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Electronic Arts has revealed the latest project in its longstanding Need For Speed series, in development for smartphones and tablets.

Need for Speed No Limits, due to launch some time in 2015, is being developed by the Melbourne, Australia based studio Firemonkeys. Key features have yet to be announced, though a representative for the studio said No Limits has been built from scratch "to deliver the insanely-fast driving and incredible graphics that fans have come to expect from Need for Speed--all in the palm of your hand."

Firemonkeys was the outcome of a merger,

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Added: 06.11.2014 20:54 | 5 views | 0 comments


Frostbite, the company behind the engine used in games such as Dragon Age: Inquisition and Need For Speed Rivals, has revealed that it has managed to get parts of Battlefield 4 running on iOS.

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Sean Davies of PSGamer: The PS4 has been in the wild for nearly 10 months and in that time we have had only 2 serious racing games to get our hands on The lukewarm Need For Speed and the lacklustre Moto GP 14. Fortunately, racing games seem to be like buses and if you wait long enough, 3 come at once. That is exactly the situation we are facing over the next few months with PS4 exclusive Driveclub, Ubisofts The Crew and Slightly Mad Studios Project CARS all arriving in close proximity of one another. All 3 are aiming to race into your hearts (and your wallets) but which will take pole position? Having got my hands on all 3 of these games in the last month, here are my thoughts.

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Sean Davies of PSGamer: The PS4 has been in the wild for nearly 10 months and in that time we have had only 2 serious racing games to get our hands on The lukewarm Need For Speed and the lacklustre Moto GP 14. Fortunately, racing games seem to be like buses and if you wait long enough, 3 come at once. That is exactly the situation we are facing over the next few months with PS4 exclusive Driveclub, Ubisofts The Crew and Slightly Mad Studios Project CARS all arriving in close proximity of one another. All 3 are aiming to race into your hearts (and your wallets) but which will take pole position? Having got my hands on all 3 of these games in the last month, here are my thoughts.