Today at EA’s E3 briefing a new beautifully constructed Need for Speed: Rivals was announced. Need for Speed: Rivals. The new game is “blurring the line” between singleplayer and multiplayer. In the gameplay we were shown one player tasked with racing to certain points in their singleplayer game. Another player in their own game was completing their own objectives before a call to take out a driver was given. The players games then merged into a single game...
Need For Speed has always been one of the top arcade racers on the market and it is no surprise to see their latest title, Most Wanted making it way onto the new Wii-U. As with any game that makes the jump over to the new console Most Wanted is making use of the Gamepad in new and interesting ways. The 1st is a new way to look at local co-op as one player will be able to do the racing using the Wii remote or the Pro controller while their buddy makes use of the Gamepad by...
Criterion captures the spirit of the original title while leaving their unique mark. It feels uncannily like a Burnout Paradise sequel and I'm sure that was intentional. It's a very fun racer.
The announcement at E3 that Criterion was developing the next Need for Speed game, and that the game was a remake of Most Wanted made me feel like a kid at Christmas. With the premise of a completely open world environment in which friends can race each other and likely compete by building their bounty, I’m more excited for a Need for Speed game than I have been in quite a while. In a recent press release, Electronic Arts announced some of the pre-order bonuses for...
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