards to destroy, speed cameras for record-breaking competitions, and gates to smash through. These obstacles are more easily overcome if the player has unlocked vehicles mods like re-inflating tires and heavy chassis, although there is virtually zero penalty for getting "busted." On higher alert levels, cops will set up road blocks and lay out spike strips. The police play a large role in the single player game, pursuing the player if they see them do anything illegal, and are often integrated into race events. Once discovered, these new cars are instantly accessible through the Easy Drive drop-down menu. Every car has its own set of progression, and unlocking each car's upgrades is done by winning races and completing objectives. Players can unlock additional cars by locating them within the city and simply pressing a button to get behind the wheel. Speed Points are gained by completing races, evading the cops, meeting objectives, taking down competitors and other various driving antics and maneuvers. In order to access these races, players must accumulate enough "Speed Points" to unlock them. The single player game immediately drops the player into the open world with the main task of beating the ten "Most Wanted" street racers in the City of "Fairhaven".

The game's multiplayer is similar in structure to Burnout Paradise, giving players random events that start at different spots in the city that players have to complete either competitively or cooperatively. This is a change from most other Need for Speed games, which usually had a system of classes for the player to work through to get progressively better cars along the way. Every vehicle in the game is unlocked from the start (with the exception of the top 10 most wanted racer's cars), requiring only that you find the vehicle first. The stat tracking Autolog feature returns (which debuted in Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit) keeping track of all accomplishments and comparing them to friends. An indirect sequel to both the original Need for Speed: Most Wanted and Criterion's own Burnout Paradise, the game returns to the open world game play of the titles in the franchise, allowing the player to explore a large, modern city filled with events and shortcuts for the player to find.