Need for Speed Heat cross-play feature lands tomorrow
Developer Ghost Games is finally enabling cross-play in Need for Speed Heat starting tomorrow.
Developer Ghost Games is finally enabling cross-play in Need for Speed Heat starting tomorrow.
New content and earlier updates bring new reasons to get back into the driver seat.
As Ghost Games turns towards game engineering, Criterion Games takes over the Need for Speed franchise.
The review is here in video form to let you know how we got on with the return of the racing franchise.
We take a look at Ghost Games' new arcade racer, with a critical look and the first 15 minutes of the game.
Ghost Games is back behind the wheel of the Need for Speed series in a new arcade racer where you'll feel the Heat even when the sun goes down.
From fleeing from the fuzz at night to racing clean in the daytime, there's a lot to see in this new video.
The launch trailer gets gamers ready to customise their vehicles in Need for Speed Heat.
The more Heat you get means more rewards, but also tougher cops to chase you down at night.
We talked with John Wikberg and Yoni Rabinowitz to hear about the "truly vibrant world" based on the US' South-East coast.
The fan-favourite racing series is back, and we've got a sense of where it's going this time around.
The dreaded loot box phenomenon won't be making an appearance in Ghost Games' Need for Speed Heat.
This next instalment in the Need for Speed series is called Need for Speed Heat and its release isn't too far off.
The countdown is nearly over as the NFS series looks to return with a new racer with a dash of '80s style.
Ghost Games has started to rev the engine and is ready to get this year's NFS game off the start line.
Gameware has seemingly announced the name of the next title in EA's iconic racing franchise via a page that has since been removed.
EA is hoping to pull off something special for the 25th anniversary year, to give us a "truly memorable high-speed entry".