EA returns Need for Speed development to Criterion
After several years under the handling of Ghost Games, Need for Speed is being returned to Burnout studio Criterion Games.
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After several years under the handling of Ghost Games, Need for Speed is being returned to Burnout studio Criterion Games.
The line between feature film CGI and video game effects continues to blur.
Players will take the role of one of three characters and square off against a crime family.
If you want more details, you'll probably have to wait until EA Play around E3.
Annual franchising once again takes precedent.
Several months after the release of the Need for Speed reboot, Ghost Games has revealed it's already working on a new game for release next year.
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EA has revealed a total of 51 cars will be available to race in its upcoming Need for Speed.