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The rich, vibrant and meaningful world of Need for Speed may well be coming to a cinema near you, as Steven Spielberg's DreamWorks Studios today announced that it has acquired the film rights to EA's racing series.
As expected, this year's entry to EA's annual racing franchise comes from Criterion Games, developer of Burnout Paradise and Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit.
A new game must take up the mantle of "worst-kept secret in the games industry." That's looking more and more to be the next Need for Speed game, largely rumored to be Most Wanted 2.
Like clockwork, Electronic Arts has been releasing one (or more) Need for Speed games every year since 2002. So, what can we expect this year? If a retail leak is any indication, it's a "sequel" to 2005's Most Wanted.
According to a new report, Electronic Arts has been shopping one of its more recognizable franchises for a Hollywood adaptation: Need for Speed.
Nine fly 'signature' rides are coming Need for Speed: The Run as downloadable content next week in the 'Signature Edition Booster Pack.' The tricked-out and tarted-up cars are headed to Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 on December 20, but not PC.
Aren't you tired of all the artsy games that Silicon Valley insists on shoving in our face? Thankfully, EA is breaking the nonstop onslaught of experimental, cerebral titles coming out this holiday with Need for Speed The Run and Michael Bay.
Electronic Arts has announced actors Christina Hendricks (Mad Men) and Sean Faris (Never Back Down) will star as the main characters in Need for Speed: The Run.
The downloadable demo of Need for Speed: The Run hits Xbox Live and PlayStation Network on October 18.
Sony has announced a new PSP Entertainment Pack, which will include Madden 12 and Need for Speed Shift. It's due on August 30 for $159.99.
