Added: 19.05.2015 14:17 | 8 views | 0 comments


This year's Need For Speed game will be revealed this Thursday, May 21, EA has announced - and it could mark the return of Need For Speed: Underground. A darkened teaser image was posted on the game's Facebook page last night, telling fans to "subscribe to see the first look at the return of NFS". As you can see below, however, modifying the image reveals two cars racing through a city street at night, similar to earlier games in the Underground series.

Added: 07.05.2015 22:17 | 14 views | 0 comments


AOTF: Slightly Mad Studios might have previously been best known for their contributions to the racing genre when working under the banner of EA for Need for Speed: Shift and Shift 2: Unleashed. Those racers brought Need For Speed into unfamiliar territory as it began leaning into simulation in a franchise that has long been regarded as an arcade style offering. While those may have been the formative years for Slightly Mad, theyve evolved. The developers have taken a slightly different approach to developing their latest racer, Project Cars. Shedding a publisher, funding of Project Cars was done by the community and the games developers. The results for Project Cars are nothing short of astounding, checking almost every box for a what racing simulation fan could hope for in 2015.

Added: 15.04.2015 16:18 | 12 views | 0 comments


Here is a sound comparison video featuring two games that are rarely compared to one another Driveclub vs Need for Speed: Rivals.

Added: 28.01.2015 17:11 | 14 views | 0 comments


2014 was a rather mixed year for the racing genre, from the highs of Forza Horizon 2 to the lows of DriveClubs disastrous launch. With the absence of a Need For Speed game this year, a new IP has entered the fray in the form of The Crew, from developers Ivory Tower. So, has this brand new racing game mixed things up and left its mark on the genre? Yes it has, but for all the wrong reasons.

Added: 27.01.2015 17:10 | 14 views | 0 comments


Crave Online: "EA, the company behind the much-maligned mobile game Dungeon Keeper which saw players being pilfered of their money in order to progress, is dipping its toes back in the murky water once again with iOS and Android game Need For Speed: No Limits, which requests that players fill up the tank of their vehicle with gas if they want to keep racing, or else theyll have to wait an extended period of time in order to do so."

Added: 27.01.2015 1:30 | 12 views | 0 comments




Android Police reports that after announcing No Limits for mobile last year (and launching it on iOS in select regions), Electronic Arts has added "the same old in-app purchase tricks."

Added: 28.12.2014 9:10 | 21 views | 0 comments


Frank Cruz writes:"When it comes to racing video games, Im a pretty tough critic. Whether its a simulator racing game like Gran Turismo or an arcade style racing game like the Need For Speed series, Im a fan as long as the game itself is fun."