Need for Speed: Most Wanted To Support Off-TV Play On Wii U

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Need for Speed: Most Wanted is headed to the Wii U next, and the game will support off-TV play on the Wii U GamePad, Electronic Arts’ Japanese division has revealed.

 

Additionally, you’ll also be able to view the game’s map on the Wii U GamePad, allowing you to see the locations of billboards, speed cameras and more.

 

In Japan, Electronic Arts will release Need for Speed: Most Wanted for Wii U on March 14th. The publisher has not yet announced a U.S. release date.


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