Added: 21.12.2014 11:11 | 15 views | 0 comments


TSA: "The Crew had the potential to be a brilliant arcade racer. Theres a huge amount of content on offer, not to mention an open world bigger than any Ive ever explored before. The Crew can be seen as a blend between Need For Speed and Burnout Paradise it sounds like the perfect formula. However, its hugely let down by a few inconsistencies and poorly implemented multiplayer. The Crew is massive; there are no two ways about it. The USA depicted in the game will take you hours to explore and along the way you will stumble across a few famous locations which have been presented to a tee. Theres the Grand Canyon, Kansas Speedway and Great Salt Lakes just to name a few. Aside from the famous locations visually the game looks great, and Ive been a little surprised to see the game getting heavily criticised for its appearance. There may be a few jagged edges here and the and the occasional glitch, but considering the scale of the game you can only be impressed."

Added: 10.12.2014 10:11 | 19 views | 0 comments


NDTV Gadgets says: "Unfortunately for a racing game, driving in The Crew is a terrible experience, even if it looks good. The cars handle poorly, and you'll end up crashing into corners instead of taking smooth turns. At the start of the game, the handling of all the available cars is sluggish and unresponsive - compared to a game like Need For Speed Rivals, or GRID Autosport, racing in The Crew feels like a dental procedure."

Added: 05.12.2014 17:11 | 16 views | 0 comments


A thread on NeoGaf has stated that according to an unconvincing individual on 4chan, EA is set to reveal a reboot of Need for Speed Underground at VGX. "So Ive just been fired from Ghost games so I might as well leak this, Yes we have skipped a year with NFS games, EA was at first contemplating to shut down the franchise after many titles failed to meet expectations, now as a last ditch effort they gave us more time (and horrendous working hours) to work on the new title Underground: Need For Speed"

Added: 20.11.2014 16:32 | 10 views | 0 comments

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: 20.11.2014 16:32 | 6 views | 0 comments

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,

Got a news tip or want to contact us directly? Email news@gamespot.com