Ghost Games has made the past few Need for Speed games and they haven't done well at all. Compared to titles like Forza Motorsport or Horizon, they aren't on the same level when it comes to visuals and car handling.
Need for Speed Heat does little to innovate, but it should win back fans after the disastrous launch of Payback.
A few months ago, EA accidentally leaked Need for Speed Heat for Xbox One and other platforms. The game just launched, starting at $60, and the company recently released a launch trailer that highlights the gameplay. It's unclear if it offers a 60 frames per second option this time around like Forza Horizon 4 at this time.
A few months ago, EA accidentally leaked Need for Speed Heat for Xbox One and other platforms. The game is coming out in November, and today, the company released a launch trailer that highlights the gameplay. Let's hope that it offers a 60 frames per second option this time around like Forza Horizon 4.
Get a look at the first gameplay footage from Need for Speed Heat.
Yesterday, EA accidentally leaked Need for Speed Heat for Xbox One and other platforms. While we knew what it was called and managed to uncover some thumbnails from the YouTube trailer, it wasn’t clear what the focus of this installment was.
It seems like EA is having a hard time containing leaks at the moment. Yesterday, a trailer for Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville leaked, and today, Need for Speed: Heat leaked in a number of different ways. Let me take you through what happened.
The Need for Speed and Plants vs. Zombies games are quite popular, and it seems like more are coming in 2019. During its quarterly earnings call, EA's Blake Jorgensen said that new entries would launch around the same time as Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. These games may be revealed during E3 2019 or Gamescom 2019.
You may have heard of Star Wars Battlefront II’s loot crate system and slow progression problems. However, there’s another EA game which suffers from similar issues but hasn’t received much attention.
Need for Speed Payback is almost ready to hit the track, and EA has released an action-packed launch trailer to celebrate.
Need for Speed: Payback is an interesting game because it's the same gameplay we expect, but with a The Fast and the Furious-like twist.
Here’s how beefy your PC will need to be to hit the ground running in Need for Speed Payback.
Need for Speed Payback's latest trailer is all about taking a run-down car from scrap to supercar with the game's customization system.
Need for Speed Payback is now official as the next entry in the long-running series, and Ghost Games has given us a peek at what to expect with a pretty action-packed launch trailer.
Need for Speed and Unravel are now free to play for both EA Access and Origin Access members.
PC gamers subscribed to EA's Origin Access service can now play the trail for Need for Speed ahead of its March 15 launch.
Electronic Arts will finally release the reboot of its Need For Speed arcade racing series for the PC on March 15. The game was previously released for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 consoles in the fall of 2015.
Electronic Arts has confirmed that the upcoming reboot of its Need For Speed series will include some post-release free content updates, but it won't offer paid DLC packs or microtransactions.
Whether you love or love to hate EA there's no denying the gaming powerhouse had a pretty spectacular E3. We managed to get a little hands-on time with both Need for Speed and the new Mirror's Edge game before we left LA.
Electronic Arts will launch a new Need For Speed game for consoles and PC in the fall of 2015, with new Mirror's Edge and Plants Vs Zombies games due in 2016.