Need For Speed
Why new Need for Speed is Always Online
One of the finest thing in Need For Speed is its Autolog app, and recently Ghost Games, the EA-owned developer for the new Need for Speed has announced a recommended requirement for every Need for Speed racer around the world, and that’s a constant Internet connection for a better Autolog app experience. To be a full time racer and experience best of new Need for Speed, we’all just need is a stable internet connection.Executive producer Marcus Nilsson has few good reasons for “Why every player of NFS needs a stable internet connection?”, and he conveyed them through Official Xbox Magazine, through GamesRadar. Autolog has some new good advantage over having a stable internet connection, Well going in deep: “We’ve been experiencing Autolog for years in N...
E3 Diary: EA – Sports and Stuff
EA’s lineup this year was, what’s the word I’m looking for here? Yes, Anaemic. Besides announcing Mass Effect Andromeda and giving a few new details about Battlefront 3 and Mirror’s Edge Catalyst, all they had were annual sports games and a small puzzle platformer. And they were trying to sell EA Access hard. Also, PvZ Garden Warfare 2 featured heavily in the whole of E3. Lets have a closer look, shall we? Mirror’s Edge Catalyst Mirror’s Edge Catalyst got featured in a big way this year, with lots of interesting new details and tidbits revealed. First off, it went open world. Secondly, all gun combat was removed. Mirror’s Edge Catalyst will launch on Feb. 23, 2016, as announced today at EA’s press event at E3. Mass Effect: Andromeda Th...
Need for Speed will Require an Internet Connection
Need for Speed, the new Ghost Games developed title, will have integral components that rely on an internet connection. Answering a fan inquiry on Twitter, the game’s official account said that the benefits of having an internet connection is “more variety and a more rewarding experience with friends.” Before later elaborating that being connected will “allow your friends to be part of your narrative experience, something only possible through connected play.” That comment is interesting when you look at the way Rivals handled it. That game too required an internet connection, but populated the world with AI players whenever the connection would drop. Need for Speed Rivals’ AllDrive system will return. It will be an improved version and will feature dedicated servers. Despite the online co...
New trailer for Project Cars shows good promise
Slightly Mad Studios, makers of Need for Speed: Shift and World of Speed just released a new trailer for one of their upcoming games called Project Cars. The racing games is described by the studio as the “most authentic, beautiful, and technically advanced racing game on the planet.” It is expected to come out this November for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PC, Steam OS, and Wii U. What makes this trailer even more impressive is the fact that the trailer is made up of in-game footage, although Slightly Mad are not able to specify for some reason which platform the footage was captured on. Slightly Mad isn’t holding back in boasting about Project Cars. “Featuring world-class graphics and handling, a ground-breaking dynamic time of day & weather system, and deep tuni...
Need For Speed Official Trailer
This trailer has been out for a while, but we hadn’t really heard about it until recently. Either way, The NFS trailer is here and we wanted you to check it out. Fresh from prison, a street racer who was framed by a wealthy business associate joins a cross country race with revenge in mind. His ex-partner, learning of the plan, places a massive bounty on his head as the race begins. Don’t know whether this movie has what it takes to be among the ranks of other car-racing movies, especially the most recent “Rush” by Ron Howard, but definitely looks like a good movie to watch with its heart-pounding action, and some fantastic driving scenes make for an enticing combination. Tell us what you think, whether it will be a hit or a flop?
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